Temple For Those Who Want To Break Up With Their Lover

Anyone who feels love has run out or feels claustrophobic in a relationship with their spouse can head to the shrine in Kyoto to beg for an easy breakup.
Travel Kyoto to visit the temple for those who want to break up with their lover
Yasui Konpiragu is a simple temple located in Higashiyama ward in Kyoto city.
The temple was established in the Asuka period (538 - 710) by Fujiwara no Kamatari, a famous politician respected by Emperor Tenji.
Yasui Konpiragu originally named Temple of Wisteria, was used to plead for the prosperity of her clan.
After that, the temple underwent many effects of war, fire, and change of name

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After the restoration of the Meiji era, the name of the temple was changed from Yasui Jinja to its current name.
This temple is famous for many visitors because it is possible to ask for love, to meet common people, or to ask for fortune to fill a house.
The most prominent feature in the temple is a giant stone called Enkiri Enmusubi-ishi, 1 5 m high and 3 m long.



In the middle of the stone slab was a circularly shaped crack, symbolizing a door containing invisible power that could help make a petition come true.
Photo: DeepJapan
No matter who it is, a young girl who feels like she no longer loves her boyfriend, a husband fed up in a marriage with a talkative wife or a guy who can no longer bear longing for his girlfriend in the distance, want to break up to love people nearby.
They want to end the relationship, but for many reasons, it is difficult to end.
Traveling to Kyoto, these tourists will go to Yasui Konpiragu Shrine to beg for a miracle that makes that relationship easier to end.
The most prominent feature of the temple is a large stone with round holes, which is believed to have the power to make love quickly "flap its wings away". Photo: Japan Visitor
Although for some people this may be a negative thing, in a sense it is sometimes necessary to eliminate unwanted relationships and restore order in the person's life.
The temple thus attracts many visitors to Kyoto year round.



Not only young people, but also middle-aged people.
Even if you don't come to beg "to cut off love", it is also interesting to visit this place just to observe other people.
Photo: Japan Travel
Visitors will write what they want to ask for on a paper charm called a katashiro. Then hold the talisman through this hole 2 times, thinking about what he wants to expect.
Finally, stick the talisman onto the stone.
Before doing this, they need to pay homage in the temple.
Photo: Japan Travel
Every day, hundreds of tourists come to ask for "love cut" or "marriage". That's why the stone is always covered with amulet.




The temple is open every day of the week, so visitors can come to celebrate at any time.
Traveling to Kyoto, if you have the opportunity to come here, do not forget to buy one of two "Love comes" or "Love to fly" T-shirts and a pretty pretty doll.
According to Minh Hai / Youth
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