[2025 Kyoto Attraction] Travel Guide for Yasui Kompira-gū Temple (Updated Jun)

Don't elevate the photos I took before! Temple name: Yasui Konpira-gu It's hidden among a residential area, and you'll pass by here if you walk from Kiyomizu-dera to Yahata Shrine. The temple mainly prays for cutting off bad karma. In addition to praying for love or cutting off bad karma, if there are people you don't want to see, bad habits you want to quit, and diseases that plague you, you can pray for resolution here.

There are many different viewpoints in Kyoto, one of which is the many large and small shrines, and on the way to Kiyomizudera Temple, there is this Yasui Kinra-gu Shrine, which has painted horses that can be hung in the temple. The location of Yasui Shrine is also very good, if you plan to visit Kiyomizu Temple, you can also stop by for a visit and worship.

\\Spots// The "Enkiri Enmusubi Monument" at Yasui Konpira Shrine is said to have the power to "cut bad ties and make good ties," and worshippers from all over the country come to visit. After worshiping at the main shrine, you write your wish on a "katashiro" and pass through the monument while praying. When you hear "enkiri," you might think of ties between people, but it seems that illnesses, laziness, and obsessions within yourself can also become bad ties. The monument is not very large, so if you plan to visit, wear comfortable clothing! You can visit all day, so it is recommended to visit at a different time. Information as of September 2022. #Shrine and temple tour #Shrine #Kyoto #Historic sites #Kyoto trip

Visited in August 2022 Yasui Konpira Shrine, located near Gion in the center of Kyoto ⛩ This shrine is famous as a "sacred bond shrine" and many people from all over Japan visit it 😊 Bad bonds are not only between people, but also between your own illnesses, desires, and obsessions, so when you feel that way, visit the shrine and cut off your ties ☺️ The Enkiri Enmusubi Monument means that you cut off bad bonds by passing through the hole to the other side, and make good bonds when you return to this side ✨ *Yasui Konpira Shrine 70 Shimobentencho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 605-0823 #SummerWeekendTrip #KeihanGroupCampaign #Kyoto #KyotoTrip

●Name Yasui Konpira ●Access Take city bus route 206 from Kyoto Station and get off at Higashiyama Yasui. 2 minutes walk ●Points A popular power spot also known as the "Enkiri Shrine"! It's a mysterious place with many votive plaques praying for severing ties, but it's also popular as a shrine that is effective in bringing about good relationships. There's a line of people, especially women, so go and bring in good relationships. Not only relationships between men and women, but also relationships with other people, illness, alcohol, tobacco, gambling, and all other bad relationships that are difficult to break on your own are eligible. #Kyoto #PowerSpot

#0yentrip #0yentripinspring #Kyoto A relaxing trip in Kyoto♬ I was soothed by the beautiful scenery and delicious food✨ [Recommended food] 1. Saryo FUKUCHA + Sudachi and Yuba somen, A set of yuzu smoked tea and sasamaki okowa 👉 A noodle dish that is refreshing with sudachi!! How about having it for lunch❣️ 2. Beans and taiyaki + Anko butter taiyaki 👉 A taiyaki with melting butter!! If you don't eat it carefully, the butter will spill lol It's close to Yasui Konpiragu Shrine⛩️, so if you're in the area, be sure to stop by!! Kyoto is one of Japan's top tourist destinations!! You can't go wrong with the scenery or the food💖 I hope this will be a hint for your next trip!! Have a wonderful trip!

#Spring0yenTrip Hokanji Temple (Yasaka Pagoda), towering over Higashiyama, Kyoto, is a five-story pagoda that blends in with the streetscape, making it a photo spot that is full of Kyoto-ness! Walking along the stone-paved road that continues from Sanneizaka and Ninenzaka, you will see scenery that will make you want to take a picture. There are many retro townhouse cafes and souvenir shops in the surrounding area, making it a fun area to stroll around. And nearby Yasui Konpira Shrine is a shrine famous for "cutting ties and making ties"! At the "Cutting ties and making ties monument" behind the main hall, people from all over the country pass through with their wishes. It's a bit of a strange sight, but it is said to bring good luck in all kinds of "ties," including love, human relationships, bad habits, etc.! 📍Basic information (check the official website for the latest information) ✴︎Address: Shimizu Yasakakamicho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture (Hokanji Temple) / Shimobentencho 70, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City (Yasui Konpira Shrine) ✴︎Access: About 15 minutes on foot from Keihan Gion-Shijo Station ✴︎Price: Free to stroll around the grounds of Hokanji Temple from the outside, but a fee (several hundred yen) applies when the inside of the tower is open to the public ✴︎Opening hours: The exterior of Hokanji Temple can be visited at any time / Yasui Konpira Shrine is free to visit (amulet distribution is available from 9:00 to 17:30) A stroll around Higashiyama packed with the essence of Kyoto. Enjoy a slightly mysterious time that touches history and wishes♪

