【御朱印ランキング】御朱印ランキング2024(神社編)[日本の神社仏閣旅]

【御朱印ランキング】御朱印ランキング2024(神社編)[日本の神社仏閣旅]

This time, Masaharu’s goshuin trip is a ranking of 2024 shrines that I would like to see again. I have summarized them in a ranking format based on my own opinion and bias. I hope this will be helpful when you go out. Nowadays, shrines often have beautiful flower decorations in their chozuya.

It was founded in 1529. The enshrined deity is Suhoson. There are many wonderful stamp books, and this one has the “Soku Shrine Yuwa” design. It is also a shrine that distributes many wonderful goshuin stamps that change monthly. Meiji Shrine is an area the size of 15 Tokyo Domes.

At the place where the north and south approaches overlap, there is the Myojin Torii, the largest wooden torii gate in Japan. Meiji Shrine, whose deity is the Meiji Emperor, was founded in 1920. Here is the stamp I received.I am always impressed by the beautiful calligraphy.

It was founded in 1621. Solicitation of spirits from Ise Grand Shrine. It enshrines 16 deities including Amaterasu-no-omikami and Toyouke-no-omikami. It is unusual to have a torii gate right in front of the shrine building. Here is the stamp I received. At the shrine office on the left side of the shrine building.

The main shrine of Inari Shrines, which are said to have 30,000 shrines nationwide. It was founded in the 4th year of the Wado era (711) during the Nara period. It boasts a history of over 1300 years. Speaking of Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine, there is the “Senbon Torii”. It’s mysterious.

Here is the Goshuin stamp that I received on the day. It included an illustration of a torii gate. The temple grounds are a place where you can spend a relaxing time. The people at the counter are always kind and you can feel at ease.

The shrine distributes goshuin stamps with cute designs that change monthly. The latest goshuin stamps will be introduced on the shrine’s official website. Ise Jingu is a place you should visit at least once every few years. Naiku is especially popular with families as it is close to Okage Yokocho.

Ise Grand Shrine has a beautiful simple red stamp. You can receive the Goshuin stamp at the awarding place on the way to the Goshu Shrine. East end of Shijo-dori, Kyoto. A shrine in Gion. The main shrine was designated as a national treasure in 2020! !

Come to think of it, the main gate of Yasaka Shrine is the South Tower Gate. Now, the goshuin that I received when I went up. Seasonal limited goshuin stamps too! A shrine where you can often find flower hand water. It was a spectacular event on this day as well.It

Was built around 1323. A shrine that always treats you kindly. “Ryujin” and “White Snake” at the back of the precincts. It is a power spot for wealth and money luck. And here is the Goshuin seal that I received on the day. A friendly shrine where goshuin stamps are popular in Gunma Prefecture.

You can meet the character Komagitsune everywhere in the shrine grounds. In front of the small shrine building, there is a parent and child fox fox! You can check the latest goshuin for the month on the shrine’s official website.

As you walk along the approach, you will see the Chozuya on the right before the shrine gate. It seems that you can often enjoy seasonal flowers. The main shrine has the largest shimenawa rope in Japan, 11m long and 2.6m in diameter.

Here is the Goshuin stamp that I received on the day. The latest information can be found on the shrine’s official Instagram. “Sukohikona Shrine” is the god of medicine. There are many pharmaceutical company headquarters in the surrounding area. The shrine grounds were located between buildings in the pharmaceutical town.

Samples of household medicines are displayed on the approach to the temple. We will proceed towards the torii along the approach with such a unique atmosphere. A shrine with a large papier-mâché tiger on it came into view. It originated when it was distributed as a charm along with medicine during the cholera outbreak.

There are other gods in front of the small worship hall! Daikoku-sama and Ebisu-sama as well as the Ise Shrine Yohaisho! And, at the conferring office on the left side of the shrine, you will always be treated with kindness. The latest goshuin information is announced on the shrine’s official website.

A curry shop near the shrine. For the first time, choose between keema curry or vegetable curry. The Keema curry ordered is served with grapefruit juice. Take a bite of the shishito on top and feel the bitterness as you eat.

A shrine right next to Keisei Tsudanuma Station. When I turned around at the torii gate, I saw a train! And when you think of “Kikuta Shrine,” you think of Ain guardian dogs, but there are many other guardian dogs that greet you on the approach, and

The dynamic “Lion cub drop” type is also a highlight. The shrine is a small but quaint building. I feel a sense of familiarity. Probably a building from before the war. It is made of wood and is sturdy. There are also many carvings that are very impressive.

Now, speaking of Kikuta Shrine, there is a monthly stamp featuring a guardian dog. Check out the latest goshuin designs on the shrine’s official website. When you go up the stone steps at the end of “Shinji Pond”, you will see a stone wall.

If you walk along the stone wall, there will be more stone steps between the stone walls! As you go up there, you will see the worship hall and main shrine in front of you.

Further, if you go through the torii gate with a plaque that says “Sacred Tree” and go to the back, you will see the sacred tree “Takeo’s Big Camphor.” It is estimated that it is 3000 years old.

Also, outside the stone wall is a “husband and wife cypress” tree. It is popular as a sacred tree for marriage. This time, I received a matchmaking goshuin associated with this event. A married couple and a matchmaking bell were depicted. And here is the Goshuincho that I received.

The sacred tree “Takeo’s large camphor tree” was depicted on the back cover. A hamburger restaurant where we had lunch before visiting Takeo Shrine. Speaking of “Takeo Onsen”, it is “Takeo Burger”. It was originally started in a corner of a butcher’s shop. You can eat inside or take out.

