Amanohashidate Shrine - Miyazu

Name: Amanohashidate Shrine - Miyazu
Address: 643-1 Monju, Miyazu, Kyoto 626-0001, Japan, 626-0001, Japan

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住所：	643-1 Monju, Miyazu, Kyoto 626-0001, Japan
Postal code :	626-0001
Webサイト：	http://www.kyoto-jinjacho.or.jp/shrine/21.html
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Shinto shrine ,
Description :	Dedicated to the dragon gods, this place of worship is know for its pavilion & freshwater fountain.

643-1 Monju, Miyazu, Kyoto 626-0001, Japan

Best Shinto shrine in japan

夕	夕加里yukari on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 天橋立の途中にひっそりとあります。智恩寺側からだとレンタルサイクルされると神社に移動しやすいです。徒歩だと少し距離あります。反対側からだと徒歩20分ぐらい歩きますが、唯一ある無料駐車場あります。看板載せてます。 It is quietly in the middle of Amanohashidate. When the rental cycle is from the Chionji side Easy to move to the shrine. There is a little distance on foot. From the other side, you can walk for about 20 minutes, but there is only one free parking lot. I have a signboard.
Y	YUKI HIDE on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 此の橋を渡り　元　　　一之宮　奥之籠目指す方々と… 折返し還る人々ともに此の橋に負けず劣らず　長さ太さに流の御徳　、素晴らしい人々と伴に歩み橋を渡らせて頂きました。 Crossing this bridge, former Ichinomiya Okunogo With those who aim ... With the people who turn back As long and thick as this bridge Gotoku of the style, walking with wonderful people I crossed the bridge.
あ	ありがっ様・Meaning of thank you in JPN dialect on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 八大龍王さまと聞いては、また天橋立にあるお宮さまなら是非ともお詣りしたいと思い寄らせて頂きました。駅からおおよそ1.5km程の歩きですが、日本三景の砂州を歩いていると思えば直ぐに着きます。夕方のお詣りでも参拝客がおられ、人気のお宮さまでした。 When I heard that he was the Eight Dragon Kings, I would love to visit the palace in Amanohashidate. It's about 1.5km from the station, but if you think you're walking in one of the three most scenic spots in Japan, you'll arrive immediately. There were worshipers even in the evening, and it was a popular palace.
莫	莫妄想 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ NHKの番組「ブラタモリ」でも紹介されたが江戸時代の中頃までは天橋立は途中までしかなく、今の小天橋の砂洲はなかったとか。したがって文殊からはこの神社へは船でお参りしていた。その名残りで参道は南西方向に向かっていて、阿蘇海に向かって鳥居が立っている。つまり正式な参道はこちら。 It was introduced in the NHK program "Bura Tamori", but until the middle of the Edo period, Amanohashidate was only halfway through, and there was no sandbar in Shotenkyo today. Therefore, Bunshu visited this shrine by boat. As a remnant of that, the approach is heading southwest, and a torii stands toward the Aso Sea. In other words, here is the official approach.
K	KH Chu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ A good place to take a break and take some photos
M	Mathew Fedley on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's a small shrine. No more no less.
M	Mat on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Small temple on ten half life at of the route.
J	Jesse Efron on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Shrine to the dragon gods. Amanohashidate Shrine is quite small, as many reviewers have pointed out. Nearby there is a pavilion which provides a nice place to rest in the shade if visiting during summer (which I was). The real appeal of this shrine is the purifying font to the left of the shine (closer to the water). While the bays on either side of the shrine are salt water, the font is "miraculously" fresh water, coming up from deep within the earth. There are many legends about Amanohashidate and dragon gods (one even explaining how the land bridge itself is a long green dragon flying across the sky), and in Japanese culture, dragons are often associated with water, which may explain this shrines connection to both water and dragons. There is a sign that says its best not to drink from the fresh water fountain, but I don't see any harm in touching the water to your lips to see for yourself its lack of saltiness.