英語 での Main shrine の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Toshogu was changed to higashiterisha in the Meiji era, and I dismantled it in(1980) in 1980, and the current main shrine(three ken of five ken) was restored to the original state.
The main shrine was damaged by fire in 1207 and 1223, and although restoration was done, it is believed that with each restoration, the scale of the shrine was changed.
The place where a main shrine is built is erected to the trace of the old burial mound said to that the father of the earthenware maker whole families was worshiped and is enshrined in the high place in a town of Narita.
I guessed that it was because the main shrine was built as a miniature indoor shrine in the main construction for protecting the stupa that stored the Buddha canine tooth.
Further、To go outside、When viewed from the front Prince Hall of diagonally opposite looking up the Daiko building、See the red banners and the main shrine of the roof on the roof….
Passing through the torii gate to the shrine there is a pond filled with carp, and in the past, people would look at their reflection in the pond and make sure they looked neat and clean before making their way to the main shrine.
This elegant and brilliant main shrine is an important cultural asset, which was built in the Azuchi Momoyama period, and the red painted“torii corridor” attracts many visitors from Japan and abroad.
The Kikko Shrine has been similarly designated as an Important Cultural Property and has a main shrine, a front shrine, a shrine gate and other structures that were built in the same time period that are extremely valuable.
There are mysterious spots called the"Seven Wonders of Susa" in the grounds of this shrine. A large Japanese cedar tree estimated to be 1,300 years old that stands behind the main shrine is reputed to be where you can feel an especially strong power.
There are two high and two low tides each day, and the main shrine and the O-torii Gate(the great Torii) look like they are floating on the sea at high tide while you can approach on foot to the O-torii Gate(the great Torii) at low tide.
One of the oldest shrines in Kyoto, this is the home of the Aoi Festival. A god that watches over the city is enshrined here and the grounds are home to approximately 60 buildings, including the main shrine which is a national treasure.
Main Shrine Writer's Photo, 2 Donation Boxes Once you are inside the shrine site, you will see two donation boxes placed side by side and a line leading from the center of the gate runs between them and divides the whole shrine site to the Nagano side and the Gunma side.
In the early morning, it takes two hours until 30 groups finish the dance one by one in front of the main shrine in the precincts surrounded by cedar trees, and the number of groups shows the accumulation of the time in Hachinohe.
On the east side of the main shrine, you can find a shrine called Utsukushi Gozensha. It's said that if you apply 2-3 drops of the"beauty water" at this shrine to your skin, you will not only have beautiful skin, but your heart will become even more beautiful too, so many geisha and maiko come to visit.
Main shrines and mikoshi pass each town council.
The main shrines that remain at present are those that were built at this time.
Main Shrine.
Main Shrine View.
Hashido Inari Shrine main shrine.
World Main Shrine SUZA.