It’s actual name is Yasaka Koshido. It has a unique way to worship. This is where to write our wish on a colourful ball called “kukurizaru” and hang them at the site. Kukurizaru is the round, ball shaped talisman made of cloth, representing the good faith monkeys. A very unique Temple.
Dating back to ancient times, monkeys are considered spirits protecting people and their homes from evil and harm. The three monkeys are, “Not hearing, Not seeing, and Not talking” are a part of the Kōshin faith.
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Hmm, very unusual and intriguing. Thanks for sharing.
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So many sites to see in and near Kyoto
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It’s on our list, so maybe one day.
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I can’t remember reading anything about this temple when I visited Kyoto, it’s very colorful. Thank you for pointing it out.
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Sounds like you have traveling all over the World too.
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Not as much as you, but it’s true that I’ve already had some opportunities and a lot of curiosity.
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