#tenmangū

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菅原道真 - 天神様 by 小川 Ogawasan

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深藏在自然秘境之中，緊鄰著豊浦小学校，更是為祝福當地學生學業、學問進步、考取優秀名校守護神的無人神社「折笠天滿宮」!

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Watercolor Painting of Hiragishi Tenmangū up in Sapporo

Based on this Photo I took of the shrine:

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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

[itsmarjudgelove]

Nagaoka-Tenmangū in Nagaokakyo

Nagaoka Tenmangu is a shrine in Nagaokakyo City, Kyoto Prefecture, not far from Kyoto City and close to Uji—the region of Kyoto famous for matcha green tea—and the famous Otokuni Bamboo grove.

The entrance path to the main hall is lined with hedges of approximately 150-year-old Kirishima azalea trees, which bear distinctive dark red flowers which will be in full bloom beginning in late April, when they create an azalea tunnel.

[lazysnowtiger]

Sooooooooooooo, Sukuna has fire powers right? So powerful and versed in using it that he burnt Jogo to ashes, A Special Grade Versed In Fire Powers.

In contrast to him, what if Gojo too has a element under his control?

We know Sugawara no Michizane is the ancestor of both Gojo & Yuta Okkotsu.

He was a scholar, poet, and politician of the Heian Period of Japan. He is regarded as an excellent poet, particularly in waka and kanshi poetry, and is today revered in Shinto as the god of learning, Tenman-Tenjin (天満天神, often shortened to Tenjin).

Ukiyo-e by Tsukioka Yoshitoshi depicting Sugawara no Michizane as the Tenjin (kami of thunder). [Kami means God]

After Sugawara no Michizane's death for being betrayed and framed, lightning struck the palace of the emperor, killing and injuring many of the powerful people involved in his banishment, and Sugawara no Michizane was enshrined in the Tenmangū (Shinto shrines) as the Tenjin.

So, what if Gojo can manipulate Lightning & Thunder as his descendant?

Atlist the atmospheric Lightning & Thunder?

You know Sugawara no Michizane is one of the three vengeful spirits in JJK and ancestor of Gojo Clan & Okkotsu Family.

Fire vs Lightning, two elements which together create Plasma, a fourth state of matter which is beyond our common sense.

Like in JJK it's said, Common Sense Doesn’t apply for the strongest.

What are your thoughts?

[konjaku]

白梅[Hakubai|Shiraume] Prunus mume

白[Haku|Shira-] : White

梅[Bai|Ume] : Prunus mume

This is the waka poem Sugawara-no Michizane composed for his favorite ume in the garden. 東風吹かば 匂ひおこせよ 梅の花 あるじ無しとて 春を忘るな

東風吹かば[Kochi fukaba] When the east wind blows

匂ひおこせよ[nioi okose yo] send me your fragrance

梅の花[ume no hana] ume blossoms

あるじ無しとて[Aruji nashi tote] Even though your master is gone

春を忘るな[haru o wasuru na] remember, spring (comes around)

When Michizane's followers were carrying his remains on an ox carriage, the ox suddenly stopped moving and got down on its belly, so they buried him there. That is where Dazaifu Tenmangū is located today. And, there is a statue of the ox called 御神牛[Goshingyū] at the shrine. https://www.britishmuseum.org/collection/object/A_1881-1210-0-1358

[meyer-sensei]

Das sind die Schreine, die zu Neujahr die höchsten Besucherzahlen verzeichnen. Der Kitano Tenmangū gehört ebenfalls dazu, aber er liegt nicht an der Kein-Linie und ist daher hier nicht aufgeführt. Wenn ich in Kyōto bin, dann gehe ich am Neujahrsmorgen als Erstes zum Shimogamo Jinja und statte später noch dem Yasaka Jinja und dem Kitano Tenmangū einen Besuch ab.

[chalicechipper]

Tenmangū Shrine at Kameido in Snow / Utagawa Hiroshige

[tenjin-no-shinja]

Explanation based on Above Text

Tenjin-sama of Yamaguchi, Furukuma Shrine

Sugawara no Michizane and his 23rd Child Sugawara no Fukube-dōji. After Michizane left for Dazaifu, his son was allowed to stay in Kyoto because he was only 10. Later he followed his father to Dazaifu. He caught the Summer plague in Yamaguchi and died, and was mourned by the people of Yamaguchi. 500 years later from Kitano Tenmangū they invited Sugawara no Michizane to the shrine, and decided to enshrine him alongside his son.

山口の天神様、古熊神社

菅原道真公を主祭神として、道真公の23番目の子、菅原福部童子を配祀します 道真公が大宰府へ左遷された後、福部童子は10歳という齢から京に残ることを許されましたが、その後父の後を追い大宰府へ向かいます その道中周防国山口にて夏の疫病に罹りその後亡くなり、山口の人々によって手厚く葬られました

その500年後の南北朝時代、北朝応安6年（1373）に第9代当主大内弘世が北野天満宮より勧請し創建しました その際大内氏の計らいにより福部童子の御霊も併せて祀られることとなり、500年の時を経て父子の再会を果たすことができました

当初の社名は「北野天神」でしたが、江戸時代初期に初代長州藩主毛利秀就公によって遷座し「今天神」と改まり、明治初期に地名を冠して社号を現在の古熊神社としました

室町時代前期の本殿や室町末期の拝殿はともに国の重要文化財に指定されています 文化遺産オンラインによると、江戸時代の建立となっていますが当地に遷座された際解体移築を行った年代と思われます

御朱印は当社ほか、兼務の豊榮神社、野田神社も併せて授かることができます

#古熊神社

𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍 古熊神社(ふるくまじんじゃ) 鎮座地：山口県山口市古熊1丁目10-3 主祭神：菅原道真 社格：県社 #国指定重要文化財 𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍𑁍 #神社#神社巡り#神社好き#神社好きな人と繋がりたい#神道#shrine#shinto#日本の風景#参拝#神社巡拝家#recotrip#神社フォトコンわたしと神社#神社と四季#御朱印#御朱印巡り#御朱印好きな人と繋がりたい#神社建築#神社仏閣#パワースポット#山口県#山口市 (古熊神社) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cny0yseN60I/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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around mid-afternoon, after completing some errands (and relearning tokyo navigation), i decided to go for a walk 🚶‍♂️ air quality: excellent. temperature: 3°C (-4° with the wind chill factor). ume/plum blossoms: beginning to bloom. goshuincho: yes! the first shuin since october 2019. red umbrella: look at me! camera: you forgot my memory card. stomach: i'm hungry. yes, i know i just ate a couple of hours ago. feet: you should have worn the other pair. fingers: is this the start of frostbite? finances: #TravelNowPulubiLater #TripKo #Wanderluxt #Japan 🇯🇵 #Tokyo (at 湯島天満宮（湯島天神） 　 Yushima Tenmangū（Yushima Tenjin）) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cor3Q-WpCj5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Chrysanthemums from the annual Kiku Matsuri at Tokyo’s Yushima Tenmangū Shrine.

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湯島天満宮 - Yushima-tenmangū Shrine von Laura Barrio Yushima, Tokyo, Japan 湯島、東京市、日本

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Mitarashi Festival 2023 御手洗祭

I went to the Mitarashi Festival at Kitano Tenmangu Shrine.  They also had a bunch of Tanabata Festival decorations up.

Like at Shimogamo Shrine, we walked to the creek and lit candles. The colors of candles have various meanings. Blue candles are used to improve one's artistic ability and sports performance, red candles are used to bring good luck and family happiness, yellow candles are used to improve one's financial fortune and bring good luck and fortune, white candles are used to fulfill one's wishes and find employment, and purple candles are used to ensure one's safety and prolong one's life.

The festival got its start at Shimogamo Shrine, and is where the famous Mitarashi Dango were invented.  The name comes from the place where you perform ritual hand washing before entering the shrine, hence "Hand Washing Festival". The festival itself is to pray for good health and a long life, while you wade through a stream.  I've included pictures from the Shimogamo Mitarashi Festival below as well!

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Kitano Tenmangū Shrine | Credit: @kj_kyoto

[itsmarjudgelove]

Nagaoka-Tenmangū Shrine, Kyoto. ⛩️🇯🇵