[2025 Fukutsu Attraction] Travel Guide for Miyajidake Shrine (Updated May)

If you happen to visit Fukuoka in February or October, don't miss this natural gift from God. At Miyajidake Shrine in Fukutsu, the sun sets on the avenue that connects the shrine to the sea only at these two times of the year. The golden afterglow of the light channel is as charming as being in heaven. When the uncle visited, he had missed the most beautiful date and it was cloudy, but the shock of looking down from the shrine is still fresh in his memory. Miyajidake Shrine enshrines Empress Jingu, also known as Empress Jingu, and believers come here to pray for good fortune and prosperity. It is also one of the three major shrines in Fukuoka, as famous as Dazaifu Tenmangu Shrine. Here you can also find the largest Shimenawa in Japan, with a diameter of 2.6 meters and a length of 11 meters. It was made by thousands of believers working together. 📍Address: 〒811-3309 7-1 Miyajimoto-machi, Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture #Good Places to Go in January 2025

#December Travel Support Event Miyajihama, a small city near Fukuoka where you can really feel the Japanese sensibility🇯🇵 It's a small city that can be reached in an hour from Fukuoka. In fact, there's so much information about traveling to Japan that I didn't want to go to places that many people go to. Then I discovered the town of Miyajihama! It's a small city that I recommend as a day trip to those who have been to Japan many times because it's a place where you can see the sunset of your life😍 In particular, Miyajihama Beach and Miyajidake Shrine are must-see courses! You can get there by taking a train for about an hour from Fukuoka Hakata Station. ✔️Miyajidake Shrine is crowded with people at sunset, so if you want to see a beautiful sunset, I recommend going a little before sunset and finding a spot. 📍Miyajihama 宮司浜 / Miyajihama Beach / Miyajidake Shrine 宮地嶽神社 #Fukuoka #FukuokaTravel #Japan #JapanTravel #PlacesToVisitInJapan #JapanTravelRecommendations #PlacesToVisitInFukuoka #MiyajidakeShrine #JapaneseSmallCityTravel

#FukuokaTravel Located in Fukuoka, Miyajitake Shrine has a fantastic path of light Climb to the top of the steps of the shrine to see this path of light that leads all the way to the sea Only twice a year (in February and October the sunset will set right in the middle of the path of light! It is a super famous extinction here, even the shrine has promotional posters But usually this road of light is very beautiful~~ It was just the beginning of the new year when I came, and I encountered the festive attire of the shrine And the hanging rope hanging from the main hall once had the largest record in Japan Recommended in the afternoon ~ you can see both the daytime and the colorful version of the Way of Light There is also a very special sunset guard here! If you want to attend the Sunset Festival in late February and late October You can check the exact date on the official shrine website~ The access road will be closed at 3pm on the day of the Sunset Festival. You have to come early to get a free admission ticket to enter Transportation: 📍Address: 7-1 Miyaji Motomachi, Fukutsu, Fukuoka 811-3309 Japan You can take JR to Fukuma Station and get off, there is a direct bus here Or about 30 minutes on foot, there are traffic signs along the way so you won’t get lost #Fukuoka #100 Ways to Travel #Dopamine Travel #Miya Hell Shrine #The Way of Light

A person who loves Fukuoka!! Even though I traveled for a short 1 night 2 days~2 nights 3 days This is my first time here!! If you climb up to Miyajidake Shrine and look at the cool breeze and the clear sea in the distance~ It's such a healing place! If you want to go somewhere new, not too far from Fukuoka, I recommend it :) The recommended route is to see the shrine and come down, and walk for about 25 minutes to Miyajihama Beach, which is shown in the photo. I recommend walking down, seeing the sea, and going back! The torai in front of the sea is really photogenic😉

#WesternJapan Miyajidake Shrine in Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture ⛩ I went there for the Iris Festival. The irises were in full bloom in the shrine grounds, and the iris garden was magnificent. The owls are always soothing. Japan's largest shimenawa rope is always big! This is my favorite shrine, and I'm always soothed by the seasonal flowers.

