竹中稲荷社

Yoshi "Daohe Shrine" is the closest shrine to Japanese life. Located in Kyoto, Fujian Daihe Community. Since the Shenming Town in 711 AD, people's beliefs have been gathered for 1300 years, and they are respected as the gods who bless the fruitful grain, prosperous commerce, family security and all wishes have been realized. The corridor is made up of numerous "red pillars" and is accepted by people from all walks of life or clubs in different periods. On the entry column, Zuo Na and Youfeng, on the exit, Zuo Na and Youfeng are the names of the recipients, and on the right, the date of the acceptance.

On the way from philosophy to Kyoto University, I didn't realize that there were fewer people than Daohe.

Beautiful scenery and near the mountains and rivers, this is indeed a very beautiful place, the main buildings of the shrine are red, can be seen far away, and the scale is huge.

In the cherry blossom season of spring, temples have a special charm.

The shrine is so large that people are not old or young to pray.