Guide to praying for wealth at Kyoto Mikane Shrine | A must-go for money lovers💸

My dears💸 In Kyoto, Japan, there is a super efficacious Mikane Shrine, which is a great place to pray for wealth and good luck! Although the shrine is small, it is very popular. Let’s take a look at the guide 👇 Basic Information 📍 Address: 〒604 - 0042 614 Oshinishi Toin-cho, Nakagyo-ku, Kyoto-shi, Kyoto Prefecture. In a small alley among residential houses, the golden torii gate is very conspicuous. ⌚ Business hours: 10:00 - 16:00. It is recommended to go early as there may be a long queue when it opens. 💴Consumption method: You can only use cash to buy amulets, remember to prepare in advance~ Procedure of worship 1. Wash your hands: Go to the sailor's house, wash your hands first, left and then right, then rinse your mouth to express respect to the gods. 2. Insert a 5 yen coin into the box. “5 yen” has the same pronunciation as “to establish a relationship” in Japanese, which has a beautiful meaning. 3. Worship: Go to the front of the temple, bow, ring the bell, bow deeply twice, clap your hands twice, make a solemn wish for wealth, and finally bow deeply once more. 4. Money laundering: a very interesting part! Next to the sailor's house, pour the water from the shrine over the banknotes or bank cards. This is the "mother money", which means giving birth to money. You should keep it well. Amulets & Shuin Amulet There are a wide variety of items, such as the small wallet amulet and the golden ginkgo leaf amulet, which are very delicate. Most of them are around 500 yen. They are small and cute, and suitable for hanging on a bag or putting in a wallet. If you are unlucky, the limited edition may be sold out, so it is recommended to go early. Goshuin There are regular editions for 500 yen and gold-stamped editions for 1000 yen. The gold seal version uses gold foil paper, which is super gorgeous and great for both collection and souvenirs. Nearby attractions Mikane Shrine is not far from Nijo Castle, about a 10-minute walk. After visiting the shrine, you can stop by Nijo Castle to experience the charm of Japan's historical sites. Don't miss the Mikane Shrine when you come to Kyoto. Come and pray for a fortune-making amulet, hold your fortune firmly in your hands, and make a fortune together🥰 #JapanTravel #Kyoto Okinawan Shrine #Fortune Amulet #Tokyo Attractions