Secret Wolf Shrine In Tokyo! [Find A Shrine] - 渋谷の狼神社!
Always discover the smaller areas of Tokyo, because you find such hidden treasure like this!
This time, my wanderings lead me to Miyamasu Mitake Shrine in Shibuya, a not so well known Wolf Shrine. I love wolves (In case it isn't obvious!) so this was perfect!
Who would think you'd find this right in the heart of Tokyo?
Thank you so much to my friend Tomoko for informing me of this place ^-^
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Mount Mitake -Tokyo - 御岳山 - 4K Ultra HD
Overlooking Mitake village and its gorge, Mt Mitake hosts on its top (929m) ryokan, houses and the beautiful Musashi Mitake Shrine. According to legend, the Musashi temple was erected over 2000 years ago, and features some gorgeous stone statues of Inari Wolf. Still according to the legend, it is said that Prince Yamato Takeru, the son of Japan’s 12th Emperor got lost in the forest of Mt Mitake after a demon transformed himself into a wild stag and led the Prince off a path. Lost and cold, the Prince was led to safety by a giant White Wolf. It is only after the prince went back home that he decided to proclaim the wolf as a deity and official guardian and protector of Mount Mitake.
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Dominant le village de Mitake et ses gorges, le Mont Mitake (929m) abrite en son sommet non seulement quelques ryokans et des maisons, mais aussi le magnifique sanctuaire Musashi Mitake. D’après la légende, le temple Musashi fut érigé il y a plus de 2000 ans, et possède quelques statues de pierre d’Inrai Wolf. le prince Yamato Takeru, fils du 12ème empereur du Japon, se serait perdu dans la forêt du Mont Mitake après qu’un démon l’eut transformé en cerf sauvage puis l’abandonna hors de son chemin. Perdu et affaibli par le froid, le prince fut guidé par un loup blanc géant. Une fois rentré chez lui, le prince décida de faire du loup une divinité et le gardien protecteur officiel du Mont Mitake.
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Usa Jingu: One Of Japan's Most Revered Shrines
Usa Jingū (宇佐神宮), also known as Usa Hachimangū (宇佐八幡宮), is a Shinto shrine in the city of Usa in Ōita Prefecture in Japan. Emperor Ojin, who was deified as Hachiman-jin (the tutelary god of warriors), is said to be enshrined in all the sites dedicated to him; and the first and earliest of these was at Usa in the early 8th century. The Usa Jingū has long been the recipient of Imperial patronage; and its prestige is considered second only to that of Ise. The shrine was founded in Kyushu during the Nara period. Ancient records place the foundation of Usa Jingū in the Wadō era (708-714). A temple called Miroku-ji was built next to it in 779, making it what is believed to be the first shrine-temple (jingū-ji) ever. (source, Wikipedia)
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Mitake Gorge - Tokyo - 御岳渓谷 - 4K Ultra HD
Almost an hour away by car from Tokyo Center, Mitake is a small village resting on the banks of the Tama River. Quiet and peaceful all year long, Mitake and it's gorgeous gorges turn during the month of November into a perfect postcard of what Japanese autumn colors are all about due to its many gingko and maple trees with their vivid golden and red leaves.
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A environ une heure du centre de Tokyo, Mitake est un petit village situé aux abords du fleuve Tama. Calme et reposant toute l’année, Mitake et ses magnifiques gorges prennent en Novembre leurs plus belles couleurs d’automne, offrant alors un décor digne des plus belles cartes postales grâce aux nombreux gingko et érables revêtus de feuillages rouges et dorés.
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How to enjoy a temple in Japan - Sensoji - Tokyo - Strawberry Mochi Cameo
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Hey there Japan Fans! In this video you will learn how to enjoy a temple in Japan. There are many things you can do in a temple, and most of them have a correct way of doing it, like how to wash your hands in a temple or how to pray, should you clap in a temple or not, and etc.
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-What are the incenses, or Senkou for;
-How to wash your hands in the temple - how to purify your body washing your hands;
-How to pray in temples in Japan - how to offer your prayers;
-Temples and Shrine stamps (Goshuin);
-Taking pictures with people wearing traditional clothes.
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The 40 Most Beautiful and fascinating Shrines and Temples in Japan
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- Sensoji Temple ( 浅草寺 )
Get an impression of Japanese culture at Sensoji Temple, the oldest temple in Tokyo, and Nakamise-dori with its many shops
Sensoji Temple is Tokyo’s oldest temple and surrounding the main temple is a 5-story pagoda as well as various shops along Nakamise-dori leading up to the temple. The famous Sanja Festival, which snakes its way through the temple grounds, and the Hozuki Festival occur along with other events on a yearly basis at Sensoji Temple.
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The Tour of Old and New Japan in Asakusa
In Asakusa which is visited by more than half of the overseas tourists, you will encounter Tokyo’s oldest temple Sensoji Temple as well as the Kaminarimon (Thunder Gate), which is the outermost gate of Sensoji Temple as well as the street lined with old-school shops that lead to the inner precincts of the shrine. Many of the stores offer services in English.
