Fushimi Inari Taisha Review

Fushimi Inari Dashe Fushimi Inari Dashe was built in the 8th century, mainly to the Inari gods headed by the Yuga Yushen. Inari god is a god of agriculture and commerce, and the pilgrims come to worship for harvest, business is booming, and traffic safety. It is one of the most incense shrines in Kyoto. Fushimi Inari Shrine is the main shrine of more than 30,000 inari shrines throughout Japan. It is also one of the oldest shrines in Kyoto. The 4 Fushimi Inari Shrine Atlas is dedicated to bless the prosperity of business, the gods of the grain and the harvest, every day of the first month or the first day of the month, here is very lively, the temple and archway are red, representing the autumn color of all things. Through the "thousand-ben archway", is the entrance of Inari Shenshan, from here you can climb to the top of Inari Mountain, and the mountain road is full of red archway. Add: Fushimi Inari Shrine, built in the 8th century, is the most important of the 9,000 shrines that serve the Inari - the god of rice, Japanese rice wine and prosperity. Merchants come to God to pray for success and wealth. After the huge red archway, the shrine has stone foxes on its side (the fox is the representative of the inari on earth), from which you begin to climb upwards. The entire hillside is covered with countless red archways, one by one forming endless tunnels. You walk in the strange red light that looms in the small shrine on the mountain. Fushimi Inari Shrine is originally from the Japanese Books (the Han Chinese chronicle of the Nara era). Qin had such a dream in his youth before the emperor's reign. The book describes: "If Deng used Qin's father, when I was an adult, I would rule the world." Soon, the messenger was sent to find the father. Qin (はたの) Yilu Ju (ju) was worshipped on the early noonday of February in Hetong 4 years (711). Qin (はたの) Yilu Ju (ju) is the Inari god. About one-third of the Zhuji (people from other countries) and the naturalized clan (naturalized Japanese) were Qin. The reign of Emperor Zhong Ai, the 13th Sun of Qin Shihuang, the descendants of Xiaowu Wang, the emperor of Gongde, and the reign of the emperor of Heisman. The history books at that time read: "Qin's rate of one hundred and twenty-seven counties have been naturalized by Baiji." There is also a saying that during the period of Wuhu 16, the former Qin kings were in war and reached Japan through the Korean Peninsula. These two statements need to be verified in the future. When Emperor Xionglv was in power, there were a large number of people coming into Japan. And many Qin clans brought advanced weaving technology, which greatly helped the construction of the country. It was the court who gave it a good chance. Some of them, the court and it.