Kashima Travel Recommendations for 2024 (Updated in Apr)

One of the three major Inari Shrines in Japan

The main shrine of Yutoku Inari Shrine is built against the mountain, and there are ten thousand vermilion torii gates along the mountain road. From the top of the mountain, you can see the Ariake Sea in the distance. The messenger of the Inari God is a fox, please be sure to visit with a sunny mood (proud little bee)

The Yude Inari Shrine in Kyushu and the Fushimi Inari in Kyoto and the Inari Inari in Ibaraki Prefecture are listed as the three major Inari Shrines in Japan, where the gods of grain and food in Japanese mythology are enshrined. I have learned a lot about the shrine culture of Japan at Yide Inari Shrine. 1. Enter the shrine's handwash rituals, wash your hands, rinse your mouth and rinse the water. These are the first steps into any shrine. 2. The torii, in the legend, is the boundary between the human world and the realm. If you enter the tori, you will enter the "divine world". People must enter from both sides of the tori, and cannot walk in the middle. The middle is the road of God. . 3. The torii is usually made of wood, and some of it is made of copper or iron. The tori of the Youde Inari Shrine is a bright red color, because it symbolizes celebration and harvest. 4. Visitors who wished to visit the gods of Inari, when they wish to reach a wish, some people will donate a bird house for Inari, so the red bird house that is arranged here in turn is a beautiful autumn. Scenery. The donor's name, address, etc. can be written on the pillar of the torii. We are fortunate to enter the most sacred and beautiful temple of Youde Inari, and come to the clergy for a brief visit. Although I don't understand what they are saying, but in front of all the gods in the world, it is nothing more than asking them to protect their families, relatives and friends, and to be healthy and happy.

🌼 Folwering at Hydrangea Park 🇯🇵

#cherryblossom2024 🌸🤗 While on vacation, I embarked on an exciting adventure to the lively city of Japan. The onset of spring transformed the surroundings into a paradise, and walking through Hydrangea Park brought a sense of rejuvenation. Encircled by breathtaking scenery in this tranquil sanctuary, we were captivated by the breathtaking views that never failed to impress us, leaving us with indelible memories. Established in the year 1973, the charming Hydrangea Park nestled in Kodaira city sprawls across approximately 2,800 square meters, boasting more than 1,500 hydrangeas blossoming each year starting from mid-June. These exquisite flowers grace the sidewalk pathways, stone steps, and the vicinity of a serene pond adorned with delicate light-pink water lilies, enhancing the tranquil ambiance of the park. It is conveniently located just a brief five-minute stroll from Kodaira Station on the Seibu Shinjuku Line. The plush and alluring retreat has forever engraved itself in my memory. The immeasurable delight of revisiting time and again, cherishing every unforgettable moment within this unparalleled sanctuary, is truly unparalleled. 🌼😘🌸💮#mytravelhacks #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip