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Show item 1 of 6. Pray at Yutoku Inari with Original Goshuin Book
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Pray the right way at a Japanese Shinto Shrine

By ANA Sales
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Features

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1h 30m
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Highlights

  • You can learn proper etiquette for praying at shinto shrine

  • Come with the Yutokuinari Original Goshuin-cho Stamp Book

  • Free admission to the Yutoku Museum.

  • You can see dance offered by the Shrine maiden

  • Start time : 10:00 Duration : 90 min.

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About this activity

What's included, what's not

  • What's included

    Learn proper etiquette for visiting and praying at the Japanese shirne.

  • What's included

    The original Goshuin stamp book .

  • What's excluded

    Transportation to the meeting point.

Know Before You Book

  • Commentary in Japanese, English guide book is available

  • Prayer service may be alongside regular Japanese worshippers.

  • Minimum age 3

What you can expect

Built in 1687, the Yutoku Inari Shrine is one of the three most famous shrines dedicated to Inari. Over three million people visit the shrine every year to pray for good business, good fortune for their families, a large catch, traffic safety and other matters. It consists of the Gohonden, the Okaguraden, the gate, and other magnificent buildings, which are lacquered and colored gorgeously; it is called Nikko Tosho-gu Shrine in Kyushu.

Learn proper etiquette for visiting and praying at the historic Yutoku Inari Shrine’s Okagura Hall. Discover the meaning behind each step, from purifying hand water to passing through the Torii gates, before finally praying in the magnificent Okagura Hall. Afterwards, offer up a sacred branch Tamagushi to the deities of the shrine. Also receive a commemorative original Yutoku Inari Goshuin-cho. The Goshuin-cho is a book on which visitors receive the sacred red seal of a shrine and have their visit recorded as a preservation of the memory of their worshipping there.

After learning the form for worship in this course, you can go on to use it in any shrine.

Location

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Activity Location

  • Yutoku inari shrine 祐徳稲荷神社
  • 乙1855
  • Kashima Saga 849-1321

Meeting/Redemption Point

    • Yutoku inari shrine 祐徳稲荷神社
    • 乙1855
    • Kashima Saga 849-1321

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