Fortune telling with the water god in Kyoto

Kifune Shrine, the shrine of the god of water, if many people see the picture, they must say "Oh!" because this shrine has a great photo spot from the entrance to the shrine, which has small pillars on top with triangular lanterns that look like small shrines all along the way. Kifune Shrine is over 1,600 years old. The mother of the first king of Japan wanted to build a shrine by using a boat trip along the river and when the boat stopped at the last point It will be chosen as the location of the shrine. And it stopped in Kyoto. This place is nicknamed the shrine of the god of water. For this reason, owners of businesses related to water, such as liquor, tea, ramen like to come to worship. Including those who want to ask for love here, it is equally famous. In addition to faith and beauty, what you can't miss when walking around amidst the cool breeze like this is sitting and chewing hot dango, sipping warm tea, listening to the sound of the wind and water. It really goes together. #VisitKyoto