#QuintessaCampaign ⁣ ⛰On my mountain⁣ I'd like to go there someday when I visit #MiyajidakeShrine⁣ I've never tried mountain climbing before, so I gave up⁣ But then someone told me that it's not that far from #KotohiraShrine⁣ so I decided to go👣⁣ ⁣ If you're going leisurely, it's about 20-30 minutes from KotohiraShrine⛩ #TotoroForest It was a very steep road💦⁣ ⁣ A maintenance person near the inner shrine of Kotohira Shrine⁣ This is where I went down the stairs, but he called out to me that it was hazy today...⁣ This view spreads out before my eyes☀️⁣ There was no one there, so I had the view all to myself✨✨⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #InMyMountain⁣ 🗾InFukutsuCityFukuokaPrefecture⁣⁣ ⁣ ⁣ #FukuokaPrefecture#LowMountain#FukuokaPrefectureLowMountain#MountainClimbing#GreatView

Miyajidake Shrine, where you can worship the "Road of Light" that became famous in a certain commercial, is the head shrine of Miyajidake Shrines nationwide. The chance to worship the "Road of Light" is only available for a few days in February and October. Because so many people visit, it has become a rare and spectacular view that can only be seen by getting a numbered ticket or receiving a prayer. Since the deity enshrined is a goddess, you can also enjoy various flowers throughout the four seasons at Miyajidake Shrine. I think it is one of the most representative shrines in Kyushu, visited by 2.2 million people a year as the god of good fortune and prosperity in business. 25 minutes on foot or 5 minutes by taxi from JR Fukuma Station Information as of June 2022. #Breathtaking view #Historical historic site #Fukuoka Prefecture #Shrine and temple tour #Fukuoka #Quintessa campaign

Miyajidake Shrine is a shrine located in Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It is known for the sun setting twice a year on the extension of the approach called "Road of Light" that stretches straight from the stone steps in the shrine grounds to the Genkai Sea. It is the head shrine of Miyajidake Shrines throughout the country, and more than 2.2 million worshippers visit it every year, with more than 1 million people visiting during the first three days of the New Year. It is known as a shrine for bringing good luck and prosperity in business. It also has three Japan No. 1s. First Japan No. 1 Large Shimenawa Second Japan No. 2 Large Taiko Third Japan No. 3 Large Bell I think it is a place that everyone should visit at least once in their life. Unfortunately, I wasn't able to see the "Road of Light" when I visited. But I did see the monkey performance, so it was fun. Access: Get off at JR Fukuma Station, take a bus (taxi) from the station for about 5 minutes, then walk for about 25 minutes (about 2km) Nishitetsu Bus: Get off at Jinja-mae #trip2022 #Breathtaking view

Address: 7-1 Miyajimotomachi, Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture Access: Get off at JR Fukuma Station, take a bus (taxi) from the station for about 5 minutes, then walk for about 25 minutes (about 2km) Miyajidake Shrine, whose name suddenly became known nationwide due to the JAL commercial featuring Arashi, is a miraculous sight that can only be seen twice a year, in February and October, called the "Road of Light." #trip2022#spectacularview #Fukuoka

