Miyoshiinari Manfuku Temple - Miyoshi

Name: Miyoshiinari Manfuku Temple - Miyoshi
Address: Hachigaike-5 Miyoshicho, Miyoshi, Aichi 470-0224, Japan, 470-0224, Japan

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住所：	Hachigaike-5 Miyoshicho, Miyoshi, Aichi 470-0224, Japan
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Postal code :	470-0224
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Hachigaike-5 Miyoshicho, Miyoshi, Aichi 470-0224, Japan

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長	長澤とまと on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 昔からあるところで、初詣にいきました。昨年のお札を炊き上げて頂こうと思って持っていきましたが、お守りは買った神社に持っていきましょうと書いてあったのでやめました。広島　宮島で買ったお守りはまた旅行して持っていかないとダメなのでしょう。なんだかこのコロナ禍にふさわしくない感じで、残念に思いました。 I went to the shrine for the first time in a place that has been around for a long time. I took it with me to cook the bills last year, but I stopped because it said that I should take the amulet to the shrine where I bought it. The amulet I bought in Hiroshima Miyajima must be traveled again and brought with me. I was disappointed that it was not suitable for this corona.
M	M ohana on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ カフェの予約までの時間に行く場所がなく、ふらっと訪れたら神社！たくさんとりいが並んでいて緑と青い空、赤いとりいが幻想的✨ There is no place to go until the time to reserve the cafe, so if you visit it casually, it's a shrine! A lot of tori are lined up, green and blue sky, red tori is fantastic ✨
R	R U on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ギネスにも載っている、大提灯を見に行きました。三河一色大提灯みたいな和紙で作られてるわけでなく、比較的新しい提灯でした。だけど、ギネスに載るだけの理由はあり、やっぱり大きかったです。昼間に行きましたが、次回は夜行きたいですね。 I went to see the big lantern, which is also on Guinness. It was a relatively new lantern, not made of Japanese paper like the Mikawa Isshiki lantern. However, there was a reason to be listed in Guinness, and it was still big. I went in the daytime, but next time I want to go at night.
M	Misato Mutsu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 高校の横にあり桜の季節はきっと混雑すると思いますが寒い時期でしたので人は居ませんでした。頂上に建物があり頂上から眺める景色は癒されました。 It's next to the high school and I think the cherry blossom season will be crowded, but it was a cold time so there were no people. There was a building on the top and the view from the top was healed.
う	ういん. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 三好稲荷と満福寺が並び建つ。起源は平安時代らしいが一旦衰え、戦国時代に再興された形が今に繋がる。昭和に入って堂宇や古文書の多くを焼失し､現在の堂宇は戦後再建されたものとのこと。神社､お寺それぞれご朱印がいただけた。神社は書き置きだった。このお寺の周辺は地名を陣取山と言うのだそうだ。ネットで調べるとお寺の裏が山頂で標高58メートルほどの低山で､語源は分からなかったがこの辺りでは小高い丘で見晴らしが良かったのだろう。すぐ近くにみよし市の資料館もあってみよし市の歴史文京エリアといった雰囲気だ。 Miyoshi Inari and Manpukuji are lined up. The origin seems to be the Heian period, but it once declined, and the form that was revived during the Warring States period continues to this day. In the Showa era, many of Dou and ancient documents were burned down, and the current Dou was rebuilt after the war. We received red stamps for each shrine and temple. The shrine was written down. The area around this temple is called Jintoriyama. When I looked it up on the internet, the back of the temple was a low mountain with an altitude of about 58 meters, and I didn't know the etymology, but I think the view was good on a small hill around here. There is also a museum of Miyoshi City in the immediate vicinity, and it has an atmosphere like the historical Bunkyo area of Miyoshi City.
t	teruo kojima on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 大提灯で有名なお稲荷さんですが参道には春先には河津桜が咲き、椿もあり、椿はいろいろな種類が植えられ三月中頃前後に目を楽しませてくれるので春先にもお参りに行くのも良いと思います。駐車場もあるので車の方は利用されると良いです。
す	すけさん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 御朱印頂きたくふらりと立ち寄ってみました。丁度参拝客もおらずゆっくりお参り。提灯がとっても大きくて凄い。鳥居前にいた狐も大きかった～。さり気なく顔出しパネルもあるのでパネル蒐集してる人(結構世の中に顔出しパネルマニアがいるらしい)は要チェック? 御朱印はシンプルな物と写真にあるカラフルなのと2種類ありましたのでカラフルな御朱印頂きました。駐車場はお寺横にあります。 I stopped by for a red stamp. There are no worshipers and you can visit slowly. The lanterns are very big and amazing. The fox in front of the torii was also big ~. There is also a casual face panel, so check it out if you are collecting panels (it seems that there are quite a few face panel enthusiasts in the world) ? There were two types of red stamps, a simple one and the colorful one shown in the photo, so I received a colorful red stamp. The parking lot is next to the temple.
C	Christophe Meyer on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I went there for a summer festival. The massive lanterns are truly impressive. Apart from that there was nothing really special. Since it was really crowded on that day it’s hard to get the usual feeling of serenity I usually get in Japanese temple.