[2025 Munakata Attraction] Travel Guide for Munakata Shrine Nakatsumiya (Updated Jul)

* [Fukuoka] Munakata Chayu Munakata Taisha Shrine. The shrine building has been renovated and a cafe has been built. Munakata Chayu is a free rest area for worshippers, but it also has a cafe attached. Since I was there, I ordered my recommended ☑︎ Hime Mochi In-store Meal Set Cold Yame Tea + 5 Funa-sara (800 yen) Hime mochi is a mitarashi dango with wakame seaweed inside 😮 You'll want to eat it because it's only available here ♡ It goes really well with cold tea 🙆‍♀️ The cafe was relaxing ☺️ 📍 106 Fukada, Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture #Munakata Chayu #Hime mochi #Yame tea #Fukuoka #Fukuoka gourmet #Munakata Taisha Shrine #Munakata gourmet #fukuoka #hakata #Hokataka #Hakata #Fukuoka sightseeing

Munakata Taisha Shrine has only been designated a World Heritage Site for a few years now⛩️ It was the end of the year, so there were few people, but when I stepped inside, I felt a certain dignity in the air😆 And that's because it's one of the oldest shrines in Japan that appears in Japanese mythology and has a long history❗ I went to visit a little early for the new year🙏 It's quite far from Fukuoka City, so it's difficult to get there by public transportation😖I recommend visiting by rental car😄 #Munakata Taisha Shrine #World Heritage Site #World Cultural Heritage Site #Shrines and Temples #Supporting Tourism #A Place to Feel History #Fukuoka Tourism #Visiting Shrines

#0yentripJanuary2025 Going home, beautiful sea, sky, air An island where everyone is warm and kind A place with nothing, but where nothing is needed Now, let's do our best until the next time we go back!

One of Fukuoka's top tourist attractions ✨Munakata Taisha✨ This is a historic shrine located in Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture. It is said to be the head shrine of the shrines that worship the three Munakata goddesses. When you pass through the large gate, you will see a pond and greenery, and you will feel healed by the power of nature that seems to purify you just by walking around. 🌱 This shrine is famous as the god of traffic safety, and many people from inside and outside the prefecture come to pray. 🚗 The grounds are very large, so it is recommended to take about an hour to walk around slowly. There is also a nice cafe on the premises✨ Don't worry, there are plenty of parking spaces✨ This is a particularly recommended spot for those traveling by car✨ ✼••┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈••✼ Munakata Taisha Shrine 📍2331 Tajima, Munakata City, Fukuoka Prefecture Visiting hours: 6:00-17:00 ✼••┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈••✼ #Fukuoka #Fukuoka Tourism #Fukuoka Trip #Munakata Taisha Shrine #Travel with Me

#MunakataTaisha #MilkyWay #OrihimeShrine #MunakataNakatsumiya #ShrineTour There are cute Tai Omikamikuji fortunes, and to get to MunakataTaishaNakatsumiya, a World Heritage Site in the Munakata Taisha Group, you need to travel from JR Hakata Station to Togo Station, then change to a bus, cross by ferry, and finally arrive at Oshima. It takes quite a while, and there aren't many bus and ferry services, so make sure you have plenty of time. It was a wonderful shrine that was worth the time and effort. The shrine and grounds are beautiful, with Japanese architectural beauty, and are graceful yet not flashy, with a calm atmosphere. At the shrine surrounded by nature, the refreshing scent of the trees, the clear air, and the beautiful blue sky, perhaps due to the freezing cold, are all divine. Maybe it's because I have a special attachment to the place because I've always wanted to come? Everything I see feels fresh. Maybe it's because the air is so clean, but when I take a deep breath, I feel like my whole body is filled with energy. I wonder if there's a sense of exhilaration because it's a power spot? Nearby is the river that is said to be the Milky Way in the legend of the Milky Way. It flows next to the Origami Goddess Shrine, and if you look down from the railing, you can see that it's quite deep. On the other hand, the Hikoboshi Shrine is quietly located in a lush green area quite a distance above the torii gate of the Origami Goddess Shrine. To visit the Hikoboshi Shrine, you have to climb up a fairly steep mountainside using chains hanging from the shrine, which is dangerous, so it's impossible to visit, so I just looked at it from below and finished my visit. You can walk to Munakata Taisha Nakatsu Shrine, near the ferry terminal, but if you go to Munakata Taisha Okitsu Shrine, it's quite difficult even with an electric-assisted bicycle, but it's impossible to walk, so I'll give it a try! Currently, the general public is not allowed to enter Munakata Taisha Okitsumiya, which is part of Munakata Taisha Shrine, so it can only be viewed from the Munakata Taisha Okitsumiya Worship Site. I had always wanted to go there at least once, so I was very happy that my wish came true this time.