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Fushimi Inari, Kyoto, Japan

Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kyoto, Japan. Fushimi Inari Shrine, Kyoto, Japan

Temple Monument in tainan city.and the chinese word is mean the A record that has never been approached

A light colored bamboo fence in a Shinto temple

Stone Shrine of China

Stone China zen park japanese. Stone China zen park japanese

A dark colored bamboo fence in a Shinto temple

A cat that is part of group of stone iron objects guarding the gates to a temple in Kyoto, Japan. A cat that is part of group of stone iron objects guarding the gates to a temple in Kyoto, Japan.

An ornamental door at a Shinto temple. An ornamental door at a Shinto temple

An ornamental door at a Shinto temple. An ornamental door at a Shinto temple

Entrance to Heian Jingu

The entrance to the Heian Jingu (Heian Shrine), located in Kyoto, Japan. The entrance to the Heian Jingu (Heian Shrine), located in Kyoto, Japan.

Japanese garden. Japanese garden

Kinkaku-ji Golden Temple

The most popular shrine in Kyoto, Japan: the Golden Temple, also known as Kinkaku-ji. The building is covered in real gold leaf and surrounded by lush gardens. The most popular shrine in Kyoto, Japan: the Golden Temple, also known as Kinkaku-ji. The building is covered in real gold leaf and surrounded by lush gardens.

Stone water basin and ladle at Shinto shrine in Tokyo, Japan

Stone water basin and ladle at Shinto shrine in Tokyo, Japan

Itsukushima Shinto Shrine, Miyajima, Japan

Itsukushima Shinto Shrine, Miyajima, Japan

Bamboo shoots found in a Shinto temple

Japanese Garden

View along path of Japanese garden Kenrokuen, in Kanazawa

Wooden Temple door

An ornamental door at a Shinto temple. An ornamental door at a Shinto temple

Japanese sacred lottery omikuji

Omikuji are random fortunes written on strips of paper at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples in Japan. Literally sacred lottery, these are usually received by making a small offering (generally a five-yen coin as it is considered good luck) and randomly choosing one from a box, hoping for the resulting fortune to be good.
In the begining of a new year,Japanese people gathered to visit different shrines and pray for a good year. Omikuji are random fortunes written on strips of paper at Shinto shrines and Buddhist temples in Japan. Literally sacred lottery, these are usually received by making a small offering (generally a five-yen coin as it is considered good luck) and randomly choosing one from a box, hoping for the resulting fortune to be good.
In the begining of a new year,Japanese people gathered to visit different shrines and pray for a good year.

Inside japanese temple

Shinkyo Bridge over the Daiwa River in Nikko outside of Tokyo, Japan in summer with cloud cover.

Shinkyo Bridge over the Daiwa River in Nikko outside of Tokyo, Japan in summer with cloud cover. Aisa.

Golden Lanterns and Red Pillars

Golden Lanterns hang between red pillars at a Shinto Temple in Nara, Japan's ancient capital. Golden Lanterns hang between red pillars at a Shinto Temple in Nara, Japan's ancient capital.

Temple Ceremonial Bowl

A large, ornamental bowl found in a Shinto temple. A large, ornamental bowl found in a Shinto temple

Red and White Temple Walkway

Red, white and green covered walk way at a traditional Japanese Shinto Temple. Red, white and green covered walk way at a traditional Japanese Shinto Temple.

Stony slabs leading to Shinto shrine

Stony slabs leading to Shinto shrine

Covered corridor of Kibitsu Shinto Shrine in Okayama, Japan

Covered corridor of Kibitsu Shinto Shrine in Okayama, Japan

Way of sacred arch

A gateway at the entrance to a Shinto shrine. A gateway at the entrance to a Shinto shrine

Portable shrine

Festival image of Japan of file. Festival image of Japan of file

Arakura Sengen Shinto Shrine, Fujiyoshida, Japan

Arakura Sengen Shinto Shrine, Fujiyoshida, Japan

Red tori in Ikuta-shrine, Kobe, Japan. Red tori in Ikuta-shrine, Kobe, Japan

The Kiyomizu Gate in Kyoto, Japan

Toshogu Shinto shrine, Tokyo, Japan

Toshogu Shinto shrine, Tokyo, Japan

Tamukeyama shinto shrine, Nara, Japan

Tamukeyama shinto shrine, Nara, Japan

Covered corridor of Kibitsu Shinto Shrine in Okayama, Japan

Covered corridor of Kibitsu Shinto Shrine in Okayama, Japan

Inari Shinto Shrine in Sanjusangen-do Temple of Kyoto, Japan

Inari Shinto Shrine in Sanjusangen-do Temple of Kyoto, Japan

Toshogu Shinto shrine, Tokyo, Japan

Toshogu Shinto shrine, Tokyo, Japan

Temple Exterior

The exterior of a Shinto temple with light colored wood walls. The exterior of a Shinto temple with light colored wood walls

Kinkaku-ji Golden Temple

The Kinkaku-ji Shrine is also known as the Golden Temple. The Zen Buddhist structure was originally built in Kyoto, Japan, in 1397, but has since burned down twice. It was most recently restored in 1955. The Kinkaku-ji Shrine is also known as the Golden Temple. The Zen Buddhist structure was originally built in Kyoto, Japan, in 1397, but has since burned down twice. It was most recently restored in 1955.

