Toyokawa Inari Betsuin

Inari Shrine is een shrine in Kyoto. Japan uniek en is een belangrijke toeristische bestemming

U kunt alle wensen op één keer beantwoorden in het Tokio-huis van Tokio. Er zijn zeven goden, een beeld van de vogels en een pizza ⋯⋯ Voor wat u ook wilt, dan kunt u op één keer beantwoorden aan uw wensen, een beetje als de Long Mountains van Taipei. In alle wensen is het zeer erg om de kunstenaars te verfijnen, dus je kunt veel beroemde lampen zien.

Toyogawa Takashi is a temple that I like better. It's worth visiting. The Hotel Osaka Century is very close. It's one of the beliefs of the three Japanese generals, Shinzo Yamada, Hideki Toyota and Kakan Tokugawa.

The publishing shrine is small but full of gods. Draw the first big lucky morning in life kneel down in this hall to draw the horse to write the place that can not be hung after uncle's reversal of the map pointing can be regarded as in the fox grave side to find the big sun day fox grave is too gloomy out of a cold sweat.

Daohe Shrine, the most famous shrine in Japan, has invisible gods, super large and small gods, and foxes are messengers of gods. Unlike Chinese culture, there is no incense paper money in this temple, which is clean and tidy.

Fengchuan Daohe Shrine is divided into inner hall, three shrines, Linghu mound and so on. Many red and white foxes stand on both sides of the road. The fried tofu worshipped in Namu also makes people feel worthy of being Wugu God. This is also the main god of wealth. Many business people come here to visit the Daohe Club on the right.