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Ryotan-ji Temple - Shizuoka - 龍潭寺 - 4K Ultra HD
Also located in the heart of the peaceful and beautiful Shizuoka countryside, and near Hamamatsu city, Ryotan-ji temple was founded in 744 and is one of the ancient Zen-temples from the Nara era. It had belonged to the Li family for over fourth generations.
Ryotan-ji is famous for its long and rich history and also for its amazing Zen garden and pond, Shinji Ike. Created by Enshu Kobori, which is shaped after the Chinese Kanji “Kokoro” or heart, it has a beautiful zen rock formation, as well as a unique wooden floor built by Jingoro Hidari, using the Uguisubari technique producing a creaking noise designed as a security feature.
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Egalement situé en plein centre de Shizuoka, belle et reposante campagne, et tout près de la ville d’Hamamatsu, le temple Ryotan-ji est un des anciens temples Zen de l’ère Nara, construit en 733. Appartenant à la famille Li, et ce depuis 40 générations, Ryotan-ji n’est pas seulement célèbre pour sa longue et riche histoire, mais également pour son impressionnant jardin Zen et son étang Shinji Ike, créé par Enshu Kobori, qui lui donna une forme inspirée du Kanji Chinois “Kokoro”. Quant à la belle formation rocheuse évoquant le Zen, ainsi que cet unique sol en bois furent construits par Jongoro Hidari qui utilisa la technique Uguisubari qui permet alors à chaque pas de générer un bruit de grincement pour la sécurité des hôtes.
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Nihon-Ji Temple - Chiba - 日本寺 - 4K Ultra HD
Located in Chiba prefecture on the Boso peninsula by Tokyo bay and roughly facing Yokohama, Mount Nokogiri, or in Japanese Nokogiriyama, is a 330m tall mountain featuring the Nihon-ji Temple (Nihonji). Established over 1,300 years ago, Nihon-Ji Temple is actually one of Kanto area’ oldest temples and features many important Japanese cultural artifacts, including the 30m tall carving of Hyaku-Shaku Kanon, depicting the Buddhist Goddess of Mercy (1966), 1,500 statues of Buddhist disciples (rakan) and finally, the crown jewel of Nihon-Ji, the 31m tall Daibutsu (Big Buddha) carved in 1780 from the mountain itself.
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Situe dans la préfecture de Chiba, sur la péninsule de Boso depuis la baie de Tokyo, et faisant face à Yokohama, le mont Nokogiri (Nokogiriyama) s'élève sur 330m et dissimule le temple Nihon-Ji. Construit il y a plus de 1300 ans, le temple Nihon-Ji est en réalité un des plus vieux temples de la région du Kanto (Chiba, Tokyo…) et contient de nombreux artefacts culturels japonais, dont une sculpture de Hyaku-Shaku Kanon, la déesse bouddhiste de la pitié (1966), haute de 30m. On y trouve également 1500 statues de disciples bouddhistes (rakan) ainsi que le trésor de Nihon-Ji : un grand Bouddha (Daibutsu) de 31m sculpté en 1780 sur le flanc de la montagne.
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Miyamasu Mitake Shrine 宮益御嶽神社
This awesome shrine is located not so far from the hustle and bustle of Shibuya Scramble Crossing. The shrine is surrounded by urban buildings yet it still feels quite zen and peaceful. The shrine is protected by two dogs (Koma-inu) but they seem to resemble wolves more than anything. Usually shrines in Japan are protected by foxes but this one is an exception.
Yoyogi HachiManGu Shrine (Fukusenji 福泉寺) - Yoyogi 5 chome Shibuya-ku Tokyo
Rainy day at the Yoyogi HachiMan Shrine (Fukusenji 福泉寺) in Yoyogi Shibuy-ku Tokyo on June 6 2014
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[2019/01 Japan vlog] Hatsumode on New Year's Day
I celebrated New Year's eve by carrying out the Japanese tradition of Hatsumode, which is the first shrine visit of the year. I tackled Oji Inari shrine, which is the destination for a very unusual parade, and Nezu Shrine. I also attempted to visit several other shrines on New Year's itself. Anyways, Happy New Year's all!
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Togo Shrine in Harajuku
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Okuni Shrine - Shizuoka - 小國神社 - 4K Ultra HD
Located in the heart of Shizuoka’s peaceful and beautiful countryside and an hour away by car from Hamamatsu, Okuni Shrine is one of the four major Shinto Shrines in the Shizuoka prefecture. According to past official documents, Okuni Shrine was established on February 18, 555 and enshrines the deity known as O-na-muchi No Mikoto, also known as Okunimushi No Mikoto (The Great Land Master).
Since then the Temple received the Imperial offerings and its special envoy every year and many centuries later on June 13, 1874 the Meiji government gave Okuni Shrine the rank of Kokuhei-Shosha class of Nationally significant shrines.
