26 Culture Torii of Shinto Shrines Elena Lisina Each Shinto shrine in Japan has special gates called torii, a connection to the sacred ‘land’ of Shinto gods.
Culture Yoyogi Hachimangu Shrine Scott Brause to Escape the Hustle and Heat Among the tens of thousands of Shinto shrines... Not Too Popular Although a well-known urban fane, Yoyogi Hachimangu Shrine
11 Culture Hikawa Shrine Sophia Warren Hikawa Jinja in Saitama is Omiya's main shrine is only a ten minute walk from Kita-Omiya, and about a twenty minute walk from Omiya Station.
Culture Koganji Temple Sleiman Azizi Koganji Temple in Sugamo is famous for its healing legend of a lady who spat out a needle after ingesting a picture of the temple's deity.
7 Culture Kuzuharaoka Shrine, Kamakura Lily Kuzuharaoka Shrine was established in 1887 and is dedicated to the Kamakura period Imperial loyalist, Hino Toshimoto.
9 Culture Amanawa Shinmeigu Shrine Lily Amanawa Shinmeigu Shrine was established by Gyoki in 710 and it is known as the oldest shrine in Kamakura.
Culture Dalí in Kyoto Cordelia Ding Currently exhibiting at the Kyoto Municipal Museum of Art - until September 4th of this year - is a temporary, special collection of Salvador Dalí's artworks
