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This is the shrine for your business is going well.

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If you want to succeed in your Bussines, why don't you stop by Toyokuni shrine and pray for you? It is very easy to get there from Kyoto station and which is near Hyatt Regency Kyoto, so why don't you stay there too? Also, it is a very famous temple of Sanju Sangen-do and has a very great Japanese-style garden and building near Hyatt and Toyokuni shrine. When Hideyoshi Toyotomi was dead, this was built by his son from Ieyasu Tokugawa's offer. Why did Ieyasu Tokugawa offer to build the shrine? Because Ieyasu gets Hideyoshi's son to use the money to build to make the Toyotomi family's power decrease and to make Tokugawa era ( Edo era ) , Ieyasu Tokugawa was very cleaver. This bell is super big Toyokuni shrine has a very beautiful Japanese-style garden. Kyoto International Museum is next to this shrine and very big. There is Sanju Sangen-do in front of the Kyoto International museum. There is Kyoto Hyatt Regency next to Sanju Sangen-Do and ...more >>

This shrine is to pray for getting over your eyes

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This shrine Chugen temple is to pray for getting over your eyes near Gion and Kawaramachi of central downtown Kyoto and very famous shrine "Yasaka shrine " is near here, very convenient for you to get here. Access : City bus 205 to Kawaramachi bus stop from Kyoto station. Would you wear Japanese traditional clothing when you stop by this temple because Yasaka shrine or Gion city where is traditional town is called Gion, Traditional clothing matches those places. Samue is a traditional Japanese work clothing, made of a pair of trousers and a long-sleeved jacket. Loose-fitting and resistant, it was originally used by craftsmen and artisans for its remarkable ease of movement, but nowadays is also very appreciated as loungewear, for DIY hobbies or to simply have a walk with a comfortable outfit. Suitable for every season, it’s also still used by Buddhist head monks as loungewear when they are in the Temple. Samue is loose fitting and ...more >>

This shrine is to pray for getting over any disease.

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This shrine "Gojo Tenjin" shrine is to pray for getting over any disease near Shijo Karasuma where is central Kyoto city and while you find this shrine, you will see Japanese traditional clothing shops and product companies. This is for the exit of Torii gate. Access: The nearest station is Shijo by Subway Karasuma line bound for Kokusai Kaigijo station. Would you wear Japanese traditional clothing when you stop by this shrine because there are most of around here traditional Kyoto city a traditional town that matchesthose places? Samue is a traditional Japanese work clothing, made of a pair of trousers and a long-sleeved jacket. Loose-fitting and resistant, it was originally used by craftsmen and artisans for its remarkable ease of movement, but nowadays is also very appreciated as loungewear, for DIY hobbies or to simply have a walk with a comfortable outfit. Suitable for every season, it’s also still used by Buddhist head monks as loun...more >>

The girl’s day on March 3rd in Japan

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We have the doll festival that is called Hina Matsuri on March 3 also that is called girls day too. It's the day to pray for healthy growth and happiness for young girls. Most families with girls display dolls called Hina-Ningyo. Long ago, people threw paper dolls into rivers and in the sea to drive away evil spirits with them. People began displaying dolls in the Edo period. The dolls depict the imperial court. They are dressed in beautiful ancient court costumes. The Emperor and the Empress have sat on the top. The Emperor The Empress And three court ladies have sat on the second. The folding screen that's called Byoubu Paper lamp that's called Bonjiri Mandarin orange tree Cherry tree In the emperor's house Kyoto Japan, There is always a mandarin orange tree on the emperor's left side and cherry blossoms on his right side. Furniture and household goods that are ...more >>

This shrine is for couples and is very famous for the spiritual place in Kyoto Japan

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This shrine is for couples and is very famous for the spiritual place which is called Kifune shrine where I stopped by. When I saw the entrance has a beautiful red Torii gate, stairs, and a lot of lantern-shaped decorations in Kyoto Japan. About access to get to Kifune shrine. Take the Keihan railway until the final stop, which is Demachi Yanagi station, and change a train and take Eizan electric railway to Kifune Guchi station, then you can walk to Kifune shrine with around 2km, or take a bus to the Kifune shrine bus stop. from the bus stop, you have to walk to get to the Kifune shrine with around 300m before you got to the Torii gate, there is a very beautiful river alongside the road to go to the Kifune shrine. and there are some restaurants and cafes on the river that is called Kawazoko. You can see the beautiful river and hear the murmuring of the river then you have a great lunch with Japanese food which is called Washokuor have a break at a cafe on the river. The ...more >>

This shrine is to pray for cutting ties with your partner.

