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Hiyoshi-Taisha-helligdommen
12 lokale anbefaler,
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Yusuke
July 6, 2015
Very traditional place! Very close from the station. I always visit this place on the new year's eve with my new year's resolution.
Natsu
June 20, 2020
Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine is the main shrine of the Sanno Festival, which has more than 3,800 branch shrines around the country. It is home to the guardian diety of the Tendai sect of ancient Kyoto. The vast temple grounds contain close to 40 shrines as well as the east and west halls, which have been designated as national historical landmarks and contain many cultural properties. The Sanno Festival, which takes place every April, is one of the three big festivals of Lake Biwa. It is highly well known among residents of Shiga Prefecture for its changing autumn colors. Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine is considered vital in warding off evil spirits due to its monkey diety Masaru. Originally, many monkeys lived on Mt. Hiei, and it is believed that over time they became important symbols for warding off evil. The name “Masaru” comes from the Japanese phrase for expelling evil spirits, and the monkey itself is known for its good luck. Masaru offers protection and answers prayers of victory and success.
Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine is the main shrine of the Sanno Festival, which has more than 3,800 branch shrines around the country. It is home to the guardian diety of the Tendai sect of ancient Kyoto. The vast temple grounds contain close to 40 shrines as well as the east and west halls, which have been d…
Nanao
September 11, 2018
One of the most oldest shrine in Japan. Clean air and power in this area. beautiful cherry blossoms and green or red color in the season as well.
苔生宿/Koke-Musu:Inn
September 29, 2018
比叡山の麓に鎮座する当大社は、およそ2100年前、崇神天皇７年に創祀された、全国3800余の日吉・日枝・山王神社の総本宮です。平安京遷都の際には、この地が都の表鬼門（北東）にあたることから、都の魔除・災難除を祈る社として、また伝教大師が比叡山に延暦寺を開かれてよりは天台宗の護法神として多くの方から崇敬を受け、今日に至っています。
ワニベース
November 22, 2018
特に紅葉時期がおすすめで紅葉が綺麗です。
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5-chōme-1-1 Sakamoto
Otsu, Shiga