Amatsu Shrine - Bizen

Name: Amatsu Shrine - Bizen
Address: 629 Inbe, Bizen, Okayama 705-0001, Japan, 705-0001, Japan

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住所：	629 Inbe, Bizen, Okayama 705-0001, Japan
電話：	📞 +88978
Postal code :	705-0001
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Shinto shrine ,

629 Inbe, Bizen, Okayama 705-0001, Japan

Best Shinto shrine in japan

t	tengu karasu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 機会があったので訪ねてみました。駐車場はお聞きしたところ、参道鳥居の１００メートルくらい手前右側に、「あまつ」とひらがなの看板のあるところにありました。駐車してお参りに。狛犬始め、瓦、飾り、芳名版などなど、各種様々なものが備前焼で作られており、それは壮観です。備前焼の町の備前焼いっぱいの神社、ぜひ訪れてみてはいかがでしょう。 I had a chance, so I visited. When I asked about the parking lot, it was about 100 meters before the approach torii gate, on the right side, where there was a sign saying "Amatsu" and hiragana. Please park and visit. Various things such as guardian dogs, roof tiles, decorations, and good names are made in Bizen ware, which is spectacular. Why don't you visit the Bizen ware-filled shrine in the town of Bizen ware.
吉	吉英 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 手書きのひと言が面白いとか備前焼が、使われてるとユニークな印象があったので、訪れました。御祭神はスクナヒコナ。みなさん書かれてる通りですね。備前焼の七福神や子宝犬は面白かったです。あと恵比寿と布袋のペアもありましたが、備前焼は後期、宮獅子やこの2体などを主に？作ってたと解説を見たので、納得しました。 I visited because I had a unique impression that Bizen ware was used because the handwritten words were interesting. The deity is Sukuna Hikona. That's exactly what everyone wrote. The Seven Lucky Gods of Bizen ware and the baby dog were interesting. There was also a pair of Ebisu and Hotei, but in the latter half of Bizen ware, mainly Miyashishi and these two bodies? I saw the commentary that I was making it, so I was convinced.
I	Ichiro yoyogi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 伊部を散歩中に見つけた神社。小さな神社ですが、きれいに整備され、地域で愛されている神社のようです。備前焼の屋根瓦で作られたお寺の山門のような門があり、いい風情になってます。それでもって、ところどころに「ありがとう」とか「なんとかなるって！」とか「あなたの親でよかった」とか、相田みつをの簡易版みたいな言葉が立て掛けてあって、なかなか楽しいです。本殿までの階段にちょっと怯みますが、登るとそうでもないので、お時間のある方は是非。 A shrine I found while taking a walk in Ibe. Although it is a small shrine, it seems to be a shrine that is well maintained and loved in the area. There is a gate like the mountain gate of a temple made of Bizen ware roof tiles, and it has a nice atmosphere. Even so, it's quite fun to hear words like "Thank you", "I'll do something about it!", "I'm glad you were your parent", and Mitsuo Aida's simplified version. I'm a little scared of the stairs leading up to the main shrine, but it's not so when I climb it, so if you have time, please do.
R	Ryan Wilson (雷庵) on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Small local shrine which holds annual ceremonies and features some nice Bizen pottery. Lots of stairs to the top.
T	Takashi Shimojima on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ One would find this shrine quite unique if having visited more than just a few Shinto shrines elsewhere. The entire place is decorated by Bizen works. The most notable to my eyes is a pair of Komainu, the guardian beasts, standing on the right and left. They are, of course, Bizen works as well.
C	Charles Haynes on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Smallish shrine with lots of Bizen-yaki. Worth a visit if you're in Imbe for the pottery (and why else would you be in Imbe?) You can get a plaque of Bizen ware to ask for a blessing for ¥500 or 1000. There are a moderate number of stairs to the main shrine, or alternatively a steep paved path to the ledt side.
F	François Marquis on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very interesting little shrine. So much details, everything made of ceramic of course. All the zodiac signs are there, plus many offerings. Go all around the top temple and you may find the 7 dwarfs...
S	Shan Baker on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Tenshin Shrine is unique and captivating. After spending the day shopping for Bizen-Yaki I decided to take a break and learn a bit about this charming attraction. Unlike any other shrine in Japan this shrine is covered in Bizen style pottery. Even the main gates tiles are made out of the beautifully colored ceramic. This makes the entire shrine eye catching and very detailed. Amatsu Shrine enshrines the god Sukunahiko who is known for medicine and medical care, as well as Sugawara no Michizane a very interesting Kami of scholarship. This one of a kind shrine is a must see.