Speaking of shrines in Fukuoka, there is one place that I put on my bucket list early on! That is——Miyajidake Shrine "The Path of Light"🌄 Although it’s not in the city of Fukuoka, this is the filming location for Arashi’s commercials! I want to make a pilgrimage no matter what❤️🔥 Every year around February and October, the setting sun will fall along the long approach to the temple, forming a golden "Path of Light"~ It was April when I went. Although it is not the best time, watching the sunset is still very romantic🌅 I simply walked around because it was getting dark, the atmosphere was very quiet and peaceful~ There are eight small shrines at the deepest part, so you can come early to take a look! Although the scenery is beautiful, there are really a lot of mosquitoes! Wear long sleeves or spray mosquito repellent, otherwise you might scratch while taking photos😂 And the stairs are a bit long, it takes a little bit of strength💪 🚃 We departed from downtown Fukuoka, and it was actually quite convenient for us to schedule a trip to Mojiko Port on that day~ Take the JR Kagoshima Main Line Rapid 👉 Get off at "Fukuma Station" and you will see the bus stop right after exiting the station🚌🚎 👉 Take bus No. 5 (towards Tsuyasaki Bridge) or No. 1-2 (towards JR Togo Station) 👉 Get off at "Miyajidake Jinja-mae" After getting off the bus, you can prepare to start climbing the stairs🤣⛩️ 🕰️Business hours: 7:00~19:00 📍Address: 7-1 Miyajimoto-machi, Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture #AprilGoodDestinations2025

✈️ Miyajika Shrine • Fukuoka ✈️ ~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•。 Accompany me on a trip to Fukuoka, Japan🇯🇵 Known as a famous flower spot ⛩️ Miyajiyuki Shrine. Different seasonal flowers bloom all year round 🌺🌸🌼 。 Hand Water House/Mikoto Wash (Figure 1) Remember ❣️ before entering the shrine to worship the gods, to wash your hands • mouth, so that the body and mind more clean 💦 。 The Way of Light (Figure 2) Walk to the top of the stairs and look back down to the street of shops • the sea 🌊 Although the time was not right, I couldn't take pictures of the sunset🌄, but it was still beautiful. 。 ⛩️ Miyajitake Shrine ⛩️ 📍811-3309 7−1 Miyajimotocho, Fukuzu, Fukuoka Prefecture 🅿️ Parking: Free 🆓 。 (*If there is any error in the above information, please correct me🙇🏻‍♀️) 。 ~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•~•。 #Japan #Fukuoka #free travel #drivetour #visafree #Miyajiyuki Shrine #Temuisha #Worship #Shrine #Japanese Shrine #Fukuoka itinerary

#FukuokaItinerary Address of Miyajigoku Shrine: 7-1 Miyaji Motomachi, Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture Transportation: Take the Kagoshima Main Line from Hakata Station to the West Exit of Fukuma Station, then take bus No. 1-1 and get off at Miyajidake Jinja-mae. —————————————— The village bus runs for an hour, so I chose to walk. (When traveling in the countryside of Kyushu, you basically have to wait a long time for the bus. If I can walk, I will just walk there. It only takes more than an hour to walk 4-6 kilometers. I have summed up the experience). —————————————— For people like me who love taking photos of city street scenes, I am ecstatic that there is no one on the streets in the countryside and I don’t have to worry about taking photos of others. —————————————— But the downside is that it’s hard to find places to eat in the countryside, so most of the time I eat at shops around tourist attractions or stations. —————————————— Finally we arrived at Miyajihama Beach, but it was noon and the sun was super hot, so I just walked to the beach with an umbrella, took a few photos and left. Because this beach is just average, nothing special... I checked for you. If you don't want to leave, you can take the bus directly after visiting the Miyajido Shrine. #Fukuoka #Kyushu #JapanTravel #StreetShoot #Citywalk

