Day spent at a beautiful place Fushimi Inari Taisha🫶

#japantrip A famous shrine in Kyoto, which is famous not only in Japan but also internationally, is especially famous for its tens of thousands of vermilion torii (Torii), which wind up along the mountain road, forming a spectacular "Senbon Torii" ) Tunnel. Its history can be traced back to the 8th century. It is said that it is one of the oldest Inari Shrines in Japan, and the entire shrine covers the entire mountain. You can climb to the top of the mountain along the tori passage and enjoy the natural scenery and torii of various sizes along the way, which is a unique experience. Yoi-no-Miya Matsuri (Yoi-no-Miya Matsuri) is a very popular and traditional festival in Kyoto, Japan. This festival is usually held on the eve of the Honden Matsuri in July every year. As a warm-up event, one of the highlights is the "Ten Thousand Lights Ceremony". "Ten Thousand Lanterns" refers to the fact that after sunset, the entire Fushimi Inari Shrine is lit by countless lanterns, which are arranged along the path to the shrine and the Tori gate, creating a mysterious and solemn atmosphere. The light of the lantern flashed in the night, illuminating the path to Inari Mountain. During the festival, you can see people in traditional costumes, listen to the playing of drums and other traditional instruments, and taste various festive delicacies. In addition, many participants will write wishes and blessings on lanterns to increase the sense of participation and interactivity of the festival, which is very worth seeing! In summer, you must go to Fushimi Inari Shrine to watch the Night Palace Festival. #japan #travel #parent-child #sacrifice #summer #if you don't understand, ask and answer questions #knowledge #take photos #couples #share