#Kitano-tenmangu

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京都　北野天満宮　🌸梅の花🌸

kyoto kitano-tenmangu 🌸plum blossoms🌸

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“ Kitano Tenmangu Shrine “ // lotus.m.lotus

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Monks from Enryakuji Temple (延暦寺) on Mount Hiei assisting with rites for the prevention of illness at Kitano Tenmangū Shrine (北野天満宮) in Kyoto in early September 2024

Monjes del templo Enryakuji (延暦寺) en el monte Hiei ayudando con ritos para la prevención de enfermedades en el santuario Kitano Tenmangū (北野天満宮) en Kioto a principios de septiembre de 2024

Image from the temple's official twitter account

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Getting Ready For The Year Of The “Dragon” In Kyoto.

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NHK World Japan : A Demon-Cutting Sword

Legend has it that in 10th Century Japan, Kyoto was attacked by demons that devour humans. A Samurai wielding the Onikirimaru, managed to slay them all. The sword is preserved till this day the Kitano-tenmangu Shrine in Kyoto. Minamoto no Mitsunaka commissioned the sword to protect the earthly realm.

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Private Blessings at Kitano Tenmangū

For my first semester abroad I went to Kitano Tenmangū again to receive a private blessing for success in passing my finals. I think a lot of people might get nervous about asking for blessings if they're not Japanese, but it's fairly easy if you know the basic kanji and how to ask at the shrine office about blessings. I got some lovely plum wine as a gift after the blessing.

Of course you also get an Ema to write one so I did. Lots of folks will tie a 5¥ coin to it for good luck. And the seasonal flowers were sunflowers and hydrangeas at the Temizuya again. I was also lucky their Aoi Momiji garden was open, basically it's Japanese Maple but instead of the peak season being fall and the leaves red, it's summer and the leaves are this insanely bright green.

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上七軒、北野天満宮、天神市、晴明神社周辺 2007

Voigtlander BESSA-T + Leitz Summitar 50mm F2

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Kyoto, garden of Kitano Tenmangu Shrine

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Plum festival, geisha tea ceremony and antique market at Kitano tenmangu shrine in Kyoto!

Plum festival, geisha tea ceremony, and antique market Kitano tenmangu shrine in Kyoto! Hi I’m Nobu, I like traveling overseas and in Japan, visited 25 countries! I’m a National Government Licensed Guide Interpreter of English for 8 years. For the people who are interested in and planning trip to Japan ,I show you hidden local information which you have never seen and heard of through books…

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Kitano Tenmangu Shrine entrance.

[chitaka45]

京都　北野天満宮　🌱新緑・山吹🌼

kyoto kitanotenmangu shrine

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Kitano Tenmangu Shrine - Kyoto, Japan

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Kitano Tenmangu in Kyoto

京都の北野天満宮

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01 Warbunton Shrine | 02 Itame Ham Jinja | 03 Nadeko Shrine 

04 Japonica Shrine | 05 Azuki Shrine | 06 Mr.Louis Shrine 

07 Hamamura Islands Shrine | 08 Ni-Shinto shrine | 09 Honpou Inari Shrine

10 Buzzmitama Shrine | 11 Eifuku Shrine | 12 SHIKI-Shinto Shrine

13 Hinamizawa Shrine | 14 Yozakura Jinjya Ocean | 15 IL MICIO Shrine

16 lazy shrine | 17 Nekoma Shrine | 18 noha Shrine

19 YOIMACHIGUSA OINARI INARI SHRINE | 20 Donguri Jinja | 21 Mambow Shrine

22 yata shrine

24 Yasaka Jinja 八坂神社

There is no 23 in the Goshuin Summer event, so instead we skip on over to Kyoto to Yasaka Shrine. This entire region is based upon the actual Kyoto, Japan, and this Shrine is based upon the first life Yasaka Jinja in Kyoto. As they should be, other shrines, large and small, are also scattered across the city- and two of them are also offering goshuin for the summer. While they are not on the official list, there are posters at the desk that provide notice.

If you exit back out the large gate to Yasaka Shrine and turn left, pass the store next to the Shrine and turn left again to head behind the restaurant, you will find a little Inari Shrine.

And on the other side of the sim, across the large central river, you can find Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, also inspired by the real life Shrine of the same name in Kyoto. The central river is hosting a festival for Tanabata, the summer festival to the stars Vega and Altair, the literal star-crossed lovers Orihime and Hikoboshi, who are separated by the celestial river of the Milky Way, destined to only meet once a year. A boat floats on the river, and bamboo with wishes and decorations lines the river, as well as the festival booths and lanterns. (Depending on the route you walk, you may find a second celebration of Tanabata as well on your way.) The geisha who make this region their home also hold entertainment events, schedules are posted multiple places around the sim.

The Goshuin Project

25 Nekoraku Jinja | 26 Wazawai-saru Shrine | 27 AFRO Shrine

28 Cypris Shrine | 29 pomponne Shrine | 30 SL_UTOPIA_Tokyo Shrine

31 Kumoshima Shrine | 33 Kamura Neko Shrine | 34 Yaoyorozu Shrine

35 Takedera | 36 Kusanagi Shrine

** BONUS GOSHUIN ** (not on list, joined in open call)

Faboo Shrine * Ouse Jinja * Hazakura Shrine

Venezia Shrine * Shironeko Inari Shrine * Susukino Inari Shrine

Nukumori Shrine * Sakura Shrine * Laem Shrine

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Night-time illumination and colourful autumn foliage at the “Odoi Maple Garden” of Kitano Tenmangu in Kyoto City, Japan.

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Yokai Street in Kyoto, known formally as Taishogun Shopping Street. Nestled near Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, this narrow street is lined with shops, cafes, and stalls, each decked out with quirky yokai-themed decorations.

Many of the decorations pay homage to well-known yokai, like Kappa, Tengu, and Rokurokubi, with hand-crafted sculptures, masks, and paintings.

Legend has it that this street lies on the ancient "demon's path" and may even be the route of the Hyakki Yagyo, the infamous "Parade of One Hundred Demons." In this supernatural procession, yokai of all kinds march through the streets, a fearsome spectacle where humans would wisely avoid crossing paths.