Best Deities for Healing Illness and Achieving Health in Osaka and Kyoto

It is said that shrines offer a variety of benefits. Well-known and famous shrines are good, but why not visit a unique shrine with pinpoint benefits? In this issue, we will introduce shrines in Osaka and Kyoto that are associated with the body.   -INDEX- 【Osaka】Tooth Shrine: Wishing For Dental Health 【Kyoto】Mikami Shrine:Japan’s Only Shrine Dedicated to Hair 【Kyoto】Goou Jinja Shinto Shrine: Guardian of Leg and Hip Health 【Osaka】 Hattoritenjingu Shrine: A Nationally Rare Shrine Dedicated to Feet     The Tooth Shrine is located near HEP FIVE, a landmark of Umeda, Osaka, famous for its red Ferris wheel. It is a shrine for “teeth”, a rarity in Japan. Originally, it was an Inari shrine that enshrined a giant stone as its sacred body. Several hundred years ago, when the Umeda area was hit by a great flood, the giant stone stopped the water from flowing in and prevented Umeda from being submerged, and thus became popularly known as the god of halt. The shrine became known as the “Tooth Shrine” because of its role in preventing toothaches. The “Nade-ishi” stone is located in front of the main shrine building. It is said that if you stroke this stone, which is also said to be a piece of the sacred giant stone, and then stroke the painful part of your tooth, the pain will be removed. We constantly receive worshippers from all over the country, including those suffering from dental problems, those involved in dental care, students aspiring to become dentists, and those who work with toothbrushes, toothpaste, and other tooth-related products. It is a very small shrine with a torii gate, a small shrine, and a sacred tree in a small space along the road, so there are no amulets or sacred fuda given here. It can be awarded at Tsunashiki Tenjinsha Otabisha, a 5-minute walk away. Go there after paying a visit to the Tooth Shrine. They receive inquiries from all over the country, including those who suffer from dental problems and those who work in the dental field.   Let’s pray for your dental health to the god of teeth, the only one in Japan!   *The Tsunashiki Tenjin Shrine’s temporary shrine is often unattended on weekdays and closed on Wednesdays. It is open on Saturdays and Sundays from 1:00 PM to 5:00 PM, so please be mindful of the day and time you plan to visit. Mikami-jinja Shrine in Saga, Kyoto is the only shrine in Japan that grants wishes regarding hair. The shrine was founded by Kyoto barbers and hairdressers and is dedicated to Masayuki Uneme no Suke Fujiwara, a Japanese hairdresser who is said to have been active as a hairdresser in Japan. It is located on the banks of Ogura Pond after passing through the famous Arashiyama bamboo grove path to the Trolley Arashiyama Station. Not only people with hair problems but also those who want to keep their hair beautiful and those who work in the beauty industry visit the shrine. There are a variety of charms, including the uniquely named “Fusafusa-mamori” and the comb-shaped “Ogushi-mamori”. “Takumi Mamoru” is a popular good luck charm for hair stylists. It has a scissors motif and comes in a cosmetic box. It is also an ideal gift. The ema of the Mikami-jinja Shrine is in the shape of a comb with a woman with beautiful hair. Many people pray on the ema not only for wishes related to hair, but also for success in the national examinations for hairdressers and barbers, and for stylists and beauticians to improve their skills.   Why not stretch your legs when you come to Arashiyama? Goou Jinja Shinto Shrine is located on the west side of the Kyoto Imperial Palace. The shrine is dedicated to Wake no Kiyomaro, who contributed to the construction of Heian-kyo. The shrine is also known as the “Wild Boar Shrine” because of the many motifs of wild boars throughout the shrine grounds. The connection between Goou Jinja Shinto Shrine and wild boars is found in an episode in which 300 wild boars saved Kiyomaro from difficulties. At that time, Kiyomaro’s injured leg also recovered, and he came to be worshipped as a god to protect his legs and feet. The “Monument for the Recovery of Ashinae Difficulties,” located next to the main shrine, is visited by many worshippers who wish for good health of their feet and legs. They pray by climbing on the foot-shaped stone or rubbing the monument. The prayer stand at the base of the sacred tree is a unique wish form of this shrine, where visitors write their names and wishes on a paper tag. The amulet protecting the health of your feet and legs is designed in the shape of a footprint. Take home the blessings of Goou Jinja Shinto Shrine. Many people give them to family and friends who play sports. Please be sure to draw a wild boar omikuji here as well. Each one has a different face, and each one has a different atmosphere. The boar has a fortune inside. Note the hand-watering basin on the right as soon as you enter the temple grounds. It is said that if you stroke the nose of the bronze boar, good luck will come to you.   