Japanese god of scholarship tenjin

Tenjin, the Shinto kami of scholarship in japanese mythology and folklore. Tenjin, the Shinto kami of scholarship in japanese mythology and folklore.

Stone Torii Gate

A stone torii gate and shrine at an ancient temle in Kyoto Japan

Itsukushima Shinto Shrine (XVI c.), Japan. UNESCO site

Itsukushima Shinto Shrine (XVI c.), Japan. UNESCO site

Fushimi Inari Taisha

This shrine is the head shrine of Inari the god of rice and patron of businesses. This shrine is the head shrine of Inari the god of rice and patron of businesses

Monk at the temple entrance. Monk at the temple entrance

Fushimi Inari Taisha

This shrine is the head shrine of Inari the god of rice and patron of businesses. This shrine is the head shrine of Inari the god of rice and patron of businesses

Arakura Sengen Shinto Shrine, Fujiyoshida, Japan

Arakura Sengen Shinto Shrine, Fujiyoshida, Japan

Fushimi Inari Taisha

This shrine is the head shrine of Inari the god of rice and patron of businesses. This shrine is the head shrine of Inari the god of rice and patron of businesses

Kamakura, Japan

A picturesque scene at Kamakura, Japan. The Autumn leaves fill the picture with warmth whilst the blue sky presents a relaxed atmosphere.

Japanese lady looking at the wooden board

Japanese lady looking at the letter on the wooden board hanging on the praying wall in Japanese temple. Japanese blessing culture. curious young girl reading others praying card in Kiyomizu dera in Kyoto. Japanese lady looking at the letter on the wooden board hanging on the praying wall in Japanese temple. Japanese blessing culture. curious young girl reading others praying card in Kiyomizu dera in Kyoto.

Sengen Jinja III

Details of one of the brightly colored roofs at the Sengen Shrine in Fujinomiya. Details of one of the brightly colored roofs at the Sengen Shrine in Fujinomiya

A rooster in front of a shrine, I dont know why he was there, like a guardian

Japanese Forest Landscape

These are Torii gates at Fushimi-inari Shrine, Kyoto, Japan. These gates are found throughout the forest and lead up to the main shrine on the hill top. These are Torii gates at Fushimi-inari Shrine, Kyoto, Japan. These gates are found throughout the forest and lead up to the main shrine on the hill top.

Kyoto, Japan - Nov 11 2017 : Woman dressed kimono walking in red ancient wood torii gate at Fushimi Inari

Kyoto, Japan - Nov 11 2017 : Woman dressed kimono walking in red ancient wood torii gate at Fushimi Inari shrine

Traditional temple in Tokyo, Japan

prayer hanger in the temple

Prayer hangers at Shinto Shrines in Japan as a hope for the future. Prayer hangers at Shinto Shrines in Japan as a hope for the future

Temple Exterior

The exterior of a Shinto temple with dark colored wood walls. The exterior of a Shinto temple with dark colored wood walls

Nara deer roam free in Nara Park, Japan.

Temple Shinto. The Japanese style. Temple Shinto. The Japanese style.

Omikuji Wrapped on Hemp Straw Ropes

A popular activity when visiting a shrine or a temple is to pick a random omikuji, which is a small paper showing your fortune that will predict a good fortune for you and vice-versa it might select a negative fortune. A popular activity when visiting a shrine or a temple is to pick a random omikuji, which is a small paper showing your fortune that will predict a good fortune for you and vice-versa it might select a negative fortune

Torii of Tongxiao Shinto Shrine in miaoli, taiwan

Torii of Tongxiao Shinto Shrine in miaoli, taiwan

Uji Shinto Shrine in Uji, Japan

Uji Shinto Shrine in Uji, Japan

Covered corridor of Kibitsu Shinto Shrine in Okayama, Japan

Covered corridor of Kibitsu Shinto Shrine in Okayama, Japan

Red torii in miyajima

The dramatic gate of Itsukushima Shrine is one of Japan's most popular tourist attractions, and the view of the gate in front of the island's Mount Misen is classified as one of the Three Views of Japan. The dramatic gate of Itsukushima Shrine is one of Japan's most popular tourist attractions, and the view of the gate in front of the island's Mount Misen is classified as one of the Three Views of Japan

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