A monk and a photographer, wearing two pairs of straw sandals, are on a pilgrimage through Mie! #Mie Travel Camera Club

This time we will be visiting the Shichifukujin Sacred Sites, one of the seven shrines in Mie Prefecture. I visited one of them, Ise Shichifukujin. Ise Shichifukujin is a sacred site founded in 1975, consisting of seven temples located in KuwanaCity, YokkaichiCity, SuzukaCity, and KameyamaCity. This time we will introduce the Ise Seven Lucky Gods, which have many blessings.

Continuing from the first part, we will tour the Ise Seven Lucky Gods, one of the seven sacred sites of the Seven Lucky Gods in Mie Prefecture. Ise Shichifukujin is a sacred site founded in 1975, consisting of seven temples located in KuwanaCity, YokkaichiCity, SuzukaCity, and KameyamaCity. This time, we will introduce the Ise Shichifukujin, which have many blessings.

Do you know what a submersible bridge is? In Mie Prefecture, it is also called a sunken bridge, a submerged bridge, or a submerged bridge. In a previous article, I introduced ``Ashikoshi of the Asaaki River'', and while doing some research, I learned about its charm, and I was very interested in it myself, so I went exploring all over the place! (lol)

Do you know what a submersible bridge is? In Mie Prefecture, it is also called a sunken bridge, a submerged bridge, or a submerged bridge. In a previous article, I introduced ``Ashikoshi of the Asaaki River'', and while doing some research, I learned about its charm, and I was very interested in it myself, so I went exploring all over the place! (lol)

``Is Jinguji a shrine or a temple?'' ``What is niu? What is Daishi?'' I will answer your questions first. To write the conclusion first, Jinguji is a “temple”! However, it also has a very deep relationship with shrines. In addition, niu means ``to give birth to ni'' and ``Tan'' means ``mercury,'' and it has even become a place name because it prospered as a mercury production area.
Daishi, of course, refers to ``Kobo Daishi Kukai,'' and he is affectionately known as niu niu because he is enshrined in Nyu, or in other words, niu 's Daishi. We will introduce niu Daishi Jinguji Temple and surrounding spots that can be visited in one day.

What is Shoja? A temple of art? Why can you have fun even in the rain? While answering these questions, this time we will take a closer look at the charm of Kannon Seisha in Yunoyama. We will also introduce spots around KomonoTown, so please read until the end!

Nara Yoshino is famous for its cherry blossoms and Zao Gongen, but did you know that Mie is also famous for these two?
That is TsuCity cho, Tsu City! Mitake is famous for its cherry blossoms, so many people may know about it, but Zao Gongen is also enshrined at a nearby temple called Mt. Ontake Shinpuku-in!
We will introduce you to the cherry blossoms, Zao Gongen, the Sanskrit temple, and Mt. Ontake Shinpuku-in, as well as the surrounding scenic spots and how to take photos, so be sure to watch till the end!

We will introduce you to the charm of Inou Shrine, located in Inou-cho, SuzukaCity City, which has a history that predates the Christian era and continues to exist in modern times, as well as the etiquette and etiquette of visiting a shrine that you might not have known. ! It is famous for the thousands of purple azaleas on Mt. Ino and the Shishimai, which is said to be the origin of the Shishimai in the Hokusei and Nakasei regions.

Sotetsu and Star Whirl

Suzuka Forest Garden “Heavenly Dragon”