Okinawa Gokoku Shrine Review

It's not big here. It's near Owushan Park. No one is a shrine, worshipping Japanese gods. It should have a certain position in Okinawa. The surrounding environment is good. There are not many people to walk around.

One of the eight major shrines is the shrine that Okinawa pilgrims visit most every January. It is very famous but covers a small area, which is quite inconsistent with the popularity it enjoys. Visiting Boshang Palace, a Taoist leader was praying for a pilgrim, walking around the car, muttering something in his mouth. Boshang Palace is not open inside and can not enter to understand the situation of worship, but a lot of wishing cards are seen on the wall outside the palace. They are easy to understand in Chinese. All kinds of wishes are simple and interesting. There are beautiful matching maps. If you look at the wishing cards too much, you will feel like you have come to Mount Wutai. It seems that the temples and Taoist concepts of all countries are the same, bearing the good wishes of the people of our country.

This place is not big. Today, many children wear kimonos. It seems that there are some ceremonies. Japan calls the place of worship the palace. It is their belief. It feels that the scenic spots in Japan are not big, and far from home.

Okinawa Patronage Shrine is Okinawa islands'largest shrine, but the size of the shrine is still worse than that of the Japanese mainland, which can represent the Japanese shrine culture as a whole.

The shrine is quiet, and usually there are few tourists.