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This shrine Ichiidani Nanano shrine is very famous to pray for cutting ties with your partner. It is very difficult for you to find this shrine because there is this shrine in central Kyoto city. While you try to find it, you are going to feel real Kyoto city. The cut tree means cutting ties with your partner. There is this cut tree near the exit of Torii gate. Access By bus, city bus 9 from Kyoto station The nearest subway station is Kuramaguchi by subway the Karasuma line bound for Kokusai kaigijyo If you stop by here, why don't you wear Japanese traditional clothing and feel Kyoto? Samue is a traditional Japanese work clothing, made of a pair of trousers and a long-sleeved jacket. Loose-fitting and resistant, it was originally used by craftsmen and artisan for its remarkable ease of movement, but nowadays is also very appreciated as loungewear, for DIY hobbies or to simply have a walk with a comfortable outfit. Suit...more >>

This is the Japanese coming-of-age ceremony in Japan on Jan 8th or 9th. When you are 20 years old and stay in Japan, why don’t you have the experience?

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I walked the lake in Shiga prefecture, Shiga has the biggest lake in Japan and some mountain ranges, since the end of new year eve, a lot of snow had come in Japan, so as you see these photos, beautiful snow mountain ranges And also there is a very beautiful flower field, those contrasts of snow mountain ranges, beautiful, Biwa lake and flower field are amazing. Besides, I found beautiful women who are wearing gorgeous kimonos also, those contrasts of beautiful sceneries and Kimono girls are very beautiful too. By the way, In Japan, people are considered adults at the age of 20. They are allowed to drink, smoke, and gamble. They can also have contracts for monthly subscription services without getting parental consent. As 'Coming-of-Age Ceremony that is called SEIJINSHIKI in Japanese is held annually on the second Monday of January. The ceremony is a ritual to celebrate all those who become 20 in the year and help them become aware of responsibilities as adults. Seij...more >>

This is the Japanese new year we have. Would you have that experience?

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We eat Ozoni in the morning on 1st Jan. About Ozoni, Mochi is eaten to celebrate good health and long life. We eat Mochi in an Ozoni soup celebrating Japanese New Year. There are vegetables and mushrooms and so on all you want and Mochi in the Ozoni soup And we eat Osechi from 1st to 3rd Jan. Osechi is the traditional meal only prepared for New Year. All of the Ingredients in Osechi are well-meaning because Osechi is eaten to pray for good health and great harvest for a year. Also, we visit our favorite shrines or temples that are the first visit in that year that are called Hatsumode. Hatsumode means the first visiting in that year. I went to Tachiki shrines near my house on 1st Jan. When you come to any shrines or temples, you have to wash your hands at Chozuya first. First of all, wash your left hand then wash your right hand and put water on your left hand, wash inside the mouth with that water on the lef...more >>

This shrine is called Shisenen was the birth place of Gion festival that is one of the biggest festival in Japan very great Japanese-style garden

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I went to Shinsen-en which is a shrine, which has a very very great Japanese-style garden near Nijo castle. There are 2 entrances. This is Nijo castle. Shinsen-en is a location photo spot that is often used for wedding venues and pre-wedding shoots. It is not so famous as a tourist spot, but it is a temple located on the south side of Nijo Castle, just a short walk away. The red bridge over the pond is beautiful. And not only is the location beautiful, but it also has a history as the birthplace of the Gion Matsuri, one of Kyoto's three major festivals. Yasaka Shrine is famous for the Gion Festival, but how many people know that it is Shinsenen? One of Kyoto's three major festivals, the Gion Matsuri is held for a month from July 1st to 31st. (The main event is the Yamaboko Junko on the 17th) It wasn't just the nobles and samurai, but the townspeople who came to have power after the period of the Northern and Southern Courts (1336-1392) that...more >>

This shrine is very rare in Kyoto Japan, this is for only celebrities -A Gift From Japan

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I went to the very unique shrine in Kyoto Japan, which is called kurumazaki shrine is for celebrities. If you are the celebrity, the celebrity official,s or you wat to be the celebrity, please stop by and pray. There is a lot of red board with the name of celebrities. I saw a lot of couples who wore Yukata, when you stop by here, why don't you wear Yukata? ...more >>

