Nice shrine, ticket price is good, experience as well. Ofc you can buy many gifts here (expensive!).
Clean, well maintained, beautiful, 5 min walk from the nearest station.
The only thing I wish for was a better explanation as what to do during the cleansing ritual.
Lovely shrine and grounds. However, do be aware that some of the “museums” have a fee and that they close as early as 3:30. Also, while I was there, they had some filming taking place where seemingly tourists (not the photos I added) were pretending to pray. It kind of took away from the experience for me.
However, otherwise, it was a really beautiful place.
A large shrine, which takes at least an hour to finish visiting all the spots. They are famous for their beauty and relationship blessings. The temples don’t look very special, but they have a lot of interesting and beautiful souvenirs. It's easy to transport, and free of charge, also near the tourist attractions, I recommend spending a morning visiting.
A beautiful shrine and part of a larger precinct that contains a forest walk, a tea house and other shrines.
Quick tip, take drinks before you go (if it's summer) believe it or not, there are no vending machines.
The Shrine is active and so not all areas are open to the public, which is a shame.
Take the bus from the Kyoto Bus Depot as it stops very close to the entrance.
My favorite jinja with the forest that allows me to be closer and to enjoy the nature. It’s a must go spot for me to have a moment with myself and the forest and feel the sacredness of the place. Also, the amulets are the cutest ☺️☺️☺️ if you go during the summer they might even have the tent in the creek for you to freshen up, it’s the best feeling ever…this time even accidentally went when there was a book fair in the forest, best thing ever 🥰