Jishu jinja shrine in Kyoto, love rocks, and Goen

Sub-shrine: Ryoen Daikoku-sama 良縁大国さま

Next to Kiyome Dokoro, there is a statue of Ohkuninushi no Mikoto. There is a mobile over it. It has red and white pieces of paper. Female person writes her name on a white one and vice versa and ask him Goen.

Sub-shrine: Kurimitsu Inari 栗光稲荷さま

Kurimitsu Inari is located near Ryoen Daikoku-sama. It enshrines the same Deity as Fushimi Inari Taisha does.

Amulets お守り

Jishu shrine has large collection of Omamori amulets. The price is 500~2000 JPY.

We can buy them at Kiganden or Juyosho near Kiyome Dokoro.

How to get to Jishu shrine 地主神社へのアクセス

Jishu shrine is located in the area of Kiyomizudera temple. People usually get off at Gojyozaka or Kiyomizu michi bus stop thought the bus is crowded with many tourists.

I recommend Shijo Kawaramachi bus stop, Hankyu Kawaramachi sta., and Keihan Gion Shijo sta. It takes about 30 minutes to Kiyomizu-dera temple.

Walk through the main hall of Kiyomizu-dera to the outside.

Then, you’ll find the Torii gate of Jishu shrine. Climb up the stairs. There are these statues. To the right, there is a Kiyome Dokoro. To the left, there is the main hall.

You go to Kiyome Dokoro first and heat for the main hall.

About Jishu shrine 地主神社の基本情報