Kyoto Palace in central Kyoto Japan – A Gift From Japan

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Kyoto Imperial Palace is an imperial facility located in Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture. The Kyoto Imperial Palace was the place where the emperor lived and performed ceremonies and public affairs until the Meiji Restoration. Kyoto Gyoen is located in the center of Kyoto City, and the total area of the park is 650,000 square meters. It was very amazing that it is very easy to enter because even gates and fences are very low and alongside the road. So I thought Japanese royal families have trusted residents, so they don't feel scared and they did not prepare to toll gates and fences. The site of the Kyoto Imperial Palace is a long rectangle about 250 meters east-west and about 450 meters north-south. The beginning of the Kyoto Imperial Palace was when Emperor Kanmu moved to Heiankyo in 794. Today, the Kyoto Imperial Palace is open to the public and anyone can visit it. Kyoto Gyoen, which surrounds the Kyoto Imperial Palace, is popular ...more >>

The best spiritual shrine in Kyoto Japan- A Gift From Japan

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I went to the best spiritual shrine in Kyoto Japan, which is called Izumo Daimyoujin I believe. Before you pass the torii gate, there is a rabbit statue made of stone. pet the head of this rabbit. it is said, you are going to get big luck. This is the god of water. a lot of people put water in their pet bottles from here. This is free you can do that. If you drink this water, it is said you are going to be healthy TTT After you pray something at the main shrine, please pass this Torii gate and go into the forest. You might get big big power. And as you can see in this movie below, white paper is fluttering on the stone which means god welcomes you. <span data-mce-type="bookmark" style="display: inline-block; width: 0px; overflow: hidden; line-height: 0;" class="mce_SELRES_start"></span> Then after going into the forest, you ca...more >>

There is a very rare shrine for only people who working in the electrical industry in Kyoto Japan- A gift from Japan

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I stopped by the very rare shrine in Arashiyama Kyoto Japan which is one of the most popular tourist places in Kyoto Japan. You can go to JR Kyoto station to JR Sagano station to go or from the station, Shiki Omiya to Arashiyama station on the railway of Araden also takes Hankyu railways to Hankyu Arashiyama station to go, I took Hankyu railways from the station to go to the rare shrine that is called Den Den Gu in Houryu temple near Hankyu Arashiyama station which is for only people in the electrical industry. These photos are Houryu temple, this stairs which were made of stones are very long and beautiful. There is an observatory In Houryu temple, and you can see a whole beautiful Arashiyama view. Please stop by Den Den Gu shrine for only people who working electrical industry. After stopping by here, I moved to a very famous bamboo street in Arashiyama Kyoto Japan. Before I leave for the bamboo street, you can see a very beautiful river which is call...more >>

There is a very rare shrine for the people who doesn’t want to go bald

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I found a very rare shrine for the people who don't want to go bald in the bamboo street in the Arashiyama area of Kyoto Japan, actually, a lot of international people have already known the bamboo street, but I think they walk in the bamboo street. When you go to the bamboo street, please stop by 2 good shrines, one of them is for the couple who make a good relationship and another one is for the people who don't want to go bald. This is bamboo street, it was 30℃ at that time but I felt comfortable and cool in the bamboo street. This is the shrine for any couples who want to make a good relationship which is called Nomiya shrine, there was a lot of couples there, that is near Arashiyama station of Randen, it takes around 5 mins, it takes around 10 mins from JR Sagano station and it takes around 15 mins from Hankyu Arashiyama station. and when you walk 5 mins to the entrance of the bamboo street, you can get to the Nomiya shrine for couples who make a good relationship....more >>

Kishima shrine has very rare torii gate in Japan – A gift from Japan

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I went to Kishima shrine near Uzumasa Tenjingawa station of Kyoto Tozai subway line, it takes 5mins on foot from the statin. I found a very rare view there because Torii gate is the normal road as you see a photo and after passing the Torii gate, there are normal town and I did not feel any shrine coming up later at all. There is no information about the founding of the Kishima shrine, but it is an old shrine that has existed in this area since before the capital was moved to the Heian era, According to one theory, the Hata clan, which flourished in this area, built it together with Koryu-ji Temple, or it is said that it was in this area before the Hata clan settled. The enshrined deity is currently a deity that appears in the mythology of the Kojiki and Nihonshoki, but it is originally written as 'Amaterasu Mitama no Kami'. This god is considered to be a sun god who is completely different from Amaterasu Omikami. From this, it can be assumed that this shrine has...more >>

