#Tenjinsha

[bonguri]

20231230 Nakamura park-Meieki 7 by Bong Grit Via Flickr: 読み方は「しんとくかぐわし」であってる？ @Nakamura park area, Nakamura ward, Nagoya city, Aichi pref., Japan.（愛知県名古屋市中村区 中村公園地区）

[crazyfox-archives]

The front entrance of Tsunashiki Tenjinsha Shrine (綱敷天神社) in Osaka

Photo by Rocky_studio, October 29, 2022

[bunsakashitajapanpaintings]

Sunset at Shirahata Tenjinsha Shrine (白幡天神社) Ichikawa, Chiba, Japan Sailor Fude Pen and Kuretake watercolor A5x2 Hahnemulhe landscape watercolor sketchbook November 27 2023

[tokyoshrine]

The Japan no one knows. with pictures of Japanese people 100 years ago A landmark for those who travel along the streets A god with the name of a broom

Broomstick Ginko Tenmangu Shrine Ginko Tenjinsha

Giving nicknames to gods and sacred trees...just like giving names to big trees, rocks and landmark nature. Isn't this uniquely Japanese? I think so, but what do you think? The guardian foxes at Sanikoshinja are called "Konkonsan" and so on.

By giving this sacred tree a nickname, it may have become easier to recognize it as a landmark along the road and become more familiar with it.

By giving nicknames to gods and nature, we become as close to them as if they were our friends. I believe that in Japan, gods and humans are very close to each other.

[uschi-rainer-reisen]

14.04.23: Stadtführung in Osaka mit Kenji

Kenji kommt aus Osaka und hat bei früher beim Unternehmen Mizuno in der Sportartikelbranche im Export für Europa gearbeitet. Ungefähr 3x im Jahr ist er früher nach Europa gereist.

Ohatsu Tenjin Schrein

Offiziell „Tsuyuno Tenjinsha“ genannt, ist der heutige Name „Ohatsu Tenjin“ ein Beweis für die romantische Vergangenheit des Schreins. Diese Geschichte zweier unglücklicher Liebender mit miteinander verflochtenen Schicksalen ist der Grund, warum es bis heute so viele Verliebte und junge Paare hierher zieht.

[junquietsleeper]

お礼参り…息子が自分で決めた希望校に合格してくれてひと安心 ⤴　4月からの高校生活、おもいっきり楽しんでくれ〜！

まだまだお金がいるね〜 (^～^;)　お父さんは、来週からも出張×出張やけど、まだまだ頑張るで〜！

お礼参りの帰りに鎌倉で食べた海鮮丼、めちゃめちゃ美味しかったぁ〜 (｡•̀ᴗ-)✧

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[kyotodreamtrips]

Plum blossoms at the Naramachiten Shrine (奈良町天神社) in Nara City. This shrine is located close to Nara Park and the Ukimidō Pavilion (浮見堂).

[rollingtsuchinoko]

Kurihama Tenjinsha Shrine, Yokosuka, Japan

16mm, f/4.5, 1/2

[bonguri]

20231230 Nakamura park-Meieki 4 by Bong Grit Via Flickr: 少し移動して油江天神社。青い幕の色が鮮やかでした。 @Nakamura park area, Nakamura ward, Nagoya city, Aichi pref., Japan.（愛知県名古屋市中村区 中村公園地区）

[tobykendzierski]

⛩⛩ GOJO TENJINSHA at UENO PARK - during the third day of Japanese New Year celebration 🎍 (at 医薬祖神 五條天神社) https://www.instagram.com/p/B7TYnx_nSsS/?igshid=1lbu78988kv

[nanamiattack]

