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3rd Topic: Shrine Hi everyone!

As always, I do 15mins writing challenge! (check notebook "1st Topic: Journaling"! )

Todays topic is Shrine. I uploaded the pictures which I took when I visited Tarumi Shrine in Suita city, Osaka for praying my son's safe birth and getting Shinsui(神水), Water given by gods. If you are interested in Japanese culture, check them!

Shrine is the place where gods are enshrined. In Japan, it is believed that the gods exist in all things in nature. They are called Yaoyorozu no kami(八百万の神). Depending on each shrine, enshrined gods and the number are different but it is possible that same gods are enshrined at different places. What gods are enshrined depends on the culture or history of the region.

Shrine are often surrounded by woods. The forest is called Chinju no mori (鎮守の森). Chinju means the gods protected the region. This forest has been believed to have the spiritual power but also it has the actual power which is supported by scientific evidence. In the fact, there are many examples that the forests save the life or protect the land in the disaster. So I strongly recommend you to feel the forest power when you visit Japan.

It is time to stop writing! I am sorry I was not able to tell more about Shrine.

If you correct this post, I am so happy!

And I am open to connect to language partners. Please take it easy to request!

Thank you

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3rd Topic: Shrines

Hi everyone!

As always, I will do a 15 minute writing challenge! (check notebook "1st Topic: Journaling"! )

Today's topic is Shrines. I uploaded the pictures which I took when I visited Tarumi Shrine in Suita City, Osaka to pray for my son's safe birth and getting jinzui (神水), water given by gods. If you are interested in Japanese culture, check them out!

A shrine is a place where gods are enshrined. In Japan, it is believed that the gods exist in all things in nature. They are called Yaoyorozu no kami (八百万の神). Depending on each shrine, the enshrined gods and the number of gods are different but it is possible that the same gods are enshrined at different places. What gods are enshrined depends on the culture or history of the region.

Shrines are often surrounded by woods. The forest around Tarumi Shrine is called Chinju no mori (鎮守の森). Chinju means the gods protected the region. This forest has been believed to have the spiritual power but it also has an actual power which is supported by scientific evidence. In the fact, there are many examples that the forests save lives or protect the land in a disaster. So I strongly recommend you to feel the forest's power when you visit Japan.

It is time to stop writing! I am sorry I was not able to tell more about shrines.

If you correct this post, I will be so happy!

And I am open to connect to language partners. Please feel free to request!

Thank you

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