Fukuoka Sumiyoshi Shrine ⛩️

There are about 2,000 Sumiyoshi Shrines in Japan, and the Sumiyoshi Shrine in Fukuoka is said to be the first. That's why more people visit it ⌁❤︎⌁ Fukuoka Sumiyoshi Shrine⛩️ Sumiyoshi Shrine Honden 住吉神社 本殿 (Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property) ✔️ Open every day • 09:00 ~ 17:00 • Free admission 📍It's a 10-minute walk from Canal City, about 600m away, so it's a good shrine to stop by if you're going to Canal City. It's a short walk from Hakata Station, so I recommend Sumiyoshi Shrine as a place worth visiting in Fukuoka. ε ᴗ̈ ɜ ⛧ Torii (鳥居), which is commonly seen in Japanese shrines, is a gate that signals the beginning of a sacred place, and can often be seen at the entrance of the shrine. Many people take pictures in front of the torii that leads to the sacred place:) It's a place where you can feel your mind being purified and at ease because there are red torii that remind you of Kyoto's Fushimi Inari. ⛧ It's a quiet place that's great for taking pictures, so it's a good place to take snaps or leave travel photos with a pretty background. It's made up of flat land, so it's great for a walk, so if you go to Fukuoka, visit here too! ❤️❤️❤️ #Overseas travel #Places to visit in Fukuoka #Fukuoka travel #Fukuoka #Japan travel #Recommended Japanese travel destinations #Japan #Sumiyoshi Shrine #Recommended Fukuoka travel #Fukuoka tourist attractions #Japan travel #Places to visit in Japan