Imamiya Shrine Review

A leisurely and comfortable shrine tour of Japan has many shrines, large and small, with Japanese local characteristics. My girlfriend and I like to visit the shrine in Japan very much. No matter which city or region you go to, you have to find a local shrine to see. This time we chose the Imamiya Shrine in Kamama City. Finger wonderful time Going to the shrine, taking pictures must be a must, and at the Imamiya Shrine, we took a lot of photos, almost every place is worth taking pictures. My girlfriend and I agree that Imiya Shrine is probably the most beautiful shrine in Kyoto, Japan we have visited. Unlike other shrines, Imiya Shrine is very quiet. Compared with other shrines, there are fewer tourists here, so it is more leisure to visit the Imiya Shrine. We went to the shrine in the evening, and there were few people around. The traditional Japanese lanterns - under the lights, there was a mysterious and charming atmosphere. After the tour, we also tasted the famous baked rice cake next to it, which not only has the good meaning of praying, but also is delicious. Warm reminder The tickets for Imiya Shrine are free. The opening hours are from 9 am to 5 pm. We just went before the closing time. If you want to visit more time, it is recommended to go early. There are many buses to get here, and the shrine in the station is really close.

Super beautiful Japanese shrine, it is worth seeing when I am most stressed, my little friend found me and traveled to Japan with me, because Japan is really a great place to relax, we set off after finishing the guide. After coming to Japan, due to the unfamiliar road, we consulted the locals' guidance, took the bus to the Imamiya Shrine. When you get off the bus, you can see a particularly large stone pillar, which is engraved with Imamiya Shrine. After entering, I found a super super delicious dessert, that is their most characteristic roast rice cake, sweet, soft, delicious! After eating, we went into the temple, I like the architecture very much, most of them made of wood, especially comfortable feeling. Come here must also worship the local gods. After worshiping, I found that there are slices of cherry blossoms in this shrine. It is super beautiful. My friends and I took photos of each other. And the vegetation inside is also very lush and the air is particularly fresh. Before I left, I went to the store to buy a local sachet to take back. The trip gave me the feeling that not only can I understand the local cultural customs, but also can visit such a beautiful scenery, which is especially worth it. Tips1: Open from 9am to 5pm. 2: City bus 205・ No. 206 to "Shuegangshan" get off → 7 minutes to the north of Tusui Address: 21 603-8243 Ziye Imiya, Kita District, Kyoto City, Kyoto City