Nagoya, Japan Shrine Visit Report 2026 Showa No.6 Kawahara Jinja
Kawahara Jinja in Showa Ward, Nagoya—visit report (2026-01-27). Photo-rich walk around Benten Pond, stone lanterns, komainu, Inari torii, and a drago...
Kawahara Jinja in Showa Ward, Nagoya—visit report (2026-01-27). Photo-rich walk around Benten Pond, stone lanterns, komainu, Inari torii, and a drago...
Kashinoki Ryujin in Showa Ward, Nagoya—visited on 2026-01-27. No shrine building remains: only a stone monument, white gravel, stepping stones, and t...
Authentic Inari fox statues (Inari statues) from Japan. Shrine photo examples from 2025 visits and featured stone pieces. Ships from Japan with secur...
A rare folk-faith site in Nagoya where a small shrine is set high in a sacred tree. Visited on Jan 23, 2026, with on-site photos, history, and first-hand obs...
Bishamonten — The Seven Lucky Gods’ “Strength That Protects and Sustains” This article explores Bishamonten, a figure also embraced as one of Japan’s Seven ...
A quiet temple visit in Nagoya leads to an unexpected encounter with Miyamoto Musashi. Tracing how his name was remembered through a posthumous stone monumen...
Daikokuten, one of Japan’s Seven Lucky Gods, represents prosperity rooted in food, trust, and stability. Explore his symbols, origins, and living places of w...
A quiet visit to Susanoo Shrine in Showa Ward, Nagoya—an urban neighborhood shrine with Village Rank (sonsha) history, stone features, and everyday worship.
A detailed shrine visit report of Ikatsu Hachimangu in Showa Ward, Nagoya, focusing on stone lanterns, komainu, water basins, and their spatial arrangement.
Tempaku Ward, Nagoya: I completed visits to all 14 shrines shown on maps in about one month (late 2025–Jan 20, 2026), including quiet sites in hills ...
Shiogama Shrine in Tempaku Ward, Nagoya, is known for safe childbirth prayers. This visit report explores its history, stone lanterns, and the auxiliary Haku...
Yagoto Jinja in Nagoya is a rare shrine shaped by boundaries—stone, elevation, and a sacred zone visible but not freely entered, creating a powerful sense of...
Nakayama Jinja in Tenpaku Park, Nagoya, Japan—“Dog Deity” sign, a quiet forest approach, komainu, and a 2003 origin monument, plus a hornet warning. ...
Shimada Castle Ruins in Nagoya offer a quiet, layered walk where Sengoku-era landform history, Maki Jinja, and traditions linked to Oda Nobun...
Shimada Jinja in Tempaku Ward, Nagoya, is a compact yet lively shrine with many enshrined deities, animal stone figures, a kagura hall, and rich loca...