#aprilblooms A shrine in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City, which has been known as "Yasui no Kinbi-san" since ancient times, enshrines the Retired Emperor Sutoku, MINAMOTO no Yorimasa, and the great god who was recruited from the Kontohira Shrine in Sanuki. The reason why this is gaining popularity as an "Enkiri Shrine" is the "Enkiri Matchmaking Monument" in the precincts. It is a boulder in the shape of an ema with a height of about 1.5 metres and a width of about 3 metres next to the worship hall, and it is reputed to have the power to cut off bad ties and connect good ties. As a procedure, first visit the main hall, then write a wish on a substitute bill called "Katadai" and go to the monument. While making a wish, go through the hole in the monument from the front to cut the bad relationship, and then go from the back to the front to make a good relationship. Finally, the shape is pasted on the monument and it's over. The appearance of the monument with countless shapes everywhere, which speaks of its high popularity, is a must-see.

📍Yasui Konpira Shrine 70 Shimobentencho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 《Access》 Approx. 7-minute walk from Gion-Shijo Station, Exit 1 Approx. 10-minute walk from Kyoto Kawaramachi Station, Exit 1B Approx. 14-minute walk from Sanjo (Kyoto Prefecture) Station, Exit 2 (Keihan) ✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲✲ Kyoto's strongest shrine for breaking off ties. I wanted to see all the bills that I had to go through... It seems that bad ties don't just include ties related to human relationships, but also ties that you feel you want to cut off yourself, such as those caused by alcohol, tobacco, or illness. After worshiping, write your wishes about the ties you want to cut or make on a substitute bill, hold the bill and while praying, go through the "Enkiri Enmusubi Monument" from front to back, and when you come out the back, go through it again from back to front. It seems that there is a line to see this monument, but since it was drizzling, I didn't line up. #Spring 0 yen trip #Kyoto #Kyoto trip #Kyoto sightseeing #Enkiri Shrine #Kyoto tourist spots

Yasui Konpira Shrine is widely known as the god of matchmaking. It is especially famous as a spot for "relationship-cutting and relationship-making," and it is said that if you pass through the "relationship-cutting stone" in the precincts while making a wish, you will make a relationship and cut off bad relationships. It has a unique atmosphere that is different from other tourist spots. The shrine has a calm atmosphere, and it is a place that quietly welcomes visitors. It is a must-visit spot for those who pray for the fulfillment of love 💫 📍Location: 87 Shimokawahara-cho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture #0 yen trip February 2025

🇯🇵【Kyoto】Shrine that cuts bad ties and makes good ties⛩️ Yasui Konpira Shrine! Pass the "Enkiri/Musubi Monument" from the front to cut bad ties, pass from behind to make good ties^ ^ This "Enkiri/Musubi Monument" is available for prayer 24 hours a day. "Katashiro (paper charms)" are available all day at the Katashiro gift shop^ ^ It's a popular spot, so there are lines even on weekdays^ ^! Shrine name: Yasui Konpira Shrine Address: 70 Shimobentencho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto 605-0823 Gift shop hours: 9:00 am to 5:30 pm Please go and check it out (^^) #0 yen trip February 2025

⛩ Yasui Konpira Shrine It is said that this is the strongest shrine for breaking off bad ties in Japan, and you should not go there lightly. I went with a friend this time, and I was honestly a bit nervous about this strange stone charm that appeared after passing through the torii gate. There are katashiro on the left side of the entrance, and you pay 100 yen or more to pick one up and write your wish with a pen ✒️ After visiting the main shrine, you pass through the stone monument for breaking off bad ties. There is no line to visit, but there is a line at the monument. Along the way, you can see many votive plaques. Both votive plaques and katashiro plaques are said to mean that you should not wish misfortune on others, so although there were many things I wanted to write, I think it is best to keep it simple and just write that you want to break off bad ties. I was nervous about whether I could pass through it, but I managed to get through safely, but on a rainy day you will definitely get soaked, and if you go with a short skirt, your butt will be completely exposed. So, if possible, I recommend wearing long pants on a sunny day 🩳 After that, my friend was able to break the bad relationship, so I think it's effective. ᐟ.ᐟ If you're interested, I recommend looking it up online, as there are a lot of scary stories 🥹 If you're serious about breaking bad relationships, please do it. . . . 📍70 Shimobentencho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 605-0823 #0 yen trip January 2025

