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The most sacred millennial shrine in Japan.ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ

The Fushimi Inari Shrine (Fushimi Inari Taisha /), also known as the "Fox Shrine" or the "Thousand Torii Pillar Shrine," has many red-orange torii pillars lining the uphill tunnel, which is an important symbol of this place.

Begging at Fox Shrine (Fushimi Inari Shrine in Kyoto, Japan) is popular for business, trade, fertility, harvesting and health. Write a prayer on a fox-shaped wooden sign (Ema) or a small torii sign and hang it. It is also possible to buy a fox amulet (Omamori) and wish the vegetation to flourish, prosper, give birth safely and pass the exam.

How to make a wish and what to do

* Write a sign for blessing: Buy a fox sign (Ema) or a small torii sign, write what you want to pray for (e.g. trade, school, health), and draw a fox face as you want, and hang it at various points.

* Make a wish for business: The deity Inari is the deity of fertility and business. Therefore, making a wish for business to prosper is very popular.

* Amulet: Buy a fox amulet (Omamori) to carry with you to supplement fortune and coverage.

* Food: Taste related local dishes such as Inari Sushi or Kitsune Udon because fried tofu is a fox favorite.

* Walk through the Torii: Walk through the thousands of red torii that line the uphill path, to experience the sacred atmosphere and make a wish.

What to know more

* Fox (Kitsune): Considered a messenger of the god Inari.

* Getting there: Very convenient from JR or Keihan railway station (down Fushimi-Inari station)

* On-off time: 24 hours a day

# Kyoto # Japanese shrine # Fushimi Inari Shrine

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I recently went on my second trip to Japan. After my first visit in 2017, I knew I loved my time in the country but I still felt pretty overwhelmed. To be honest, I think we moved around too much and tried to see too many places. For my second trip I was determined to travel slower. There is so m
Kristen 📷✈ïļðŸ“

Kristen 📷✈ïļðŸ“

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japan ~ how i spent a day in kyoto
1. fushimi inari - highly recommend arriving before 8am to beat the crowd. there is a “secret” bamboo forest. to find it, walk past the main gate shrine, and continue up until you arrive to the start of the tunnel of torii gates. instead of walking through the gates, walk outside of them to the rig
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Ash

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Kochi’s Cliffside Shrine Feels like a movie ðŸŽĨ ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
I had never even heard of this place in Kochi before planning this trip to Japan . This island is called Shikoku . It took a lot of research to find these undiscovered places. When I got to Katsurahama Park , the statue of Sakamoto Ryoma staring out at the Pacific caught me right away. I
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More Legs Room

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ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ day in my life in japan âœĻ
Here’s what life is like at New Year’s Eve in Japan!! ðŸĪ—💕it was such an exciting celebration! What did you do for New Year’s Eve and are you enjoying 2026? Japan #Japan #ADayInMyLife #livinginjapan #lemon8travel #Lemon8
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Nina Gabriella

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ðŸŊâœĻ A Journey Through Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine âœĻðŸŊ
Hey Travelers, Visiting Sumiyoshi Taisha, Osaka’s most iconic Shinto shrine, was like stepping into a timeless realm of tradition and tranquility. Known as one of Japan’s oldest shrines, it dates back over 1,800 years and is dedicated to the deities of the sea and safe travel. 🌊🙏 The journey
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Live4Travel 💎

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A Sika deer stands among moss-covered stone lanterns and pillars with Japanese characters in Nara Park, Japan.
A moss-covered stone lion-dog statue (komainu) in Nara Park, with lush trees and a red torii gate in the background.
A large weeping cherry blossom tree in full bloom next to a traditional building, surrounded by numerous stone lanterns at Kasuga Shrine.
📍Nara Park, Japan ðŸĶŒ
Just a short train ride from major cities like Kyoto and Osaka, Nara Park is a beautiful destination in Japan that has a unique connection to nature with its deer population living among the locals in the park grounds, and temples. Enjoy these few pictures of the beautiful scenery and wildlife I
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Harajuku Buni ✈ïļâžĄïļðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ

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A computer screen displays a pixel-art farming game, Mistria Farm, showing a character in a green, forested area. A white keyboard is in the foreground. Overlay text reads "TOUR MY MISTRIA FARM (1 YEAR IN GAME)".
A top-down view of a pixel-art farmhouse in Mistria Farm, surrounded by a craft table, storage crates, and a mailbox. The scene is bathed in a warm, reddish hue. Overlay text describes it as a basic farmhouse area.
A top-down view of fenced crop fields in Mistria Farm, featuring various pixel-art crops like wheat and corn. The landscape is predominantly reddish-orange. Overlay text identifies this as "MY CROPS / FIELDS".
Mistria Farm Tour - 1 Year In
this is your official invite to tour my fields of mistria farm (ï―Ąâ€Ēˁïļŋâ€ĒĖ€ï―Ą)♡ i’ve just hit 1 full year in-game and thought it was time to share the little space i’ve been building ✧ ðŸŠĩ farmhouse area — super simple, just the essentials: my crafting table, crates, and my mailbox ðŸŒ― crop fields — i
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almond ïūŸâ™ĄïļŽ

