Japan Travel｜Kagoshima Kirishima Shrine and Fireworks Festival🎆

The transportation to Kirishima Shrine is not very convenient. You must pay attention to the bus schedule and the driving rules on weekdays and holidays. Take JR Kirishima from Miyazaki Station, get off at Kirishima Jingu Station, and then take the bus to Kirishima Jingu. You can store your bag in the small shop at the station (1000 jp) I went there on the weekend, and there were fewer buses. I was going to walk there, but an uncle driving by saw me walking alone on the road and took me for a ride. I was very lucky The historical background of Kirishima Jingu can be traced back to the 6th century. It was first built in the reign of Emperor Kinmei and is an important shrine in Japan's traditional mountain beliefs. Its buildings have been moved and rebuilt many times due to volcanic activities and fires. The existing main hall building was built by the feudal lord Shimazu Yoshitaka in 1715. The main god worshipped at Kirishima Jingu is Tianraoshiguoraoshijinjin Hidakahiko Huoqiongqiongjizun. It is the legendary place where Japan began and one of the mysterious shrines that worship the highest level of gods. From the observation deck of Kirishima Shrine, you can see Sakurajima in the distance🌸 Watching the fireworks festival at Kinko Bay in Kagoshima at night is a must-do for summer in Japan. Every day when walking on the road, you will encounter different situations, but the fireworks festival heals the restless heart. When the fireworks festival is over, summer is over🎆 If you like it, uu can follow and collect it. More travel notes will be updated later #日本旅行#卡哥島旅游#卡哥島#麒島神宫#火節會#九州旅行#100種旅行方式