For International Readers How to get to fushimi Inari-taisha shrine: Train, don’t take bus 伏見稲荷アクセス英語版
The easiest ways to Fushimi Inari Taisha shrine. Take JR or Keihan lines. Don't take bus.
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祇園祭 祇園祭と急急如律令の意味につき解説
祇園祭の御朱印等で目にする「急急如律令」の意味（勅令を直ちに実行せよ）と祇園祭の関係につき解説します。
Japanese culture and traditions Comprehensive guide for Sakura in Kyoto 2024 京都の桜につき英語で説明
In this post, I'll show you the way to enjoy Sakura in Kyoto: When and where to see, kinds of Sakura the reason we love them, and top 5 places. 合掌
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御霊とは亡くなった人の霊魂を指し、かつては災害や疫病の原因であると考えられました。この御霊を祀り、その保護を受けることを御霊信仰といいます。本稿では右につきいつから、どのように発展したかなど、わかりやすく解説します。合掌。
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Japanese culture and traditions What is Kami, or Shinto Deity? 神につき英語で説明
There are many Shinto shrines, Matsuri, ceremonies and rituals. We can't under stand them without the knowledge of Kami, or Shinto Deity. In this post, I'll show you what it is. 合掌
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Mitama is a sprit of the deceased. Ancient people thought it caused natural disasters and epidemics. In this post, I'll show you how people managed them in order to accomplish to the peace. 合掌
Japanese culture and traditions Kigen Sai 2024: Kashihara Jingu celebrates the birth of Japan 橿原神宮の紀元祭英語で説明
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Japanese mythology Japanese mythology 1: The birth of Japan
To under stand Japanese culture and its inheritance without the knowledge of Japanese mythology. I'll write a series of 6 posts on the important myths. 合掌