Inu no Miya: Once a Beloved Dog Shrine, Now Empty
This small shrine in Yamagata used to be a place of solace for dog owners whose beloved pets crossed the Rainbow Bridge; now it’s just empty.
Kunōzan Tōshōgū
When Tokugawa Ieyasu died, Kunōzan Tōshōgū in Shizuoka Prefecture was built to enshrine his remains. They were lated moved to Nikko, but it is said that a part still remains in its original resting place. To this day, Kunōzan Tōshōgū remains a spectacular feat—an ornate shrine fit for a fearsome ruler.
Girls Gone Kyoto: Monkeys, Spice Challenge and the Scariest Shrine We’ve Been To
Our 3 Days in Kyoto Itinerary Day 1 Suzuki Shofudo A washi (Japanese paper) specialty shop. Their goods range from…