Osaka Tenmangu Review

Osaka Tianman Palace, located in the center of Osaka Tenjin Bridge 2 Chome, Tenjin Bridge Suzuki East, is one of Osaka's most famous shrines. During the early morning walk, I stepped into the Tianman Palace. In the small shrine, next to the clean teaching place, the people of the river focused on choosing their favorite guards; In front of the temple, the little baby in kimono prayed in verse 753 devoutly. Under the long wishing shelf, a dazzling array of painted horses wrote a wish for happiness and health. It took a short time to feel the pressure of Japanese traditional culture and students to take the test. It was a good experience.

The Tianman Palace is full of people praying for academic success and disaster relief, because this is the place where Japanese students pray for academic progress, pass the exam, enter the place of success, and many Japanese office workers have the habit of going to worship.

Near Osaka Castle Park, walk for about 20 minutes, you can take the subway to Tianman Shengong Station, and walk for about five minutes according to the road sign. There are not many tourists, probably not as famous as mainstream attractions. The Tenman Shrine is a god of learning, so there are many students who pray for good results in the exam.

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The scenery is good, the fun is strong, and the price is relatively high.

It seems that it is not a major tourist destination, and it is recommended that only those who like gentlemen go there.

I lost my bicycle and arrived again.

Tianmangong is dedicated to the God of learning - Kanyuan Daozhen. The courtyard is full of cherry blossoms, and the scenery is unique. The shrine is full of incense. It seems that many students come here to pray for blessings. The courtyard is full of painted horses. Because we have to go to the next station of the Mint, we haven't stayed here for a long time. The cherry blossoms here are very beautiful. You can enjoy it slowly. Here we worship the 10th century scholar Kan Yuan Daozhen, who is regarded as the "god of knowledge". Every July, Osaka's most solemn traditional festival offering is held here, and the splendid fireworks in the offering fascinate people who come to visit and play. Japanese temples do not have as deep historical deposits as Chinese temples. They are relatively relaxed, but they also have their own national characteristics. It is also good to go and have a look. The celestial sacrifice is one of the three traditional sacrificial activities in Japan.