Private Tour in Kyoto Wearing Kimono with Tea Ceremony Experience Kyoto, Japan
Introduce Kyoto to Foreigners !!!
Randen a streetcar operated by Keifuku Electric Railway, has long been a favorite of local residents.
From Shijo Omiya Station, take the Randen Line to Arashiyama Station (approx. 22 mins). The transfer stations to Shijo Omiya Station are Omiya and Saiin Stations on the Hankyu Kyoto Line.
There are many good luck charms at the shrine office for various benefits. There are many lucky charms for children, marriage, victory, traffic safety and so on.
In addition, many ema (votive picture tablet) are pasted in the narrow precincts of the shrine, which shows the high level of reverence for this shrine.
The shrine is a place where you can feel the strong power of the shrine.
I ate mince cutlet.
Ingredients [For 2 people]
minced pork
250g
onion
1 piece
cake flour
moderate amount
egg
1 piece
bread crumbs
moderate amount
Salad oil
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I ate Korean BBQ.
ingredients for 4 people
thinly sliced beef
350g
Salad oil
1 teaspoon
A.
Liquor
1 tablespoon
A.
sweet sake
1 tablespoon
A.
gochujang
1 tablespoon
A.
Soy sauce
1 tablespoon
A.
sugar
1 and 1/2 tbsp
A.
Sesame oil
teaspoon
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History The main deity is Amaterasu no Mikami, Amaterasu no Mikami, founded in 809. This was the place where the Saio of Ise Jingu (Ise Shrine) purified themselves before going to Ise.
in the myth of Sakaki. It is also depicted in the Tale of Genji “Sakaki no maki”.
Overview
Nonomiya Shrine, which is associated with The Tale of Genji, stands in a small path in the bamboo grove of Arashiyama.
It is said to be a god of match-making, fertility and learning, and is visited by many women who wish for the fulfillment of their love.
I ate hamburger steak.
Ingredients (2 large servings)
onion (medium)
1/2 (100g)
garlic
1 piece
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○ Bread crumbs (preferably raw bread crumbs)
1/2 cup
○Reconstituted soy milk (or milk)
1/2 cup
○ eggs
1 piece
○ Crazy Salt Ordinary salt
1 teaspoon
○ Coarsely ground black pepper
a little
○ Pepper (regular)
a little
○Nutmeg
a little if
Ground beef/pork
300g
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This bell is called the Bell of Happiness.
It’s a name that makes you happy just by hearing it.
This bell rings three times, one set.
First time!
Pray for the happiness that you are alive and ring the bell.
And the second time!
Ring the bell in gratitude for all living beings.
Finally for the 3rd time!
Ring the bell to pray for “happiness for all peoples of the world.”
Finally, we conclude with a rather global wish.
Anyone can ring the bell freely, so the bells occasionally ring in the precincts.
It was reverberating!
Principal image: standing statues of Shaka Nyorai and Amida Nyorai
The two main statues look like twins and are important cultural properties.
When you have completed your life, please guide me to the Pure Land. It is enshrined in the center of the main hall, with a Shaka Nyorai statue on the right and an Amida Nyorai statue on the left.
Nison-in is a temple of the Tendai sect of Buddhism that has been around for more than 1,200 years and is surrounded by beautiful scenery.
This temple, which spreads out at the foot of Mt. Ogura and is mentioned in “Hyakunin Isshu”, is famous as a famous place for autumn leaves, and the scenery of each season is superb.
It is called ‘Nison-in Temple’ because it enshrines two Buddhas, Shaka Nyorai and Amida Nyorai.
The wide approach to the shrine is called “Autumn Leaves Baba”, and the autumn foliage fascinates the hearts of visitors.
