Hokoku Shrine

It is said that the shrine is dedicated to Fengshen Shouji. After entering, you will see a statue belonging to him. The others are several cabins. The whole shrine occupies very little space. If you visit it purely, you don't need 10 minutes to have finished shopping.

Toyoko Shrine was built to commemorate the first Japanese warring country in modern times, one of the three Yingjies of Japan, Toyoson Sioji, and the treasure museum on the north side of the courtyard still has his relics. This shrine is far from only "Toyoko Sioji" related things, but also can see Japan's "hunting field" The famous painting "Fengguo Festival picture screen". In the temple, the ancient building "Tangmen" is a kind of Chinese architectural style of the door, it represents the colorful "Taoshan culture" at that time.

Toyoko Shrine, built in honor of Toyoko Syukiyo, is located in Osaka Castle Park, opposite the main entrance of Osaka Castle. The shrine is small in size, with simple bird houses, beautiful Tangmen, clean squares, powerful bronze statues, and solemn visitors. The scenery of Osaka Castle Park is colorful, and many tourists will miss the shrine. You may as well slow down, spend 20 ～ 30 minutes, walk into the shrine, stop and browse, there will be a feeling of "Another Village".

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Fengguo Shrine is a place to worship Fengchen Xiuji. It was caught by the painted horse that the monkey climbed the gourd. As a child, Hideki Toyoshi (then called Fujiro) was malnourished and had sharp-mouthed monkey cheeks. Later, the nickname was monkey. His horse seal (a rod-shaped object standing beside the general's horse to show off his military achievements) is the famous thousands of gourds. Behind the main sacrificial hall there is a group of dry mountains and rivers, but it seems that nobody has taken care of the moss, but it is also quite interesting. Walking alone in the narrow corridor behind him, he thought that he had launched a war of aggression against Korea (once occupied Seoul and Pyongyang) in order to occupy Daming (Ming Dynasty). Later, 40,000 people of the Mingshen sect were cut off. The following picture shows the witch, already inside the shrine.

The Toyoko Shrine in Osaka was built to commemorate the Japanese Warring States period, Toyoson Sugiyoshi, located on the south side of Osaka Castle, free to visit. Outside the gate is a statue of Toyoson Xiuji, but I always feel that the Japanese costume of that era, regardless of the status, is an image of a rural old man, and it is not tall at all. It may be related to the image of the man seen in the film and television drama from a young age. Entering Tangmen is a typical Japanese-style main hall, there are many signs that tourists use to pray at the door, one of which reads "May mankind enter communism as soon as possible", and several Taiwanese girls passing by say "how can this be" in a sloppy Taiwanese accent, which is quite interesting. The southeast side of the main hall is a small courtyard withered landscapes, not open to the outside world, but withered landscapes are suitable for quiet viewing.