The Famous Japanese Shrine

The temple was formed in 1300, is a sacred place to pray and is a famous sightseeing spot.
The famous Japanese shrine Izumo Taisha
Izumo Taisha Temple (Shimane Prefecture) is one of the famous Shinto shrines, considered the "national treasure" of Japan. People believe that all the gods in Japan gather to the temple in October (lunar calendar) every year to bestow good luck and good fortune to humanity. Therefore, this place is known as the land of the gods.
From the national highway to the temple, you must walk 300 meters through the three traditional Torii gates, with the two sides of the road covered with stone are four rows of ancient pine trees hundreds of years old, many with a root diameter of more than 2 meters

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People perform hand washing rituals at Temizuya before entering the temple. This is a ritual to disinfect body and soul before entering the temple by washing your hands and mouth. The most important thing during the whole ritual is to scoop water only once, and use a sufficient amount of water
Izumo Taisha Temple is also known as an extremely powerful shrine.



The main governing deity in Izumo Taisha is Okuninushi - a symbol of predestination and good marriage, according to a legend called "The Inaba Rabbit Tale".
An old legend tells of a rabbit who tricked a group of sharks into a bridge so that the rabbit crossed the sea without swimming. When they found themselves deceived, the sharks attacked the rabbit. On the way to propose to the beautiful Yakami princess in Inaba prefecture, Okuninushi stopped to help the rabbit and then, even late, was married to the princess.
The main temple is located at the highest point, the temple roof is made of bronze panels, the frame is made of Kiso cypress, and the wood lining the temple is made of Okazaki stone transported from Aichi Prefecture.
Izumo Taisha's most iconic feature is a giant twisted shimenawa straw roll weighing up to 4.5 tons, which carries a sense of luck and happiness
Inside the temple is only for those who celebrate, people who come to the temple have to stand outside in awe.




According to custom, the person who comes to pray should think of his or her name and address and show his sincerity before starting. A special prayer ritual that is only available here is "2 bows, 4 claps, 1 bow". In 4 times of clapping, 2 times for myself and 2 times for my loved one. After that, they will use 5 yen coin to throw on giant straw bundles or wooden boxes in front of the main hall, if the 5 yen coin is attached to the straw, the wish will come true.
The Japanese believe that only in Izumo Taisha is the god of love. Every year, the temple attracts large numbers of people from all over Japan to visit, especially young people who have not found their own half.
At the beginning of the new year, people often go to temples and pagodas to go to the ceremony, each person will draw a tattoo card for themselves. Lucky cards are meant to carry people, while bad luck cards are left and hung on a frame made of rope and pine to "unleash".




In addition, a talisman with the words "connecting and preserving predestined relationships" is believed to help you find your soul mate soon.
The area around the main temple houses the various deities of the Shinto gods (god of luck, art - martial arts, nursing ...), resting place, the residence of the gods who gather in Izumo. in the tenth lunar month every year.
The panorama of the Izumo Taisha Temple is leaning against the mountain, surrounded by clouds all year round.
According to Ngoc Thanh / Vnexpress
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