Kamo Shrine

A little hidden sintoist sanctuary with a lot of history in Kyoto

Original Text

We searched this sanctuary because they explained that there is a great tradition and that is inscribed in UNESCO as part of the Kyoto sites recognised as the Heritage of Humanity.

someone was riding on the horse.

Original Text

The deities are Kamo Kenkakumi-mei, Kamo Tamayorihimei, Kamobetsu Rai-mei, and Fire-mei, and it is said that it was an old township shrine. Emperor Tenchi built a national ranch, and then Emperor Shomu built it on the Yin-Yang Road. It is said that if you visit the seven sacred places in the precincts according to the order of worship, you will receive a special virtue. There was a person riding on the horse.

The damage of the typhoon is large

Original Text

The damage of Typhoon No. 21 was severe, and the sacred tree in front of the hall of worship was broken. Fortunately, the hall of worship and the main hall were not damaged because it fell in the opposite direction of the hall of worship. You will be overwhelmed by the power of nature.

and the typhoon made it hard

Original Text

I went by iron horse because of the horse connection. I passed by without knowing the entrance. I don't know the parking lot. I was hit directly by a tree that fell due to a typhoon. I hope it will be restored soon. By the way, it seems that those who have a strong inspiration can feel something, but I don't hate it. I was praised for the 1275 year construction.

Bayanwu

Original Text

I visited Kamo Shrine, which is familiar to local residents in Omihachiman. The precincts were large, many prayers were made, and many votive tablets were dedicated. Yatsukara, embroidered on amulets, is the same as Shimogamo Shrine in Kyoto City