Yasui Konpira Shrine has been worshipped as a place of prayer for breaking things since ancient times ⛩️ It is said to be the strongest shrine in Kyoto that cuts off bad relationships. It is true that some people visit to pray for cutting off human relationships, so it may sound scary at first hearing about it 😅 but in reality, it is a blessed shrine that cuts off all bad relationships that you want to cut off, such as not only relationships between men and women, but also illnesses, alcohol, tobacco, gambling, etc., and creates good relationships ⛩️😊 After visiting the main shrine, write your wish on a "katashiro" (a substitute charm), hold the katashiro and chant your wish while passing through the round hole of the Enkiri Enmusubi Monument from the front to the back, then go through the round hole of the Enkiri Enmusubi Monument from the back to the front again while chanting your wish, and then paste the katashiro wherever you like on the Enkiri Enmusubi Monument. ...that's the flow♪ There may be quite a long line during the day, so it may be recommended to go in the evening or at night, when it is less crowded😊 You can visit 24 hours a day... but it feels a bit creepy at night😅 Since Konpira-san is mentioned in the song "Konpira Fune Fune~🎶", it also brings benefits for maritime safety and traffic safety♪😊 There are various spots in the area, such as Gion, Yasaka Shrine, and Kenninji Temple, so please visit them together♪ 📍Location: 70 Shimobentencho, Higashioji Matsubara Agaru, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City 🕰️Opening hours: Visiting is 24 hours a day🆗 #tripdomestictravel #Kyoto #Kyototourism #Kyototrip #YasuiKonpiragu #EnkiriShrine

#Kyoto Attractions Yasui Konpira-gu Shrine, located in Higashiyama District, Kyoto City, is a shrine dedicated to Konpira-god. It was built in the Heian period and has a history of a thousand years. With its unique cultural background and spiritual atmosphere, this shrine has become a holy place of pilgrimage for many believers and tourists. In particular, its "Karakuri stone" has become a major feature of Kyoto and has attracted many interested people to come and worship. This is not only a place to pray for peace and blessings, but also a good place to learn about Japan's traditional Shinto culture. 1. Historical background and religious implications Yasui Konpira-gu Shrine was built in the Heian period and is dedicated to Konpira-gami, who was originally the patron saint of maritime traffic, but at Yasui Konpira-gami he has become a god who protects people's safety and relieves disasters. This was originally an important place for praying for peace in maritime transportation. Later, with the spread of faith, it gradually became an important symbol of folk beliefs and culture. 2. Seppuku: The bond of the soul The most well-known feature of Yasui Konpiragu is its "Kisaki Stone" (または安井の切腹石), a special stone that is said to remove past negative emotions, break free from the shackles in the heart, and free the soul. Many people stand on the stone and pray silently, asking for the resolution of past grievances or the removal of pain from their hearts. This feature also makes Yasui Konpiragu a holy place for travelers to heal their souls. 3. Beautiful Shrine Buildings and Gardens The architectural style of Yasui Konpiragu is traditional and simple. Compared with other shrines, the atmosphere here is more peaceful and quiet. The architecture inside the shrine is simple yet full of Zen, and it is famous for its tranquil gardens and natural landscapes. As the seasons change, the trees and flowers here take on different beauty, especially the red leaves in autumn and the cherry blossoms in spring, which are very charming. 4. Pray for peace and blessings Yasui Konpiragu Shrine is a place where many people come to pray for peace and relief from disasters. Whether it is for health, career or family, the gods here will listen to the believers' prayers. Inside the shrine, you can get amulets and participate in the shrine's blessing ceremony. These rituals and blessings are an important part of Japanese Shinto culture. 5. Sightseeing Tips When visiting Yasui Konpiragu, it is recommended to take enough time to savor the culture and atmosphere of this shrine. Entering through the shrine's gate, walking along the long approach to the main hall, you can feel a sense of tranquility and sacredness from the depths of history. Standing on the seppuku stone, whether you are meditating or praying silently, you can feel a sense of inner release and peace. Visitors can take a quiet stroll in the garden, feel the changes in the natural scenery, and enjoy a moment of tranquility. In summary, Yasui Konpiragu is a sacred place that combines history, religion and natural beauty. It is not only an important religious site in Kyoto, but also a place where people can let go of their worries and feel peace and comfort. If you want to find a spiritual sanctuary in Kyoto, Yasui Konpiragu is definitely a choice not to be missed.