Please visit Goou Jinja Shinto Shrine, the most famous shrine in Kyoto for the healing of illnesses and injuries of the legs and feet. Hattoritenjingu Shrine, located in Toyonaka City, Osaka Prefecture, enshrines the “God of Feet”. Widely revered as the “Shrine of Feet”, it attracts worshippers from Osaka, the Kansai region, and all over Japan who pray for recovery from foot ailments and improvement in athletic performance. Some even visit before running marathons. It is widely known as the guardian deity of the feet due to an ancient tale: during the mid-Heian period, Sugawara no Michizane, passing through this area, was unable to move due to a chronic foot ailment. Upon praying for healing, he was soon cured. At Hattoritenjingu, besides amulets for foot protection, you can receive unique charms such as the “Ashimamori” (foot guardian) charm, which you attach to your running shoe laces for foot protection, and charms for sports improvement.   With excellent access just a 1-minute walk from Hattori Tenjin Station on the Hankyu Takarazuka Line, be sure to visit when you come to Kansai. We introduced some unusual shrines in Osaka and Kyoto. It is best to keep your teeth, hair, and legs healthy. Let’s visit each of these shrines and pray!   ▼For more information Check out this article▼ Unusual red seals and good luck charms! 12 Shrines and Temples in Kansai related to the Chinese Zodiac 8 Must-Visit Shrines in Kobe: Perfect to Pair with Nearby Attractions    

Unusual red seals and good luck charms! 12 Shrines and Temples in Kansai related to the Chinese Zodiac

In Japan, there are shrines and temples associated with animals. Some Japanese people visit shrines associated with the animals of the Chinese zodiac, which are used as numerals in Japan, or they visit the shrine of the zodiac sign of their birth year every year.   What is the Chinese Zodiac? And, we introduce shrines & temples in Kyoto, Kobe and Osaka related to the animals of the Chinese zodiac.   -INDEX- What is the Chinese Zodiac? 【Rat】Kyoto Philosopher’s Walk, Otoyo Shrine 【Ox】Kitano Tenmangu Shrine, Kyoto 【Tiger】Ryosokuin, Kyoto Kawaramachi 【Rabbit】Higashitenno Okazaki Shrine, Kyoto Kawaramachi 【Dragon】Minatogawa Shrine, Hyogo 【Snake】Himejima Shrine, Osaka 【Horse】Kamo Wakeikazuchi Jinja Shrine ( Kamigamo Jinja), Kyoto 【Sheep】Kokuzo Hourinji, Arashiyama, Kyoto 【Monkey】Ryuanji Temple, Minoh, Osaka 【Rooster】Nagata Shrine, Hyogo 【Dog】Nakayamadera Temple, Hyogo 【Boar】Goou Jinja Shinto Shrine, Kyoto Karasuma Originally, the Chinese zodiac referred to a calendar combining the “ten signs of the zodiac” and the “twelve signs of the Chinese zodiac”, which had been used in China since ancient times. In modern Japan, the term “zodiac” is used to refer only to the “twelve signs of the Chinese zodiac” and refers to the 12 animals that represent the year. 【Rat (Ne)】Year 2020 【Ox (Ushi)】Year 2021 【Tiger (Tora)】Year 2022 【Hare (U)】Year 2023 【Dragon (Tatsu)】Year 2024 【Snake (Mi)】Year 2025 【Horse (Uma)】Year 2026 【Ram (Hitsuji)】Year 2027 【Monkey (Saru)】Year 2028 【Rooster (Tori)】Year 2029 【Dog (Inu)】Year 2030 【Boar (I)】Year 2031   When the twelve Chinese zodiac signs come full circle, they are applied again from the first rat (ne). The Chinese zodiac is used as a motif for pictures on New Year’s greeting cards sent at the beginning of the year, as well as in everyday conversation, “It’s the year of the tiger,” and in fortune telling. In this way, the Chinese zodiac has become one of the most familiar numbers to Japanese people.   