菅原天満宮 奈良 / Sugawara Tenmangu Shrine Nara
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Osaka Tenmangu Shrine, Osaka City
Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is located in the southern downtown area of Osaka City. This Shrine like other Tenmangu Shrines is dedicated to the Shinto god of learning Sugawara no Michizane. Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is well known host of the Tenjin Matsuri Festival, one of the largest festivals in Japan.
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Osaka Tenmangu Shrine is the place to go to bolster your education prospects as it’s dedicated to the Shinto deity of scholarship. Parents and students alike visit the shrine to pray for good fortunes in education. We were a little surprised at how much there was to see at this shrine complex, the main halls, the smaller shrines all around the perimeter and a hallway of dioramas detailing the life of Sugawara Michizane known now as the deity of scholarship.
There was also food to be had! We enjoyed 2 dishes famous in Osaka, okonomiyaki and takoyaki. Nicole is not a fan of either, but I was really looking forward to eating these dishes. But having said that, the takoyaki place we found converted Nicole, she is now a fan. Still have to work on the okonomiyaki though.
We also visited a shopping area to see the Kansai flagship location of Uniqlo. The building is impressively decorated in glowing panels of light. We also strolled down one of the more ritzy shopping streets where all the high end brands can be found.
We ended the night in Dotonbori again. It’s such a draw, and a fun little corner of Japan.
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菅原院天満宮神社 京都 / Sugawara-in Tenmangu Shrine Kyoto / 스가와라 원 텐 만구 신사 교토
菅原氏の邸宅「菅原院」があったところで、菅原道真、その父祖が祀られる。
菅原道真の父是善ら祖父清公以来三代が居住し、道真生誕の地と伝えられる。
道真没後、その菩提を弔うために菅原院の地に歓喜光寺が建立され、境内には道真と父祖の小祠が祀られた。
歓喜光寺はその後六条河原院へ移るが、その小祠は残されて現在に至っている。
境内には菅公産湯の井戸等^ゆかりの遺物がある。
太宰府天満宮への遺蹟伝承地を結ぶ菅公聖蹟二十五拝の第1番になっている。
菅原院天満宮神社(烏丸の天神さん)
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KITANO TENMANGU, KYOTO, JAPAN
The Kitano Tenmangu Shrine is a shrine built in the northwest section of Kyoto over 1000 years ago. The shrine was built during 947AD by the emperor of the time in honor of Sugawara no Michizane, a scholar and politician. To this day, many students that pray for passing scores on examinations and persons who wish for the improvement of their abilities come here to visit.
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Smart Monkey Ko-ume Performing at the Yushima Tenjin Shrine in Tokyo!
A few days ago while in Tokyo, I visited the Yushima Tenjin Shrine (湯島天満宮). This shrine is not so far from Ueno park and a favourite of students who come to pray for good luck with their examinations. It was also plum blossom season and the Yushima Tenjin Shrine is famous for its ume matsuri. While there, a lady was performing with a monkey, called Koume or Little Plum (小梅). I have been to many shinto shrines, but never seen anything like this. She also mentioned that during the Sakura season the name of the monkey changes too,Ha!
Perhaps it has to do with Sugawara no Michizane (菅原道真, August 1, 845 -- March 26, 903), he was a scholar, poet, and politician of the Heian Period of Japan. He is regarded as an excellent poet, particularly in Chinese poetry, and is today revered as the god of learning, Tenman-Tenjin (天満天神). Being that the monkey is so smart it can do all these tricks, just like Michizane, who was a brilliant man. I don't know, you be the judge of that. Enjoy the show!
Plum Blossom Festival - Ume Matsuri Yushima Tenjin Shrine
Ume Matsuri is Plum Blossom Festival in Japan and from early February to early March, Japanese celebrate these harbingers of Spring. Before the madness of Sakura (cherry blossom) and hanami (cherry blossom viewing party) it was the Plum Blossom that the Japanese adored, a tradition coming from China.
From the Nara Period (710-794) to the first half of the Heian Period (794-1185) the Plum Blossom reigned until it gave way to the Cherry Blossom. But even today many places have plum blossom festivals most notably shrines related to the God of Education, Tenjin. In life, Tenjin was Sugawara no Michizane, a scholar and statesman. As a scholar of Chinese, Sugawara loved the plum blossom.
