
A view of [Fushimi Inari Taisha] enshrining the god of prosperous business and bountiful harvest...
Nijo Castle is one of the most popular sightseeing spots in Kyoto and is registered as a World Heritage site. There are many attractive places around the castle, including popular coffee shops, Italian and Japanese restaurants, and power spots. In this issue, we will introduce some of the nearby spots and recommended restaurants for lunch and dinner that you should definitely visit when visiting Nijo Castle.
Located between Nijojo-mae and Karasuma-Oike subway stations is a shrine dedicated to metals, a rarity in Japan. The golden torii gate gives a sense of power.
Ginkgo, the sacred tree, is said to be a symbol of "prosperity" and "longevity" because of the shape of its leaves, which spread in eight directions. The awarding office has a wide variety of good luck charms and ema (votive picture tablet) with ginkgo motifs, and is visited daily by people wishing for success in money-related matters.
This is a famous garden built adjacent to the Ouchiuchi Palace during the construction of the Heian-kyo Capital. It is said that the Gion Goryokai, in which 66 floats were erected and a portable shrine was sent from Yasaka Shrine to Shinsen-en, was the origin of the Gion Festival.
Carp, turtles, ducks, and ducklings swim in the large Hoseijo Pond, and the beautiful vermilion Hoseijo Bridge stands out against the green trees. It is said that if you cross the bridge while making a wish and pay a visit to Zenjo Ryuoh Shrine, your wish will come true.
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