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Situé au coeur de Shizuoka, un magnifique petit coin de campagne à une petite heure de voiture depuis Hamamatsu, le sanctuaire d’Okuni est un des quatre sanctuaires Shinto principaux de la préfécture de Shizuoka. D’après les anciens documents officiels, ce temple fut érigé le 18 février 555 et est dédié à la divinité O-na-muchi Mikoto, aussi connue comme Okunimushi No Mikoto (Le grand maître des terres).
Le temple a reçu depuis les offrandes impériales chaque année, et plusieurs siècles plus tard, le 13 juin 1874, le gouvernement Meiji classa le sanctuaire Okuni au rang de Kokuhei-Shosha, rang auquel ont droit les sanctuaires d’influence nationale.
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Japan New Year 1st visit to Shinto shrine called Hatsumoude 2019
Japan New Year 1st visit to Shinto shrine called Hatsumoude 2019.
Hatsumōde (初詣 hatsumōde) is the first Shinto shrine visit of the Japanese New Year. Some people visit a Buddhist temple instead. Many visit on the first, second, or third day of the year as most are off work on those days. Generally, wishes for the new year are made, new omamori (charms or amulets) are bought, and the old ones are returned to the shrine so they can be burned. There are often long lines at major shrines throughout Japan.
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Arai-Yu Sento - Tokyo - 荒井湯 - 4K Ultra HD
While the difference may be subtle for us foreigners, sento and onsen are two different ways to enjoy Japanese bath culture. Simply put onsen means hot spring with hot natural water, while a sento is a paid public bath with heating boilers and dates back to as early as the Heian Period. In earlier days, it was the norm that ordinary people didn’t own baths at their home.
Today’s sento was introduced to us by a friend, Stephanie, who happens to be one of Tokyo’s most famous sento ambassadors. Located near Tokyo Skytree in Sumida-Ku, Arai-Yu is an old sento constructed in a traditional architectural style called “miyadzukuri.” The same architectural style used for Japanese shrines and temples.
While each sento is unique, Arai-Yu has its own it “golden age” of sento thanks to its design, atmosphere and as well as its amazing mural designed by one of Tokyo’s most famous sento painter : Nakajima-San
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Bien que la différence puisse nous sembler subtile à nous, étrangers, Sento et Onsen sont deux possibilités différentes de profiter de la culture japonaise du bain. Onsen signifie simplement sources d’eau chaude naturelle, tandis que Sento est un bain public classique avec chauffe-eau, dont le principe date du début de l’ère Heian. C’était à l’époque la norme pour les gens ordinaires qui n’avaient pas de bains dans leur foyer.
Le Sento nous a été présenté par notre amie Stéphanie, ambassadrice Française des Sento dans Tokyo. Situé près de la Tokyo Tower à Sumida-Ku, Arai-Yu est un vieux Sento construit dans une architecture traditionnelle appelée “Miyadzukuri” qui est la même employée pour les sanctuaires et les temples.
Alors que chaque Sento est unique, Arai-Yu a vécu son propre “âge d’or” grâce à son design, son atmosphère, et son impressionnante décoration murale qui est l’oeuvre d’un des plus célèbres peintres de Sento a Tokyo : Nakajima-San
Please remember that it is prohibited to take photos or video in a Sento/Onsen without the owner’s approval.
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Mount Asama - Japan
In this video, I climb one of the biggest mountains in the area, Asama at 2553 meters. I am in Japan for the next 6 months to a year so unfortunately there will not be any shooting videos for quite some time. Three will however be climbing and adventure videos for those who wish to watch. If not, check back in 6 for an update on the shooting action ????????
2019 Happy New Year｜Another Dimension Japan
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Kawaguchiko Maple Corridor - Yamanashi - もみじ回廊 - 4K Ultra HD
Kawaguchiko Maple Corridor, or in Japanese the Momiji-Kairo is a very small garden with two dozen maple trees that are conveniently located just in front Mt. Fuji and by the shores of Lake Kawaguchiko. With a lot of patience and if you are ready to be there at around 6 or 7am, you can then take some of the beautiful pictures of your trip to Japan. After 8am, the Maple Corridor will literally look like Shibuya crossing during the week-end, so be warned, it’s a lovely place but extremely crowded all day long!!!!!
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Le Kawaguchiko Maple Corridor (le couloir d’érables), ou Momiji-Kairo en japonais, est un minuscule jardin d’une douzaine d’érables qui fait face au Mont Fuji depuis les rives du lac Kawaguchiko. En automne, avec beaucoup de patience, et si vous acceptez de vous rendre ici vers 6 ou 7h du matin, vous pourrez prendre les plus beaux clichés de votre voyage au Japon. A partir de 8h, ce petit jardin prendra l’aspect du Shibuya Crossing pendant tout le week-end. Alors faites attention, les plus beaux endroits sont toujours les plus encombrés par la foule toute la journée.
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New Year’s Visit to the Shrine
The first thing most people do here in Japan in the new year is to visit a shrine or a temple. Well it's right after midnight so let's go!
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