One-Day Itinerary: A day trip around Fukuoka, from Hakata Station to Miyajidake Shrine, with a detour to Fukuma Beach before returning. On my second trip to Kyushu, I still found Fukuoka's hustle and bustle a bit overwhelming, but I unexpectedly discovered a hidden gem for a one-day trip around the area. A solid 4-star experience! 1. From Hakata Station to Fukuma Station: P13. Head to the JR platform at Hakata Station and take the Kagoshima Main Line. It’s a 30-minute ride to Fukuma Station, and the JR Pass is valid! 2. From Fukuma Station to Miyajidake Shrine: There’s a bus right at the bottom of the station escalator, or you can take a taxi. The bus ride takes about 10 minutes and runs once an hour. Grab a boarding ticket when you get on and pay when you get off. The road is very sunny with no shade, so walking (about 30 minutes) is not recommended. 3. Exploring the Shrine: From the shrine’s hilltop, you can see a straight road leading to the azure coastline, offering an incredible view. Inside the shrine, you can draw fortunes and buy souvenirs. The back hill features a small version of Kyoto’s Fushimi Inari Shrine’s famous thousand torii gates ⛩️. 4. Returning to Fukuma Station: There’s no bus from the restaurant area back to the station, so you’ll need to call a taxi. We strolled back to the station in about 30 minutes, but walking in the summer heat is not recommended—it’s scorching! 🔥 Summary: Overall, if you have a day to spare after shopping in Fukuoka, I highly recommend visiting this spot. Personally, I think it’s more worthwhile than some of the city’s attractions. It was the perfect way to wrap up my second trip to Kyushu. I’d give it 4 stars 🌟, on par with Sakurajima!

#cherryblossom25 Perched on a hill in Fukutsu City, this 1,400-year-old shrine is famed for its "Miracle Sunset" phenomenon (where the sun aligns perfectly with its tunnel-like approach twice a year)—but in spring, its 300+ cherry trees create an equally magical pink corridor leading to the sea. 🌸 Why It’s Unique ✔ Tunnel of Light & Petals– The 200m approach transforms into a blossom-covered path mirroring the shrine’s famous sunbeams ✔ Ocean Views – From the main hall, see sakura framing the Genkai Sea ✔ Rare Varieties – Includes the "Miyajidake Weeping Cherry", a local hybrid with extra-long branches

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Miyajidake Shrine Miyajidake Shrine Shinto Shrine Miyajidake Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in Fukutsu, Fukuoka. It has a history dating back 1,700 years. This Shinto shrine was built to honor Empress Jingu, the legendary empress of Japan.

At the break of dawn, we step into the Miyajidake Shrine in Fukuoka. The ancient trees create a dense forest, and the birds' chirping blends with the murmuring streams to form a haunting melody. The vermilion torii gate leads the way, and the stone steps are covered with moss. Along the path, the 'Hell Tour' inscriptions narrate eerie legends. The spring water in the pool is iron-blue like ink, and the air is filled with the scent of sulfur, making it feel like we are at the boundary between the divine and the underworld. In the afternoon, we head to the serene Nanzoin Temple in Kido. The ancient temple is as picturesque as a painting. The golden pavilion with its green tiles contrasts beautifully with the surrounding trees. The sound of the temple bell resonates, and the monks chant sutras softly amidst the swirling incense smoke, leading the heart into a state of tranquility. The dry landscape garden is full of Zen charm, with each sand and stone embodying Zen principles. In one day, we experience the solemnity of the mystical and the tranquility of the serene, making the trip to Fukuoka not just a sightseeing journey, but a pilgrimage for the soul.

