Kifune Shrine is a must-see attraction🤗

This is my favorite place in Kyoto this time. (I think it will be more beautiful in autumn and winter) There is a section of green forest scenery on the Zagayama Electric Railway. In fact, there are quite a lot of people on the tram, and only a small section has the feeling of shade from trees. It is not as beautiful as the videos uploaded on the Internet. The Kawayoka cuisine (I personally like it very much, it is a good place to cool off, the taste and service are very good), water divination, etc. are all quite interesting. 🗓️Itinerary: How to get there? (You can’t go wrong just following Google Maps) Take the Keihan Railway to Deyanagimachi Station, transfer to the Eizan Railway to Kibune-guchi Station, and walk across the street from the station to the Kyoto Bus Route 33 stop. You can get on the bus and go directly to Kibune Shrine, or you can walk 2 kilometers to the shrine (Suica cards are accepted for both the train and the bus). 💞Recommended reasons: What's there? The main shrines of Kifune Shrine are built along the Kifune River. From downstream to upstream, they are the Main Shrine, the Kaisha Shrine, and the Oku Shrine. 】The main divine graces include 【good luck, marriage, and wish fulfillment】. You can experience water fortune telling and buy related souvenirs at this shrine. How to worship? 1. Purification (there is a pool and a ladle next to the shrine): Hold the ladle in your right hand and scoop water to wash your left hand. Then hold the ladle in your left hand and scoop water to wash your right hand. Use your right hand to scoop water into your left palm, and then rinse your mouth with the water in your left palm. (Do not put the water in the spoon directly into your mouth to rinse your mouth.) Finally, stand the spoon upright and use the remaining water to clean the handle of the spoon. 2. Ringing the bell: In front of the bell is the cash box. Bow slightly before ringing the bell to show respect. Then ring the bell to tell the gods you are here, and throw some money in (you don’t have to throw in a lot, just a token of your appreciation). 3. Two bows, two claps, one bow: bow deeply twice, clap your hands twice, put your hands together and pray, and bow again and again Anything else? You can go to Sanzenin and Rurikoin together🤗 #JapanTravel #KyotoTravel #Kyoto Itinerary