Let us continue to introduce Kansai shrines and temples associated with the Chinese zodiac. Known as the “Shrine of the Koma-Nezumi” (guardian rat), this shrine is located on the Philosophical Road in Kyoto. Two statues of Koma-Nezumi guard the Okuni-sha Shrine on the shrine grounds. The A form on the right holds a scroll representing learning, and the Un form on the left holds a polka dot symbolizing fertility and prosperity of descendants. The red seal, the red seal book, and the amulet are also designed after the Koma-Nezumi. There are also other unusual statues in the precincts of the shrine, including a guardian snake, a guardian monkey, a guardian fox, and a guardian flying squirrel. It is the head shrine of about 12,000 Tenmangu and Tenjinsha shrines throughout Japan, which are dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane, the god of learning. In the precincts of the shrine, there is a statue of a cow, the messenger of Sugawara no Michizane. The cow statue at the Cow Shrine, located in the northwest of the shrine grounds, is said to be the oldest one on the grounds, and it is said that if you stroke the cow statue, only one wish will come true. Ryosokuin Temple is dedicated to Bishamonten, the god of war, who is closely associated with the tiger. A rare Koma-Tora (guardian tiger) is placed here, and its expression is as brave as the real thing! After visiting the temple, you can also get a red seal. The symbol of this shrine is a rabbit, which comes from a legend that it is blessed with fertility and from the fact that there used to be many rabbits in the Okazaki area. In addition to the guardian rabbits and rabbits that bring children to the shrine, there is also a cute “Usagi-mikuji omamori (rabbit charm)”. One of the most famous shrines in Hyogo Prefecture, it is dedicated to the great general Masashige Kusunoki. The 164 paintings on the ceiling of the shrine pavilion were dedicated by famous artists from all over Japan, and the “Great Blue Dragon” by Hyogo-born Fukuda Bisen is a masterpiece. From January 1 to 3, those who receive the first New Year’s prayer can enter the hall to watch the ceremony, and from January 4 onward, visitors can look up from the south entrance of the main hall where the offering boxes are located. Snakes are believed to symbolize rebirth in Japan, and Himejima Shrine is one of the shrines dedicated to the snake god. Behind the shrine dedicated to the snake god, a part of a 900-year-old sacred tree that was burnt in an air raid in 1945 still remains and is said to be a “tree of fresh start”. The main deity is Akaruhimenomikoto, who made a new start in this area, and is believed to be the “starting over” shrine, as everything was once lost in a war. Since ancient times, the shrine has had a strong connection with horses. It is said that seeing a white horse during the “White Horse Sightseeing Ceremony” held every year on January 7 will purge the shrine of evil spirits for the year. It is a rare shrine where the sacred horse can still be seen on a certain day. Kokuzo Horinji Temple is a sightseeing spot where you can overlook the Arashiyama cityscape from the temple grounds. A statue of a sheep, which is believed to be a messenger or incarnation of Kokuzo Bosatsu, the main deity of the temple, is placed on the temple grounds, and it is said to bestow wisdom when touched. The temple is the birthplace of the lottery and is said to be the first temple in Japan to worship Benzaiten. The temple grounds are located in a nature park inhabited by Japanese macaques. The nature park is also home to Minoh Falls, a tourist attraction selected as one of the top 100 waterfalls in Japan. The three monkeys with their eyes, ears, and mouths covered by their hands represent the teaching of “see no evil, hear no evil, speak no evil” = “it is better not to see, hear, or speak of evil things”. Rooster have long been revered as messengers of the gods. It is said that roosters used to roam the shrine grounds and that the shrine parishioners never ate rooster meat or eggs. The ornate decorations of the hall of worship are also worth noting. Nakayama-dera Temple is famous for its prayers for easy childbirth. Since dogs are light in childbirth, many women visit the temple on the day of the dog to pray for easy delivery. The gifts for safe delivery are also popular. Goou Shrine is the site of an anecdote about a wild boar that saved the life of Prince Wake no Kiyomaro, whose tendon in his leg was cut. Because of this, the shrine is known as a guardian deity of the legs and feet, and Koma-Boar (guardian boar) is placed in front of the shrine. The boar statue in the hand-watering basin is famous for bringing good luck when its nose is stroked. Good luck charms and ema (votive picture tablet) also have a wild boar motif. Visiting shrines associated with the Chinese zodiac and receiving blessings is one way to learn about Japanese culture. If you travel to Japan, be sure to visit one.

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