For this light, I flew 2000 kilometers ✈️ I heard that anyone who sees it will be lucky for the whole year‼ ️ Finally, I saw with my own eyes the 1,600-year-old miracle of Miyajidake Shrine, the "Path of Light" that is said to appear only twice a year. 🌅During the "Sunset Festival" in February and October every year, when the setting sun penetrates the 800-meter shrine road and reaches the sea, the setting sun will fall right at the end of the shrine road. The sunset glows all over the sky and dyes the entire sea into an orange sea🍊. It seems that the gods have paved a golden road on earth. Everyone who sees it will be moved to tears on the spot~ 🌸 Be sure to code in February! ! There are awesome Easter eggs 🎊. As the golden light of the approach to the shrine falls straight to the coastline, the early cherry blossoms in the side hall of the shrine also quietly bloom synchronously, with clusters of light pink dotted between the ancient trees and the red eaves. Before you know it, you have come to a niche and super beautiful cherry blossom viewing spot! Of course, the main shrine of Miyajidake Shrine is also worth a visit. It houses the largest Shimenawa rope in Japan, which weighs 3 tons, is 11 meters long and 2.6 meters in diameter. It is said to have been made by 1,500 people. 🌊The end of the Light Path is the sea. If you have enough time, you can go to the beach in the afternoon. After watching the sea, walk to the "Miyajidake Shrine" for about 15-20 minutes. On the way, you will pass by a white house. It is really comfortable to have a cup of coffee, eat an ice cream and take a break there. If you happen to come to Kyushu in February, don’t miss the wonderful moment of this seasonal limited edition [Light + Sakura]~ ⛩️ Miyajidake Shrine 🚆 Depart from Fukuoka Hakata Station, take the JR to Fukuma Station and transfer to the bus (about 50 minutes) #FukuokaTravel #Path of Light #JapaneseShrine #SpringCherryBlossomViewing #FukuokaItinerary

#FukuokaItinerary The thousand-year-old Miyajigoku Shrine⛩️ overlooks the Fukuma Coast The two are connected by an ancient east-west approach In February and October every year which means the spring equinox☘️and the autumn equinox🍁 The sunset🌇will slowly spread from the coast to every brick and stone of the approach This forms the famous Fukuoka scenery ——The Road of Light Miyajidake Shrine itself has a history of more than a thousand years. Its approach is designed to extend to the seaside. Due to its special location, at sunset in February and October every year, the sunset will form a golden light belt with the approach, which is called the "Road of Light". In 2016, Japan Airlines (JAL) invited the popular group "Arashi" to shoot the commercial "The Path of Light" here, making this landscape quickly become a popular check-in spot and attracting a large number of overseas tourists. At certain times of the year, the perfect alignment of the shrine approach and the setting sun occurs naturally. The shrine holds a "Sunset Festival" for this purpose and optimizes the viewing experience by restricting the access area to the shrine. The Sunset Festival at Miyajidake Shrine is held over a period of about 10 days between mid-February and mid-October every year. If you plan to visit, it is recommended to pay attention to the shrine's official website or tourist information in advance to arrange your itinerary. Or in advance 💬Little Snail🙋 #The scenery I saw this year

Miyajidake Shrine is located in Fukuoka City. It is a popular shrine for people who come to watch the sunset because the sun sets over the sea right in front of the shrine entrance. But for us, just to see the giant Shimenawa rope, or straw rope that we saw hanging in front of the shrine, was worth it. Travel in late January to early February. Plum blossoms will also bloom inside the temple. #staycation #miyajidakeshrine #fukuoka #shrine

Family, still worried about how to choose Japan's niche travel destination? 🌃 At specific times, thousands of lights are lined up along the meandering stone steps, the lights outline the outline of the shrine, instantly pulling people back to ancient Japan. 🕙 Limited opening hours, be sure to check the official lighting schedule in advance, miss this season, you must wait for six months at sunset to go to the best, the night is getting dark, the lights are on, the atmosphere is directly pulled full. 📸 Photo tips: Wear a traditional kimono, stand at the intersection of light and shadow, and if you have a tripod, turn on the long exposure, you can shoot a fantastic light flow effect. 🚌 Transportation, from Fukuoka city, first take the JR line, then change to the bus, although there are some small twists and turns, but the moment you see the beautiful scenery, all the rush is worth it! Don't hesitate, babys, add the "Way of Light" to your travel list and embrace this unique fantasy! #Fukuoka Attractions

Miyajidake Shrine Located in Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture It is famous for its view of the road leading to the sea ("Path of Light"), which can only be seen during special times in February and October.

