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Namba Yasaka Shrine
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Hiro
October 15, 2019
You can walk from the room. This is a popular photo spot.
Aiko
May 3, 2016
one of shrines namba yasaka shrine
Takahiro
November 30, 2015
After visiting hundreds of shrines all aroun Japan, this one was a great discovery, as the Dragon shape of the building is very original From Namba Station Taxi5minutes
Beacon
May 16, 2019
"Namba Yasaka Shrine" with an amazing huge lion head in the precinct. When you look closer, the eyes are light and the nostrils are speakers. It is a famous place that is famous in the Kansai area when it is widely opened, and it takes evil and wins luck (business luck).
Chenglong
March 8, 2018
Since ancient times, the Namba Yasaka Shrine has been the central place of worship in Namba for believers of Shinto, Japan’s indigenous, nature-worshipping religion that predates the arrival of Buddhism in the sixth century AD. Although the Namba Yasaka Shrine’s former glory from its prime has been destroyed by warfare, it is still unmistakable today due to the distinctive building, shaped like an enormous lion’s head. The shrine is dedicated to the Shinto deity Susano-o-no-Mikoto. There’s tug of war held at the temple annually on 3 January, based on a myth about the deity’s deeds. It has been been named an intangible folk culture property.
Since ancient times, the Namba Yasaka Shrine has been the central place of worship in Namba for believers of Shinto, Japan’s indigenous, nature-worshipping religion that predates the arrival of Buddhism in the sixth century AD. Although the Namba Yasaka Shrine’s former glory from its prime has been…
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