#0yentravelNovember Yasui Konpiragu Shrine (Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture) Yasui Konpiragu Shrine is a shrine famous for its benefits in cutting off and making relationships. The experience of passing through the "Enkiri Enmusubi Stone" is particularly popular among visitors. In spring and autumn, there are many visitors, and the quiet atmosphere of the temple grounds is even more prominent. After visiting the shrine, we recommend enjoying Kyoto sweets in the nearby Gion area. The nearest station is about a 10-minute walk from Keihan Gion-Shijo Station. Admission is free, and amulets can be purchased from 500 yen. Business hours: 9:00-17:30 Address: 70 Shimobentencho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City

#Kyoto Attractions Walking around Kyoto, you can encounter a temple every few hundred meters Its characteristic is that there is a fate-cutting monument, posted many believers' prayers, and a long queue of people waiting to pass through the monument hole, heard that after passing through the wish can be fulfilled 🥰💕 Many locals will pray for academic and marriage, very special 👍 There are shrine buildings next to it to visit, every plant and tree feels spiritual 😍✌️

Today, I visited Kiyomizu-dera Temple. As I was about to leave and catch the bus, I saw this wishing place. Suddenly, a wave of memories flashed through my mind. It felt like I had seen a similar place a long, long time ago, and the feeling was exactly the same as today. How could there be such a 'Wishing Place to Sever the Past and Forge a Better Future'? Unlike many years ago, today I actually took some time to walk inside and saw that people were writing down their pasts they wanted to leave behind and their hopes for the future on the wishing place's table. What sets this place apart from others is that 'all the wishing papers are white'. It really fits the purpose and is different from many other places where the wishing papers come in various colors. The white color truly matches the theme perfectly.

Yasui Konpiragu Shrine in Kyoto is a shrine famous for both severing ties and making ties. It has a reputation for cutting off bad ties and making good ones, and many worshippers come from all over the country. It is a particularly popular spot for people who are troubled by love, work, and human relationships to make wishes. 1. Make a wish at the "Enkiri Enmusubi Monument" 🪨 The symbol of Yasui Konpiragu Shrine is the "Enkiri Enmusubi Monument". There is a hole in the middle of the large stone, and it is said that by passing through this hole, you can cut off bad ties and make good ones. It is said that if you write your wish on a piece of paper, make a wish in front of this stone, and actually pass through the hole, your wish will come true. 2. Powerful power of severing ties 👋 Yasui Konpiragu Shrine is famous for "enkiri", but its characteristic is that it does not only cut off bad ties, but also creates new good ties. For example, many people pray for freedom from unhappy love affairs, or for cutting off bad relationships at work, and for better relationships and new opportunities. 3. Check out the talismans and votive plaques too 🎋 There are also many talismans and votive plaques with the theme of severing ties and making connections. The talismans related to matchmaking are especially popular, and are supported by worshippers who wish for new good relationships. It is also recommended to find a talisman that suits you and take it home with your wishes. "Yasui Konpira Shrine" is a shrine that will be a strong ally for those who are troubled by various connections in life. If you want to cut off bad connections and attract good ones, please visit us. Thank you for reading to the end. If you have been there! If you have other recommended spots! We look forward to your comments. Also, all the photos posted were taken by myself, and unauthorized use and reproduction are prohibited. #KyotoTrip #EnkiriShrine #YasuiKonpiraShrine #Matchmaking #PowerSpot

Yasui Konpiragu Shrine is one of Kyoto's most famous power spots. Yasui Konpiragu Shrine is a very popular power spot, especially among women, as it is a shrine that is said to cut bad relationships and create good ones. Located in Higashiyama Ward, Kyoto City, it is close to many popular tourist spots such as Hanamikoji Street, Yasaka Shrine, and Kodaiji Temple. The way of worship is also unique, as you go through a hole in the Enkiri Enmusubi Monument and then return to cut bad relationships and create good ones. This is an essential place to visit when touring Kyoto's power spots. Please stop by when you are sightseeing in Kyoto. [Access] 10 minutes walk from Keihan Gion-Shijo 15 minutes walk from Hankyu Shijo Kawaramachi City bus Higashiyama Yasui stop [Recommended nearby spots] ⬜ Hanamikoji-dori ⬜ Kennin-ji Temple ⬜ Kodai-ji Temple ⬜ Nene-no-michi ⬜ Gion Shirakawa ⬜ Yasaka Shrine #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto trip #Kyoto stroll #Kyoto trip #Shrine and temple tour #Shrine tour #Power spot #Yasui Konpira Shrine #kyoto #kyototrip #kyototravel #trip