📍Travel introduction Small cities near Fukuoka 🚩Travel route Incheon->Fukuoka->Fukutsu 🏖️Landmark Miyajidake Shrine 🚇Transportation Train (Hakata->Fukutsu) Introducing Fukutsu, a small city near Fukuoka There are many areas famous for bus tours near Fukuoka, such as Yufuin Teppu, but if the schedule is burdensome, I think it would be a good choice to visit Fukutsu. Get off at Fukuma Station, which takes less than an hour by train from Hakata Station in Fukuoka, and take a bus for 10 minutes to Miyajidake Shrine, also known as the Path of Light. At sunset, the stairs leading up to the shrine and the sun form a straight line, creating a spectacular view. Of course, I couldn't see it myself because it was raining or snowing, but if you visit on a nice day, you can see an unforgettable scene. If you have free time, I recommend visiting the nearby beach, which is also well-maintained.

If you want to visit a proper shrine during your trip to Fukuoka, head to Miyajidake Shrine! Miyajidake Shrine (宮地嶽神社) is located in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan, and is especially famous for the 'Torii of Miyajidake Shrine.' This shrine holds traditional Japanese religious and cultural values. I was moved by the stunning view at this beautiful shrine. The Path of Light, featured in an airline TV commercial, is also here. Visiting this place at sunset will be even more touching. In summary, this shrine is a beautiful place where nature and faith combine, allowing you to experience traditional Japan in a serene atmosphere.

The main deity enshrined at Miyajidake Shrine is Xichangzubimei, and it has been a shrine for blessing good luck and prosperous business since ancient times. It is famous for the worship activities on the first day of each month, and the first prayer ceremony will be held from 0:00 in the morning of that day. On this day once a month, souvenir shops and restaurants along the approach to the shrine are open until late at night, and the shrine is bustling with visitors all day long.

#WinterTravel #JapanTravel #miyajidakeshrine 👋Ohayo from Miyajidake Shrine⛩️ Not far from Fukuoka, take the JR train🚂 and then take the 1-1 bus🚍 The temple is on a hill. When you look back at the entrance to the temple, you will see the Path of Light, a long beam of light. When the sun sets🌞 This shrine⛩️ is thousands of years old, beautifully delicate in Japanese architectural style🇯🇵 The atmosphere is warm and shady with trees🌳 It is another place that should be visited at least once

This is the "Road of Light" that became a hot topic as a location for a commercial featuring members of Arashi. It is held twice a year for a short period in February and October. The sun sets at the end of the approach that connects the shrine to the sea in a straight line, illuminating the approach... A truly mystical scene. Unfortunately, it was November, so I wasn't able to see it, but I would like to see it with my own eyes someday. It is said to have the meaning of connecting this world with the afterlife in a straight line. Miyajidake Shrine has a history of over 1700 years. Many worshippers visit the shrine as it is worshiped as the god of good fortune and prosperity in business. This shrine has three of the largest in Japan. The first is a large shimenawa rope. It is 2.6m in diameter, 11m in length, and weighs 3t. It is the symbol of Miyajidake Shrine. The second is a large drum. It is 2.2m in diameter. At sunset on the "Road of Light," a large drum is struck at the moment the candles are lit in the special prayer seats. The third is a large bell. It is made of copper and weighs 450 kg, and is enshrined in the Bell Hall. It was just around the time of the Shichigosan festival, and the sight of the cute children in their hakama and kimonos was heartwarming. A tour of the eight shrines and shrines: Miyajigoku Shrine has the "Road of Light," Japan's three largest "large shimenawa," "large drum," and "large bell," but there is another attraction. Then, go up the hill and you will find the "Okumiya Eight Shrine Tour" at the back. First Shrine: Shichifuku Shrine - for improvement in the performing arts Second Shrine: Inari Shrine - for praying for good food and rice harvests Third Shrine: Fudo Shrine - the place said to be the origin of the shrine Fourth Shrine: Manjizo-son - the guardian deity of children and travelers Fifth Shrine: Koi-no-miya - the god who protects love and the mind and body of women Sixth Shrine: Sanbo-kojin - the god of the kitchen and cooking Seventh Shrine: Mizujin Shrine - a shrine that enshrines the dragon god Eighth Shrine: Yakushi Shrine - for praying for recovery from illness The bright red torii gates, colorful flags, heart-shaped objects, etc. are all small and close together, so you can tour all of them in no time. ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ 📍Miyajidake Shrine 7-1 Miyajimotomachi, Fukutsu City, Fukuoka Prefecture 《Access》 Approx. 27 minutes on foot from Fukuma Station exit Approx. 43 minutes on foot from Higashi-Fukuma Station exit 2 #FuritabiWinter #Fukuoka #FukuokaTourism #FukuokaTrip #RoadofLight #Number1inJapan #MiyajidakeShrine