The shrine that’s called Douso shrine is for couples in Kyoto Japan

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I went to Douso Shrine for Couples near Kyoto station, APA Hotel Kyoto Ekimae, and Rihga Royal Hotel Kyoto, Dosojin is shrine erected at crossroads and borders of villages to prevent evil spirits from coming from outside the village and to protect the safety of traffic and movement. This shrine was relocated during the era of Hideyoshi Toyotomi, but it was originally a shrine with a long history. The two deities enshrined here are Sarutahiko no Mikoto, the god of travel, and Amanouzume no Mikoto, the god of performing arts. They are also believed to be gods. There are various poses for this so-called “Soutai Dosojin”, but in front of this gate, there is a stone statue of a man and a woman in Heian period clothes holding hands and cuddling up. It's a very small shrine that stands between buildings near Kyoto Station, but that's why the two of them look so happy and friendly, and passers-by smile involuntarily. If you visit a small and quiet shrine with your partner, you will not...more >>

Furoshiki – A Gift From Japan

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A gift From Japan has sold Japanese traditional gifts for international people in the world, and there is no need to worry because of Made in Japan, so please buy our products.. Furoshiki is a traditional Japanese square cloth, for wrapping items, such as gifts and presents, or transporting them. It’s also usable as it is, as a tablecloth, sofa decoration etc., or can be folded and tied to create fashionable eco-bags. Versatile, convenient, and reusable, this ancient Japanese tradition perfectly matches nowadays needs for a more ecologic and waste-free way of creating bags and wrappings. In this video, you will find simple instructions on tying a Furoshiki to create a bag or a wine bottle case. The accessory has become a boom in NY and London Japanese traditional clothing. F This can be washed in the washing machine. This texture is similar to a cotton T-shirt. This can be washed in the washing machine. This texture is ...more >>

Japanese traditional Clothing – A Gift From Japan

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A Gift From Japan has sold Japanese wonderful traditional clothing, and there is no need to worry, because of Made in Japan so please buy our Japanese traditional clothing. Jinbei is for both of men and women in Japan, mainly used indoors, JINBEI basically is made of cotton or denim, so it is very comfortable and cool in summer. JInbei can be washed in the washing machine. Jinbei's texture is similar to a Cotton T-shirt. This is JINBE. IN NY and London, wearing Japanese traditional clothing ( Jinbei, Samue, Yukata, and so on ) has been very cool now. SAMUE is very convenient wear because when you are in the house, go out somewhere also you do DIY or repair something all you want yo can in every season. This texture is similar to jeans. IN NY and London, wearing Japanese traditional clothing ( Jinbei, Samue, Yukata, and so on ) have been very cool now. This Samue is cotton 100%, This can be washed in the washing machine. This t...more >>

Hanko Name Stamp – A Gift From Japan

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What is Hanko ( Name stamp ) In Japan, instead of signing things we stamp our Hanko ( Name stamp ). Hanko is also called "Inkan". We use them when we want to open a bank account, buy a house, rent something, or sign an important contract. It's considered a form of ID in Japan. Hanko is a part of Japanese society and it's a very important part. If you should ever come to Japan, you'll need one for your own bank account or to rent a home, they're very important here. How to stamp Hanko ( Name stamp ) Japanese people use their Hanko all the time. When you write letters, you use your Hanko instead of signing your name. you also stamp it on various other things you carry around just to give it a personal accent. Hanko makes great souvenirs and presents. You can have your name written in Kanji, Katakana, Hiragana or English characters on your Hanko. Let's make your own original Hanko! You can compare an image of Hiragana with an image o...more >>

This is one of the biggest festival in Japan Gion festival – A gift from Japan

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I went to Gion festival in Kyoto Japan on the 13th afternoon and the 15th at night. One of the Japanese most famous festivals is the Kyoto Gion Matsuri, one of the three greatest festivals in Japan. The Gion Matsuri is an event of Yasaka Shrine in Kyoto city, which is held for a month from July 1stto 31st. It originated in 869 when an epidemic was rampant in Kyoto and killed many people. People started this festival to ask for god’s protection. The parade of festival floats on the 17th is the highlight of the festival. 34 gorgeously decorated floats go around the city accompanied. On the 13th.  ] On the 15Th, The main big street is Shijo Karasuma street changed the pedestrian zone from 15 to 16th, about 200,000 people came to see Gion festival on the 15th. About 400,000 people come in the 16th and about 200,000 people come in the 17th.   As you watch these videos, a lot of people are wearing Yukata and coming to Gi...more >>