Nagoya, Japan Temple Visit Report 2026 Atsuta No.3 Fukujuji & Fukuhakuryusha
On a walk to Atsuta Jingu in Nagoya, I discovered Fukujuji Temple in Shirotori—home to Fukuhakuryusha, a White Dragon shrine inside the temple grounds. Photo...
Nagoya, Japan Shrine Visit Report 2026 Atsuta No.5 Kotohirasha
Kotohirasha (Shirotori) in Atsuta Ward, Nagoya—just across from Atsuta Jingu. Photo-rich visit report with a clear timeline (including WWII-era fireb...
Nagoya, Japan Temple Visit Report 2026 Atsuta No.2 Shouokuin Stone Jizo
On 2026-03-02, I noticed Shouokuin, a Soto Zen temple in Atsuta, Nagoya, Japan—recording a roadside Jizo, prayer banners, and offerings.
Nagoya, Japan Temple Visit Report 2026 Atsuta No.1 Seiganji The birthplace of Yoritomo
Seiganji Temple in Atsuta, Nagoya is linked by tradition to Minamoto no Yoritomo’s birthplace. A gate-front visit with photos, his life, and the Yori...
Nagoya, Japan Shrine Visit Report 2026 Atsuta No.4 Koshin Jinja
Koshin Shrine visit report in Atsuta Ward, Nagoya, Japan. A quiet inner space shaped by granite stone—torii, stone lanterns, and a “Suisei” chozubachi.
Nagoya, Japan Shrine Visit Report 2026 Atsuta No.3 Shinmeisha Sawakami
Shinmeisha (Sawakami), Atsuta Ward, Nagoya: visited on Feb 26, 2026. A compact roadside shrine with stone steps, Shinmeisha stone lanterns, a natural...
Nagoya, Japan Shrine Visit Report 2026 Atsuta No.2 Kanayama Jinja
Kanayama Jinja in Nagoya, Japan: a shrine of metalworking deities, where granite stone torii, steps, lanterns, and a dragon temizu define the precinct.
Nagoya, Japan Shrine Visit Report 2026 Atsuta No.1 Kagekiyosha
Step off a busy road into a quiet pocket of Atsuta, Nagoya: Kagekiyo-sha is defined by repeating granite stone boundary posts. Meet Kagekiyo, Azamaru, and ey...
Summary of shrines in Showa Ward, Nagoya Aichi Japan
Showa Ward shrine walk in Nagoya (Jan 23–Feb 19, 2026). Best pick: Kawahara Jinja (No.6). See Kodai Yukimi stone lantern, shrine garden, unique lion ...
Nagoya, Japan Temple Visit Report 2026 Showa No.2 Joushouji (Myoukengu)
Joushouji (Myoukengu) in Nagoya is a Nichiren Buddhist temple, yet a torii and the name “Myoukengu” remain. I visited on 2026-02-19 to show how this ...
Nagoya, Japan Temple Visit Report 2026 Showa No.1 Zenshoji
Zenshoji Temple in Ishibotoke-cho, Nagoya, Japan: photos, a concise AD timeline, Soto Zen overview, and local traditions of Jizo and stone faith. ...
Nagoya, Japan Shrine Visit Report 2026 Showa No.22 Hakusansha
Hakusan Shrine in Ishibotoke-cho, Nagoya: stone torii, banpei screen fence, copper-roof worship hall, komainu and stone lantern features, plus timeline and e...
Nagoya, Japan Shrine Visit Report 2026 Showa No.21 Susanoo Jinja Shiomi
Susanoo Shrine (Shiomi-cho), Nagoya, Japan: a compact precinct defined by stone—high platform, temizuya basin, inscribed stone lantern, and k...
Nagoya, Japan Shrine Visit Report 2026 Showa No.20 Hachidai Ryuohsha
Hachidai Ryuohsha in Gokiso, Nagoya: a tiny hilltop shrine tied to the lost Ryukoji-ga-ike pond and its dragon legend, with photos, timeline, and deity.
Nagoya, Japan Shrine Visit Report 2026 Showa No.19 An Unnamed Park Shrine
In a Nagoya neighborhood park, a fenced shrine stands without a name or story. This visit records what remains visible—placement, offerings, and quie...