宮崎神宮

宮崎神宮是一個很不錯的地點，這裏的宮殿年代很久遠了，有着非常茂密的熱帶雨林，整個環境也很完美的，神宮也是日本當地的一個地方了。

Miyazaki City, South Kyushu, Japan, was formerly known as "Miyazaki Palace", "Miyazaki Miyazaki Club", "Miyazaki Miyazaki Miyazaki Miyazaki Miyazaki Temple" and so on. It was called "Miyazaki Shrine" in Meiji 6 years (1873). Two minutes by train from Miyazaki Jr Station and 15 minutes by foot. You can also choose to take bus 305 at Busxi 2, just outside Miyazaki Jr Station, and then go directly to the door of the shrine. There are two hundred-year-old trees in front of Miyazaki Shrine. On the right hand of the Shrine are five rice-lotus shrines, which are guided by dozens of vermilion bird dwellings. In the hall of Miyazaki Shrine in the middle, two large bird houses made of 100-year-old white shirt trees stand at the entrance, together with the pale yellow stone lantern avenue, surrounded by dense woods outside, quiet and solemn, no wonder it used to be a place for sacrificing the Emperor.

非常不錯的地方，值得一去的地方，很好很好！

There are white wood archways and neat community halls, surrounded by lush woods Miyazaki Temple. This is a rare Chinese fir shrine in China. On the northwest side of the Miyazaki Temple, there is a 60-meter-high platform in the Platform Park. The surrounding scenery is very beautiful. Standing on the platform, you can see the streets of the city and the sunny beach.

宮崎神宮是宮崎最有歷史背景的神宮，近JR市區站，方便可去参觀一下