[2025 Mori Attraction] Travel Guide for Okuni Jinja (Updated Apr)

#AutumnTrip ⁣ OguniRyojinja Shrine⛩ There are a lot of riders. I thought so, but it's a motorcycle shrine. The pebbles are said to be a power spot. The sacred tree was also magnificent. You can get a goshuin written directly on the days when the shrine office is open. I received a written seal. I visited in early September, but the autumn leaves are also beautiful. Why not stop by when you're on a tour?🏍 ⁣ 📍OguniRyojinja Shrine 🗾1670 Miyahara, Oguni-machi, Aso-gun, Kumamoto Prefecture 🅿️Free parking available ⁣ ⁣

It was a great place with a mystical atmosphere! The pond was beautiful, too! And above all, the sacred trees on both sides. They were magnificent. The torii gates and approach to the shrine were majestic, and the atmosphere was one that cleansed the soul. It is a place where you can feel the historical architecture and ancient culture, and is recommended for those who want to visit the shrine in a calm and peaceful atmosphere. Introduction: This is a historic shrine in Morimachi, Shizuoka Prefecture, and is said to bring good luck in finding a partner and warding off evil. The grounds are surrounded by nature in every season, and beautiful scenery unfolds. It is recommended to visit during the deep green season, but it is especially recommended during the autumn leaves season. #Shrine #Oguni Shrine

#Tokyo Attractions Oguni Shrine not only has a long history and exquisite architectural art, but is also attractive for its sacred and solemn aura and charming natural environment. Oguni Shrine is a typical Japanese shrine building. The temple is mainly composed of majestic wooden structures, with exquisite decorative carvings, creating a solemn and sacred atmosphere. Being in it, you can seem to feel the strong mystery and historical charm. In addition, the natural environment around the shrine is also very beautiful. The towering green mountains and lush forests surrounding it create a peaceful and harmonious scene. Visitors can not only pay respect here, but also immerse themselves in the tranquility of nature and feel the peace and sublimation of their souls.

Oguni Shrine is one of the most representative Shinto shrines here. This shrine with a long historical tradition is not only an important pilgrimage site for devout believers, but also an excellent destination for tourists to experience Japanese Shinto culture. The tall torii gates surrounding the shrine, the exquisite and magnificent main hall building, and the solemn atmosphere of prayer all demonstrate the long and rich Shinto cultural heritage here. Here, tourists can not only feel Japan's ancient religious beliefs, but also appreciate the precious architectural art treasures here. In addition, the shrine houses many rare statues of gods and many cultural relics of historical value, allowing worshippers to feel the unique charm of Japanese culture while praying. Being here, believers can get their souls purified, and tourists can fully appreciate the strong sacred atmosphere here. #Tokyo Attractions

This is an ancient shrine with a long history of over 1,460 years. It is the Ichinomiya of Totomi Province and a highly prestigious shrine. The deity worshipped is Okuninushi-no-Mikoto. He is considered to be the same as Okuninushi-no-Mikoto, and there is a large mallet object in the precincts! What caught my eye was the sacred tree, Osugi. It was a cedar tree that fell in a typhoon in 1972. The outer rings alone are said to be over 500 years old. There is also a Moriyama-yaki bridge that crosses over to Munakata Shrine. It is a cute bridge with a mosaic-like texture, inlaid with pieces of pottery. Moriyama-yaki is a craft from Morimachi, Shizuoka Prefecture. It is a shrine that can be enjoyed from various angles. ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ ❥❥ Oguni Shrine 🚕Tomori Station (Taxi) →About 10 minutes ✼••┈┈┈┈••✼••┈┈┈┈••✼ #Oguni Shrine #Shrines and Temples #Shrines Tour #Shizuoka Trip #Shizuoka Tourism

Bear walk: A well-behaved bear appears at Okuni Shrine! The Bear entered Okuni Shrine! ♪☆(^O^)／ #outing #memories #nowarinukraine #stopputin