Sugawara suffered political misfortune and was promoted-exiled to Kyushu where he died in 903. Some believed his ghost haunted the land and eventually to placate his angry spirit he was promoted in rank and later deified as the god of education.
Yushima Tenjin Shrine (also called Yushima Tenmangu) in Ueno, Tokyo has plum blossoms to view from February through March along with various entertainment on the weekend from tea ceremonies, folk dance, taiko drumming, biwa playing, and bringing a mikoshi (portable shrine) to the main shrine.
Fukuoka Suikyo Tenmangu Shrine ☆ 福岡水鏡天満宮 ☆ Japan As It Truly Is
The Suikyo Tenmangu Shrine is the old amongst the new...like many old countries, you'll find a lot of preserved historical places squeezed in by modern buildings and society - and one of the best examples of this is the Suikyo Tenmangu Shrine, between Tenjin and Nakasu on Meiji-Dori in Fukuoka City. Suikyo Shrine is a small, quiet oasis and a perfect place to escape the big city stress without leaving the city at all. It is a Tenmangu Shrine, so it's dedicated to Sugawara no Michizane (845–903 AD), and the main shrine is not too far either in Dazaifu and worth seeing if you can.
According to the legend of the shrine, on his way to take up his post in Dazaifu, Sugawara stopped and noticed his reflection in a small stream. Hence the name, meaning The Water Mirror Shrine. The original names of the shrine were Suikyo Tenjin or Sugatami Tenjin which mean full length mirror. The lord of the area, Kuroda Nagamasa moved the shrine's location to its present place in 1612, and Tenjin, which is the busy downtown of Fukuoka City, was named after the shrine which you see here.
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Japan Trip 2018 - Day 6 - Kinkakuji Temple, Tenmangu Shrine, Nijo Castle and Arashiyama Forest
Today we headed to Kyoto and met up with our tour guide Kitty.
Our first stop of the day was Kinkakuji Temple, a Zen temple in northern Kyoto whose top two floors are completely covered in gold leaf. Formally known as Rokuonji, the temple was the retirement villa of the shogun Ashikaga Yoshimitsu. (I remembered the Shogun's name as there is also another famous Yoshimitsu that westerners might know - the Japanese warrior named Yoshimitsu in the Tekken video game series). It is also knows as the Golden Pavillion for obvious reasons.
Our next stop was Kitano Tenmangu Shrine (Not to be confused with Tenmangu Shrine in Osaka). The shrine was first built in 947 to appease the angry spirit of bureaucrat, scholar and poet Sugawara no Michizane, who had been exiled as a result of political maneuvers of his enemies in the Fujiwara clan. The grounds are filled with Michizane's favorite tree, the red and white ume or plum blossom. The shrine is popular with students praying for success in exams because the deity was in his life a man of literature and knowledge. Naturally we decided to also pray as well!
Our third stop of the day was Nijo-jo or Nijo Castle. It was built as the Kyoto residence of the Tokugawa shōguns.
The last stop of the day was Arashiyama Bamboo Grove or Bamboo Forest. Plenty of local girls headed there dressed in traditional Kimonos for a myriad of photos and selfies. The forest consists of several pathways for tourists and visitors.
After unbelievably setting another step record it was time to finally get some food and have a rest.
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吉祥院天満宮 京都 / Kissho-in Tenmangu Shrine Kyoto
祭神として菅原道真を祀り、洛陽天満宮２５社の一つに数えられている。
社伝によれば、道真の祖父清公（きよきみ）が、邸内に一宇を建立し、吉祥院と名付けて菅原家の氏寺としたのが、当社の起りで、承平４年(９３４)朱雀天皇が、自ら道真の像を刻み、この地に社殿を築き道真の霊を祀ったことから吉祥院天満宮と呼ばれるようになったと伝えられている。
境内には、道真が参朝の時、顔を写したといわれる「鑑（かがみ）の井」や「菅公胞衣（えな）塚」など道真ゆかりの遺跡が残っている。
また、この地は、古くから六斎念仏（ろくさいねんぶつ）が盛んに行われていたところで、今も吉祥院六斎念仏踊として継承されており、国の重要無形民俗文化財に指定されている。
毎年、４月２５日の春祭と８月２５日の夏祭には、境内の舞楽殿でこの伝統芸能が奉納される。
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休ケ岡八幡宮 奈良 / Yasugaoka Hachimangu Shrine Nara
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荏柄天神社 鎌倉 神奈川 / Egara Tenjin Shrine Kamakura Kanagawa /텐진 사 가마쿠라 가나가와
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長谷山口神社 (長谷山口坐神社) 奈良 / Hase Yamaguchiniimasu Shrine Nara
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Sugawara no Michizane
Sugawara no Michizane was born August 1, 845 c.e. into a prominent Japanese family. After schooling, he moved up quickly in rank in the court achieving a prestigious postion in the Ministry of Popular affairs in just four years. He was also quickly promoted with a Doctorate of Literature, a high fete for a scholar while simultaneously taking on the administative duties at the school his father had founded. In 886 c.e. he was appointed as governer of Sankuri Province. At the time it was a necessary step for those who lacked clout to serve in remote areas as a prerequisite for further career advancement. During the time he served as governor, he wrote a good portion of his poetry. Also during the time he served as govenor a political conflict devoloped between the Emperer and a rival. Sugarwara no Michizane sided with the Emperer which proved an ill fated move for him after the Empror's death. Michizane (Suagawara is the family name) was exiled. It was.during his exile he wrote the.poem I read.
