Munakata Taisha Shrine

It was registered as a World Heritage Site in 2017, and is a shrine with a long history. It has a long history and is one of the oldest shrines in Japan that appears in Japanese mythology, giving it a dignified atmosphere. The three goddesses of Amaterasu Omikami are enshrined at Okitsumiya, Nakatsumiya, and Hetsumiya, and to be precise, these three shrines are collectively called Munakata Taisha. The second and third shrines are also nearby, so you can visit them. The Takamiya Shrine, where it is said that the gods descended, was a sacred place with a very solemn atmosphere. The amulet there (votive plaque?) was a rare warifu-mamori. It is a wooden amulet that you write your name and wish on, and then split in half. You can hang one half at the shrine and take the other half home as a talisman. Takamiya Shrine is about a five-minute walk from Hetsumiya, but it is also famous as a power spot, so please be sure to check it out. ------------------------------------------------------------------ It was registered as a World Cultural Heritage site in 2017 and is a venerable shrine. It has a long history and has a dignified atmosphere as it is one of the oldest shrines in Japan that appears in Japanese mythology. The three goddesses of Amaterasu Omikami are enshrined in Okitsumiya, Nakatsumiya, and Hetsumiya, respectively. To be precise, these three shrines are collectively called Munakata Taisha. The second and third shrines are also nearby so you can worship. The place where God is said to have landed, "Takamiya Festival ground," was a sacred place with a very solemn atmosphere. The amulet (votive tablet?) There was a rare amulet. It is a type that writes a name and a request on a talisman made of wood and divides it in two in the middle. Half will be hung at the shrine and half will be taken home as a talisman. This "Takamiya Festival ground" It's about a 5-minute walk from Hetsumiya, but it's also famous as a power spot, so please go there. #AutumnTravel #Halloween #AccommodationReview #AmazingView #Gourmet