By MOOK Scenic Spots Family Travel Life Network Editorial Team
When visiting Japan, besides shopping, many people also explore Japanese shrines to admire the magnificent traditional Japanese architecture and elegant garden scenery. But beyond sightseeing, why not visit with a sincere heart to pray for smoothness and safety for yourself and your loved ones.
Osaka Tenmangu Shrine (Image source / kansai)
Osaka Tenmangu Shrine
Osaka Tenmangu Shrine, along with Dazaifu Tenmangu in Kyushu and Kitano Tenmangu in Kyoto, is known as one of Japan’s “Three Great Tenmangu Shrines.” It enshrines the God of Learning, attracting many worshippers praying for exam success and career smoothness. The Tenjin Festival held here every July is one of Japan’s Three Great Festivals.
Sumiyoshi Taisha (Image source / Sumiyoshi Taisha)
Sumiyoshi Taisha
Sumiyoshi Taisha is one of Osaka’s most well-known shrines, primarily dedicated to safeguarding national prosperity and safe sea voyages. It is also the head shrine of Japan’s 2,300 Sumiyoshi shrines.
Horikoshi Shrine (Image source / project311)
Horikoshi Shrine
Horikoshi Shrine is one of the Seven Shrines of Shitennoji Temple, established by Prince Shotoku. It also has a mystical legend: “In your lifetime, the deities of Horikoshi Shrine will grant your wish once.”
Heguri Osaka Shrine (Image source / Wikipedia)
Heguri Osaka Shrine
Heguri Osaka Shrine boasts a long history. The shrine grounds feature a plum blossom garden, where you can enjoy blooming plum flowers and their rich fragrance during the flowering season.
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