My Hunny and I went to Kameido-tenjinsha yesterday to go Hanami with the beautiful purple flowers that hang from the ceiling and I never remember the name off (!!) 😆😅 Anyone who know?? Please let me know 💖🌸I will post the photos from the Jinja in a different post 🌸💖✨After enjoying a lot of flowers and pretty surroundings we went to eat wagashi (Japanese sweets) at @funabashiya_kuzumochi ! We could sit outside in a small Japanese outside room and enjoy green tea with Japanese sweets 💖💖✨ Scroll to the last photo to see what we ate! Also, they have this nice pond outside with Koi! @kenichinishidaramsoe love Koi so he was happy 😁💖 Their roof is amazing as well 💖💖💖✨ (at 株式会社 船橋屋) https://www.instagram.com/p/BwoRZIpn7xG/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1sx5bnyjcxpcx

[tokyoshrine]

A Japan that no one knows. The Traveling Blind. The Medicine Man of the Eye

Fumonji Temple

Fuchu City, right next to Fuchu Keiba Shomon-mae Station.

I don't know the details of its foundation, but it was destroyed during the Warring States Period. The temple was devastated during the Warring States Period.

The temple was rebuilt and Yakushi Kannon (Goddess of Mercy) was enshrined to reconnect with the people. Buddha.

The local public hall stands nearby, and the temple is a sanctuary that blends in with the local community.

Fumonji Temple Neighborhood 4 minutes on foot Horse-headed Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva 4 minutes on foot Horse Spirit Pagoda 4 minutes on foot Myouken Shrine 4 minutes on foot Hiyoshi Shrine 4 minutes on foot Tenjinsha Shrine 6 minutes on foot Myokoin Temple 7 minutes on foot from Anyoji Temple 8 minutes on foot Kanehira Shrine 8 minutes on foot Ookunitama Shrine 8 minutes on foot Musashi Kokufu Hachimangu Shrine 9 minutes on foot Zenmyouji Temple 15 minutes on foot Taki Shrine 16 minutes on foot Koanji Kannondo Temple 19 minutes on foot Togoji Temple

[ambarawanihonkurabu]

Ohatsu Tenjin, Tempat Bunuh Diri yang Menjadi Tempat Suci Bagi Pasangan Kekasih di Osaka

Ohatsu Tenjin yang juga disebut Tsuyunoten dikenal sebagai salah satu kuil paling populer di Osaka. Tempat ini dikenal akan kisah cintanya yang dramatik pada masa lampau. Cerita dari kuil adalah cerita ‘Romeo and Juliet’ versi Jepang. Namun, dalam cerita Romeo Juliet Jepang ini mengenai romantisme antara seorang pelacur bernama Ohatsu, dan pemilik toko kecap, Tokubei. Sama seperti dalam drama karya Shakespeare, roman ini berakhir dengan tragis.

Pada tahun 1703, kuil Shinto ini merupakan tempat terjadinya bunuh diri ganda: yaitu putra seorang pedagang kaya Tokubei dan pasangan pelacurnya Ohatsu. Karena tidak dapat hidup dengan penuh gairah, mereka memilih untuk mengakhiri hidup mereka di Tsuyuno Tenjinsha. Tepat di jantung distrik Umeda yang ramai dengan kuil penuh sejarah: Tenjin Ohatsu. Tempat yang damai ini adalah rumah bagi  pasangan dengan kisah cinta yang tidak mungkin.

Ohatsu dan Tokubei (image : biba-blog)

Berbagai jimat tradisional dapat dibeli di kuil ini, seperti jimat untuk pasangan dan pernikahan. Kalian juga dapat membeli berbagai ‘ema‘ (papan kayu di mana kalian menulis keinginan kalian), dengan desain yang menampilkan sang tokoh wanita Ohatsu. Baru-baru ini, ada juga ema di mana kalian dapat menggambar wajah kalian sendiri, dan membuat doa untuk ‘kecantikan sejati’.

Ema dengan wajah yang digambar sendiri (image : Yahoo! Blog) 

Ohatsu Tenjin mungkin adalah tempat suci yang paling mudah diakses di daerah terkenal Osaka seperti Kita dan Umeda. Kuil ini dapat diakses dari stasiun Higashi Umeda, Nishi Umeda, dan JR Kitashinchi dan Osaka, hanya 5-10 menit berjalan kaki dari masing-masing stasiun. Ohatsu Tenjin juga dipasangkan dengan area perbelanjaan Ohatsutenjin-dori. Dengan atmosfir yang energik, area ini adalah tempat wisata, belanja, makan, dan bermain yang ideal. Ada berbagai toko, restoran, dan bar yang dinamis, menjadi tempat yang populer baik siang maupun malam. Penampilan Ohatsu Tenjin juga berubah pada Jumat minggu ke 1 dan 3  setiap bulannya. Pasar loak besar bergerak masuk.