Michizane died in 903 c.e. after being exiled in 901.
A period of adverse weather after his death promted the imperial court to posthumously restore his title and dedicate shrines to him fearing the angry spirit of Sugawara no Michizane was causing the discord.
宍道町観光名所VR 菅原天満宮
菅原道真公の誕生の地と言われる、島根県宍道町菅原にあります。「鼻繰御神梅」「野見宿禰の墳墓」など古来からの言い伝えがあり、のどかな出雲の田園に囲まれ訪れる人を神話の世界にいざないます。道真公は学問の神様ともよばれ、受験祈願、学業成就などでたくさんの方々が参拝に訪れます。
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忍性生誕８００年記念法要「北山十八間戸」
鎌倉時代の高僧忍性生誕800年を記念して、忍性が建てたと伝わるハンセン病患者救済施設「北山十八間戸（きたやまじゅうはちけんこ）」で記念法要が行われました。
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사람들은 건강과 안녕을 기원하기위해 신사에 찾지만, 이곳엔 공부를 기원하는 사람들로 붐빈다. 이 소 동상을 만지면 머리가 좋아진다고 믿는다. 또 다른 곳에선 조련사와 원숭이, 단둘로 구성된 소규모 유랑단이 사람들의 발길을 붙잡는다. 원숭이의 재롱과 묘기에 모두가 즐겁다. 신사에 유랑단이 오는 건 여행객이 몰리기 때문이란다. 하지만 사람들이 진짜 오는 이유는 다자이후 텐만구. 스가와라 미치자네라는 학문의 신이 모셔진 곳이다. 입시철엔 수험생과 학부모들이 몰려와 지성을 다해 합격을 빈다. 그리고 소망을 매달아둔다. 진심으로 써내려간 소원이 이뤄진다면 얼마나 좋을까. 공부의 신이 되길 바라는 마음은 국적이 필요 없는 듯 하다.
[English: Google Translator]
People are only found in the shrine to pray for the health and well-being, yen crowded with people here to pray for the study. I believe jindago touch the statue head like cattle. In another place and monkey trainers, consisting of a small yurangdan alone catch away the people. All the fun and stunts jaerong monkeys. Yiranda yurangdan because this thing travelers coming to the shrine pushed. But people really come because Dazaifu Tenmangu. Michi is a god enshrined Sugawara place of study called you. Ipsicheol yen wish you success with all students and their parents gathered with the intellect. And hung puts hope. How should I sincerely wish to write down if yirwojin. God wants heart seemed no hope of learning is required nationality.
[Japanese: Google Translator]
人々は健康と安寧を祈願するために神社に検索しますが、ここには勉強を祈願する人々で賑わう。この小像に触れると頭が良くなると信じる。また、他の場所では、トレーナーと猿、二人きりで構成された小規模な流浪団が人々の足を捕獲する。猿のじゃれとスタントにすべてが楽しい。神社に流浪団が来るのは旅行者が集まるからだという。しかし、人々が本当に来る理由は太宰府天満宮。菅原道真という学問の神祀られてところである。入試シーズンには受験生や保護者が集まりと知性を尽くして合格を祈る。そして希望を吊り下げておく。本気で書いて下がった願いが叶うならどんなに良いか。勉強の神ように願う心は国籍が必要ないようだ。
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