It was delicious. Thank you for the meal. This shrine was built in 1869 by order of Emperor Meiji and is dedicated to Lord Oda Nobunaga. It is located at the top of Mt. Funaoka. From the Otorii gate, you will have to climb up a number of stone steps. I was out of breath…

On the way, I saw a company name sign. If you’ve come this far, there’s still a little more to go. Looking back from here, there is a spectacular view. Check the precinct map and proceed. Then, you will come to an open area, and beyond that is the worship hall and main shrine.

When you go up to the top of the precincts, you will see the worship hall. It has been designated as a nationally registered tangible cultural property. Behind it is the shrine gate and main shrine. This is also designated as a registered tangible cultural property of the country.

It seems that sword stamps are very popular at Kenkun Shrine. “Kyoto Sword Goshuin Tour” will also be held. Check the shrine’s official website. A nice soba restaurant I found near Kenkun Shrine. We were told that the restaurant would close as soon as the soba season ended that day, but

We made it in time! ! I ordered zaru soba and fried seasonal vegetables. First, “fried soba” came out. Crispy and delicious! And “Fried Seasonal Vegetables”. Colorful and pleasing to the eye! I wait for my soba while rubbing wasabi on it. And soba noodles! It was delicious and served quickly.

At the end, we had soba-yu (soba-yu) and had a fun lunch time. When you think of goshuin in Kyushu, you come to Okada Shrine. Proceed along the approach lined with multiple torii gates. At the shrine gate beyond that, there are two kinds of historic shrine plaques, which are a must-see.

“Okada Shrine” was dedicated in the first year of Enkyo (1744), and “Tenchijin” was dedicated in the fourth year of Hoei (1707). When you pass through the shrine gate, you will see the shrine in front of you. Then, on both sides of the approach, you will see “Kinku” and “Yatagarasu”.

The worship hall of Okada Shrine, which was enshrined in 2600. It has three shrines: heaven, earth, and man. Goshuin stamps come in a wide variety of cute and artistic designs. The latest goshuin stamps are introduced at the online awarding office on the shrine’s official website!

And I was able to have Shiori with me. This time it’s a guardian dog design! A shrine a few minutes walk from JR Shinbashi Station’s Karasumori Exit. In front of the precincts, designs of popular goshuin stamps were posted. A shrine that pioneered colorful and cute goshuin stamps.

The hand basin on the right after entering the torii gate has a simple, urban design. The precincts are in an area where Shinbashi restaurants are concentrated. “Karasumori” remains in the shrine name and the station exit name. As the shrine is located in a downtown area, the precincts are always crowded with worshipers.

And what I received this time was this Goshuin of Setsubun worship. The shrine is officially recognized by X, and information on goshuin stamps is being disseminated. Also, this time too, a small amulet and plum-kobu tea were included. A shrine with the most popular goshuin stamps in Kansai.

I’m also curious about the “Tamaei Inari Shrine,” which is said to be a shrine for good health, but the dedication of “Scallop Ema” (votive tablets) that pray for a smooth new start is also attracting attention. Many votive tablets were dedicated. The enshrined deity is the goddess Akaruhime.

He is worshiped as the god of decision and action. In particular, we support “women who work hard” and “women’s independence.” By the way, the color of the two-page spread Goshuin will change every month. In addition, there are goshuin stamps whose colors change depending on the season. Also limited to Otsuitachi.

There are some rules, so be sure to check the shrine’s official shuin website. Pass through the “Miwa Torii”, which has small torii gates on both sides of the Myojin Torii Gate, to enter the shrine grounds. The wash basin was cutely decorated with flowers and rabbits.

The deity enshrined is “Omononushi no Kami”. He is also famous as Daikoku-sama. It is also popular as the “Yashiro Shrine of Happiness,” and there is a “Happy Strolling Rabbit” in front of the shrine. To the right of the shrine is the “Marriage Tree,” which is tied with red thread.

It is a sacred tree and is estimated to be 450 years old. At his feet was a heart watched over by a rabbit! As you take a leisurely stroll around the grounds, you’ll find rabbits everywhere. Now, most of the Goshuin stamps have cute designs, but

Sometimes there are also artistic Goshuin stamps such as cutouts. For the latest information, visit the shrine’s official website! A shrine where you can often find artistic stamps. Hand washing also feels like art.

Please note that it is so popular on Saturdays and Sundays that there is a long line to get the goshuin stamps. It was founded in the first year of Ninju (851). The place was called “Sakuragi Village” in ancient times.

I found a “broken stone that removes disaster” so I decided to give it a try. Go ahead and throw it at the rock with “Kenkenpa”. I feel refreshed! At this age, I can’t help but notice the “health care stone”. I often arrive early in the morning on weekdays, so I

‘ve never had to wait long to receive a stamp, but it can get crowded on holidays, so make sure you have plenty of time! The latest stamps will be announced on the shrine’s official website.

On the day I visited, I was having a hydrangea wash. You may be able to see not only flowers but also elaborate hand washing. There are various devices in the precincts and it is fun to walk around the precincts. The goshuin is very popular and is crowded with worshipers even on weekdays.

On the right side of the shrine is a wooden carving of Ebisu. The place you stroke varies depending on your wishes! There is also a Japanese umbrella object next to the main hall at the back of the worship hall. wonderful.

On that day, I visited for the first time in a while, but Ryujin Pond was being maintained. Well, here is the goshuin that I received on the day. The latest information is posted on the shrine’s official website. Check it out!

It’s a bit of a walk from Betsukoe Shrine, but this cafe is near Kamiida subway station. I ordered a popular teppan Italian restaurant in Nagoya. Eggs are poured into Napolitan on a hot iron plate. I also had the soup and was full.

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