Pusat Perbelanjaan Ohatsu Tenjin (image : Osaka Blog)

Sekarang pun kisah cinta mereka masih mempesona orang Jepang. Sebuah permainan bunraku yang terkenal (teater boneka) bahkan menceritakannya. Pada malam hari, beberapa pasangan juga datang ke kuil ini untuk membuktikan kisah hantu ohatsu yang kadang kembali hadir ke situs bunuh diri mereka.

Setelah peringatan 300 tahun kematian mereka, seorang penziarah kuil ini memberi sumbangan satu juta yen “untuk Ohatsu-san.”

(featured image : Tuyu Tenjin)

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[mabow1843]

真言律宗 宝山寺 ◾️本堂前の天神社の牛◾️ . . . . . なかなか厳つい牛さんです。 🐄 でもカッコイイ🐄 . . . . . 〜Houzanji temple〜 Temple in Shingon Ritsu sect headquarters where Hozan-ji is in Monzencho, Ikoma-shi, Nara ▪️Tenjinsha▪️ Cow of Tenjin company🐄 . . . . . #いつもは1人で撮影 #たまには誰かとワイワイ撮影したい #撮影同行して下さる方募集中 #奈良 #宝山寺 #お寺 #生駒聖天 #神社仏閣 #お寺巡り #nara #temple #retro_japan_ #special_spot_ #Lovers_Nippon #team_jp_西 #PHOS_JAPAN #japan_of_insta #写真好きな人と繋がりたい #japan_night_view #tripgramjp #天神社 #牛 #cow (宝山寺)

[tokyoshrine]

A Japan that no one knows. After the cherry blossoms have fallen

Musashi Kokufu Hachimangu Shrine

I visited this shrine at the end of the cherry blossom season. It was very quiet and tranquil. Are people from the neighborhood visiting for cherry blossom viewing? He is a silent god.

Introduction to the neighborhood of Musashi Kokufu Hachimangu Shrine 6 minutes on foot Tokyo Racecourse 8 minutes on foot Fumonji Temple 8 minutes on foot: Horse-headed Kannon Bosatsu 9 minutes on foot Taki Shrine 9 minutes on foot Hiyoshi Shrine 10 minutes on foot Tenjinsha Shrine 10 minutes on foot Myokoin Temple 12 minutes on foot to Kompira Shrine 14 minutes on foot Ookunitama Shrine

[tokyoshrine]

The Japan No One Knows. Destruction or Transformation? God or Buddha?

Kompira Shrine at Myokoin in Fuchu

When I first visited this shrine, I had the sensation of a fine, gentle light, more like that of a Buddha than the luminosity of a shrine.

A map of the shrine grounds from the Edo period shows that, for all intents and purposes, this must have been a Kannon Hall. We could not find out anything more than that.

I have a feeling that instead of us humans fighting each other during the former movement to abolish Buddhism, Kannon-sama took its place and was hurt and destroyed. It is a very gentle sanctuary.

I believe that it is the Buddha who is here, as his grave is also nearby.

Kompira Shrine Myoukoin Neighborhood 1 min. walk from Ookunitama Shrine 2 minutes on foot: Matou Kannon Bosatsu (Bodhisattva) 2 minutes on foot Myouken Shrine 2 minutes on foot: Hiyoshi Shrine 2 minutes on foot Tenjinsha Shrine 5 minutes on foot Zenmyouji Temple 5 minutes on foot Fumonji Temple 9 minutes on foot Tokyo Racecourse 10 minutes on foot Musashi Kokufu Hachimangu Shrine 11 minutes on foot Koanji Temple 17 minutes on foot Taki Shrine