[Aichi Prefecture] A beautiful shrine dedicated to the god of feet! "Hakusan Shrine"

Hakusan Shrine is located in the suburbs of Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. Hakusan Shrine itself is well known as a shrine for matchmaking, but in recent years, the shrine that has been attracting attention is the Ashiosha Shrine, which is located in one corner of the shrine grounds. When viewed from above, it is shaped like a foot, sandals, or socks, and when viewed from below, it has a beautiful streamlined shape made of wooden framework. It is a shrine for the feet, known only to those in the know in the sports world, as it enshrines a god who brings good fortune to the legs and hips, and a "pain-relieving stone" that is rumored to relieve foot pain when stroked. It is also known as the "foot shrine." A large votive plaque with prayers from the Japanese national soccer team was also on display. However, the architectural beauty is wonderful, so it is worth a visit even if you are not a soccer fan. Address: 519 Miyashita, Hongo-cho, Nisshin City, Aichi Prefecture Admission is free Access: Take bus 106 from Nagoya Station Meitetsu Bus Center in the direction of Aichi Gakuin University Mae, get off at the "Iwasaki Mitakeguchi" bus stop, and walk for about 15 minutes. About 40 minutes by taxi from Nagoya Station #Enjoy Japan #Aichi #Shrines and Temples #Amazing Views