Recommended ⛩️ #Miyajidake Shrine (𝐌𝐢𝐲𝐚𝐣𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐤𝐞 𝐒𝐡𝐫𝐢𝐧𝐞) is located in Fukuoka. The highlight is the shrine, which is outstanding with the Shimenawa rope, a large rope weighing up to 5 tons. It's really big. A popular spot for tourists to take pictures is the stone walkway leading up to the shrine, which connects to the main road leading straight to the sea. Stand and take a picture at the top of the stairs, and you will see the beautiful sea. #I wanted to come here because I saw a picture of Kyushu tourism, it was so beautiful. Before coming, I thought the stairs would be high, but in reality, they were not high at all. I recommend coming before the sunset. I must say that you will get the most beautiful pictures, but unfortunately, the day I went, there were clouds blocking the view 😅 and the sun was not in line with the pole. There are also cherry blossoms, and there are wisteria (Fuji) flowers next to the shrine. But when I went, it was only blooming a little. If it blooms a lot, it must be very beautiful. Directions 🚈 From JR Hakata Station, take the JR Sonic-Nichirin or JR Komatsu Line to JR Fukuma Station, then walk to the Fukumaeki Mae stop, a little past Family Mart, to transfer to the 🚌 𝐍𝐢𝐬𝐡𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐭𝐬𝐮 bus and get off at the 𝐌𝐢𝐲𝐚𝐣𝐢𝐝𝐚𝐤𝐞 stop. My Mom (probably only 4-5 signs)

#triptravelchina #placestovisitfukuoka #miyajidakashrine 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. One of the sacred shrines⛩️ that Japanese people like to worship🙏 is Miyajidake Shrine. In 1 year, 2-3 million people come to ask for blessings for business, trade, sales and luck. They tie 5 yen coins to trees in the shrine. The name of the 5 yen coin sounds like an auspicious word, so it is popular to make merit with 5 yen coins. There have been excavations at this shrine, around 300 pieces of antiquities, and it has been registered as a cultural heritage.

📍Address: Fukuoka Jigoku Shrine I came to Fukuoka for 4 days, and I took one day off to get up early and go to Miyajigoku Shrine in the suburbs. Although I know that there is a "Path of Light" twice a year in October when the setting sun shines down, and I happened to catch it, I still like to go out early in the morning. Because there are few people! It turns out that people don't like crowds anywhere. 🗓️Itinerary: I took the JR Kagoshima to Fukuma from Hakata Station, and then changed to a bus. The bus was a minibus that only accepted cash. I didn't have change, so I asked a fellow passenger. The old lady said, "The driver will give me change. He is very gentle." Don't worry". The driver and other passengers who got off the bus were all giving me directions. The people in this small town are really so kind. 💞Recommended reasons: Coming out of Miyajigoku Shrine, I followed the straight path of light to the beach. I think it looks better than the one on Itoshima Island. It’s not a popular check-in spot. I contracted the entire beach by myself. I also encountered a family of three playing in the sea. Staring blankly and listening to the sound of the waves, this is the most healing moment of this trip #The meaning of life #travel #travellog #travelplog #Japan travel guide #FukuokaItinerary