📍Yasui Konpira Shrine, Kyoto A famous shrine for severing ties in Kyoto! The Enkiri Enmusubi Monument is a huge stone in the shape of a votive plaque, 1.5 meters high and 3 meters wide, and it is said that the power of the gods is poured into a circular hole through a crack in the center! You write your wishes on a substitute talisman called a "katashiro," such as the relationship you want to cut or make, and then pass through the hole from the front to the back of the monument while holding the "katashiro" and praying for your wish. First, you cut off bad ties, then pass from the back to the front to make good ties! Finally, you stick the "katashiro" on the monument to sever ties and complete your ties and make a match 👌❤️ It's such a famous spot that it's even been used as a location for TV dramas!! ! Add some excitement to your everyday life:🌙 📍 Yasui Konpira Shrine, Kyoto📮 70 Shimobentencho, Higashiyama-ku, Kyoto City #100TravelStyles #Kyoto #KyotoTourism #KyotoTrip #DomesticTravel

Yasui Konpiragu Shrine is famous as a shrine that cuts off bad relationships and creates good ones. I took a bus from Kyoto Station. I heard that it gets very crowded during the day, so I recommend going early. The sheer number of talismans is overwhelming. You'll have to crawl through holes on the ground, so it might be best to avoid wearing short skirts. #PR #KyotoTourism #Shrine #YasuiKonpiragu Shrine #EnkiriShrine

Anjing Kimbira Palace, Kyoto Shrine check-in is different from the normal energy shrine that exorcises and protects the peace. Anjing Kimbira Palace is not only a broken edge, a person you don't want to see, a bad habit to quit, All kinds of diseases, such as riddled diseases, can come here to pray for "broken". Many original curses are small three, and the third is seeking to turn positive. I hope that I will get rid of the incumbent soon... I will come here to worship. The hidden negative energy makes people feel uncomfortable, and people have the feeling that "it is not a serious shrine at first glance" (mistakes, This sentence is crossed out). I have to say that the Japanese are really good at "inventing demand", and the various shrine functions of various sizes can satisfy all aspects of life, and there is always one for you. And this shrine is simply on the tip of the modern man's heart. It's no wonder that the popularity is very strong - just the gas field in the shrine is suppressed, and the pilgrims all seem to have a bit of bitterness and deep hatred... There is a small hole in the middle of the stone tablet. The believer first purchased the long note "form", wrote the name and wish on it, drilled it from the hole and put the note on the stone. Be sure to keep the order of "crawling in and out". You must first climb from the outside of the big hole (cutting the evil edge) and then climb from the inside (getting a good edge). If you make a mistake, you will get the opposite effect. Compared to the prayer stone covered with paper, the main hall in the shrine is inevitably left behind. Even the ugly cherry blossoms that are hard to open are unattended, and it is so beautiful that people can sigh. Note: Girls who want to go to the shrine to pray, don't wear skirts, otherwise it is not convenient to "drill into the drill".

Japan is a country full of gods and gods, especially in the ancient capital of Kyoto, a temple full of every shrine. Among the many shrines in Kyoto, Anjing Kimbira Palace is a special one. It is relatively rare among tourists, but the Japanese like it very much. Anjing Jinbi Luo Palace is hidden between a residential building. If you walk from Kiyomizu-dera Temple to the Bapan Shrine, you must pass here. The buildings of the shrine are black and white, which are the traditional tones of Japanese shrines. Every day, many Japanese people pray to the Anjing Jinbi Luo Palace. Most of them are people who have a guilty conscience, and some of them are suffering from grief, just want to get a new life soon. Anjing Jinbi Luo Palace's way of praying is similar to that of other shrines. It must go through coins, ringing bells, salutes, etc., but what is most surprising to tourists is another ceremony. Anjing Jinbi Luo Palace has a stone cave. The cave is covered with prayers written by the believers. If you want to get love, you must climb from the inside of the cave. If you want to break the edge, you will go from outside the cave. Climb inside. In addition to praying for love or breaking the shackles, if there are people who don't want to see, bad habits that you want to quit, and diseases that are riddled with diseases, you can pray here to resolve them. Strictly speaking, the attribute of the marriage of Anjing Jinbi Luo Palace is not strong. After all, the abomination is more popular.