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The shrine asked Kyoto fans so hard that they had to fly back to pay respect. 🙏

I went to Kyoto alone two years ago (2024).

Because we went alone, it was lonely, plus when Ayap had a lot of fans, he was searching for a shrine or temple famous for his love.

Found a shrine in the Route, our trip to the bamboo forest, so I stopped by to pay homage without hope.

At that time, I just thought that if you have a girlfriend, you will bring your girlfriend back here again and throw a big handful of coins down until the person next to you looks at it, hahahahaha. I don't know how much, but a lot.

Finished, bought back two love charms for a friend who lost love, one kept, one suspended for six months, disappeared! I, uh, probably no more stars.

The story was over a year, heartbroken, and someone came in and ended up with this person. ðŸĨ°

And this year he had the opportunity to pay homage to the gods again, like bringing his girlfriend with him, and the gods gave him luck by organizing Siamsi, and he got the "Great Heng." âœĻ

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In the bamboo forest, Arashiyama is easy to find along the way. 🎋

Xiamsi before taking the donation to the donation box 100 Yen before the aunt.

Real force is recommended.

# Japanese shrine # Shrine to ask for a girlfriend # arashiyama # kyoto

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Tips for Fushimi Inari Shrine
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A scenic view of the iconic red arched Taiko Bridge at Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine, reflecting on the serene water, surrounded by lush trees under a cloudy sky. The image is overlaid with text "Taiko Bridge Sumiyoshi Taisha."
The steeply arched red Taiko Bridge at Sumiyoshi Taisha, with people crossing, framed by autumn foliage and a stone lantern, symbolizing a transition to the divine. The image is overlaid with text "CROSSING FROM THE EARTHLY WORLD INTO THE DIVINE."
Visitors approach the grand stone torii gate, marking the entrance to Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine, with traditional shrine buildings visible beyond the steps under a clear sky.
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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