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Im glad I didn’t skip this pagoda in Kyoto
I ended up at To-ji Temple after a few must do stops in Kyoto . Ive read it was very touristy, but i decided not to skip it since it is the tallest wooden pagoda in all Japan. Honestly, it was empty compared to the other sites in Kyoto and I must say it is the most beautiful pagoda and ga
More Legs Room

More Legs Room

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The image displays the title 'Flexible-ish Itinerary/Route for a Trip to Hakone in Japan' over a scenic view of a red bridge crossing a body of water, surrounded by trees.
The image recommends Hakone Ropeway Sounzan Station as a starting point, with text advising staying at a Ryokan for an overnight trip. The background shows a mountain landscape with buildings.
The image lists activities for a Hakone trip, including taking the Hakone Tozan Cable Car to Owakudani, eating hot spring eggs, a sightseeing ship cruise on Lake Ashi, and visiting Hakone Shrine. A dark rock is in the background.
Flexible-ish Itinerary/Route to Hakone in Japan
TikTok saw this first 👀 🚠📍Starting point: Sōunzan Station Things to do: Take the Hakone Tozan Cable Car Sōunzan Station to get to Owakudani 📍1300-174 Gora, Hakone, Ashigarashimo District, Kanagawa 250-0408, Japan Sight seeing cable car Owakudani 📍1251 Sengokuhara, Hakone, Ashigarash
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mdvmitarashi

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Blood-C is considered by many as one of the goriest anime's ever made! #bloodc #animerecommendations #anime #oldanime #theanimescoop
The Anime Scoop

The Anime Scoop

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A bustling Tokyo shopping street with the Tokyo Skytree visible in the distance, under a clear blue sky, highlighting popular places to visit.
A vibrant night scene in Shinjuku, Tokyo, featuring brightly lit buildings, neon signs, and pedestrians enjoying the nightlife district.
A wide street in Akihabara, Tokyo, lined with multi-story buildings adorned with colorful electronic and anime advertisements, bustling with people.
ðŸŪPlaces to visit in Tokyo🗞
I went on a five day trip to Tokyo this month and here are some of the top places that I visited while I was there that you should put on your itinerary. Shinjuku City This is where we stayed, it was very close to the station and it was easy to get around everywhere. Shinjuku is the night li
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Hannah

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Japan Travel Tips
Went to Japan for cherry blossom season. It was cold and raining while we were there, but we were able to see some cherry blossoms during our trip. We hit up 3 major cities (Tokyo, Osaka, and Kyoto) and did day trips in between. Tokyo - Shibuya Sky - Shibuya Crossing - Shopping in Ginza, Ha
Dani

Dani

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A woman in a striped dress stands in a traditional Japanese doorway, looking back at the camera, with a pond and garden visible outside. Text overlays read 'Monthly Recap' and 'I moved to Japan'.
A woman in sunglasses and a green shirt stands outdoors, playfully posing with her hand to make it appear as if she is holding Mount Fuji in the background, surrounded by green foliage.
A vibrant red Shinto torii gate marks the entrance to a path lined with numerous red banners, leading into a wooded area with a shrine building visible in the distance.
Sooo I moved to Japan ðŸ‡ŊðŸ‡ĩ
Hey 🍋8! It’s been a while. Here’s what I’ve been up to since I last postedâ€Ķ I moved to Japan! I’ve been here a few weeks now and it’s been amazing. I’m so blessed to have this experience to be here for the next year. Now all I have to do is learn Japanese 😉 #travelwithme2024 #japan #tr
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alivia!!

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📍: Fushimi Inari Shrine
#gettoknowme #kyotojapan #kyototravel #japantravel
Dntaroundtheworld

Dntaroundtheworld

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Hidden gem of Japan’s countryside ðŸŒūðŸŒļ👒
Looking to visit someplace in Japan that isn’t hectic and overcrowded? Then you need to visit the serene city of Shimane 🍃 Shimane Facts: 🌅 coastal yet mountainous 🗚ïļ 90-minute drive from Hiroshima ðŸ—ū the second least-populated prefecture in Japan Home to: â›Đïļ the famous Izumo Taisha shri
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Michelle K

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The front cover of the book "Voyage of the Damned" by Frances White, featuring a teal background with iridescent rainbow foiled text and illustrations of a ship, waves, and a fish skeleton. The words "Gorgeous Illumicrate" are overlaid.
An open book displaying an illustrated map of "The Draon's Dawn" ship. The teal and white illustration details various rooms like the Greenhouse, Ballroom, and Library, with dragon-like features on the ship's sides.
A hand holds the closed book, showcasing its fore-edge with a decorative pattern of teal wavy lines on a light background. The spine and part of the cover are visible, emphasizing the book's unique design.
Most beautiful foiling EVER
I am in love with this recent Illumicrate, especially the iridescent rainbow foiling on the naked hardback! #readersoflemon8 #reading #readingaesthetic #josephinarae #read #bookaesthetic #books #booktok #booksoflemon8
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JosephinaRae 📖

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