神社じんじゃ

See also: Category:Shinto shrines.

神社じんじゃ

日本語にほんご: 神社じんじゃは神道しんとうの宗教しゅうきょう施設しせつである。

English: A jinja is a Shinto shrine. Most jinja are in Japan.

Français : Un jinja est un temple Shinto. La plupart des jinja se trouvent au Japon.

한국어: 신사는 신토를 기반으로 한 일본의 종교시설이다.

Slovenščina: Jinja je šintoistični tempelj. Večina jinj je na Japonskem.

Torii　鳥居とりい

English: Torii is a gate of shrines.

Français : Portes de temples Shinto.

한국어: 토리이는 신사의 대문이다.

Slovenščina: Torii so vrata templja.

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  Senbon (thousands) torii in Fushimi-inari shrine, Kyoto
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  Torii appear to float on water, Itsukushima Shrine
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  The shrine's famous "floating" torii
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  The torii from a distance
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  Torii from the water
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  Torii from the water
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  Tourists visit torii at low tide

Honden and other buildings　本殿ほんでん 神社じんじゃ建築けんちく

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  Yasukuni shrine, Tokyo
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  Yasaka shrine, Kyoto
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  A "floating" building
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  Itukusimajinja-sea-side
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  Paper offerings
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  Brackets support the roof of a building
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  Lanterns hang from the eaves of a building
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  Altar
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  Noh stage
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Hyakudo-ishi 百ひゃく度ど石せき

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  Hyakudo-ishi at shrine inside grounds of Wakayama Castle

Other Views

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  Place for washing hands
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  Deer roam freely around the precincts of the shrine
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  Basin at entrance to shrine precincts
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  Basin between buildings
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  Stone lanterns by the sea

Things found at shrines

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  Koma inu ("temple dog" or "shrine dog")
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  Charms for various well-wishes
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  Ema in Year of the Rooster
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  Ema
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  Omikuji, fortune-telling lots. These are at Kamigamo Shrine in Kyoto.
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  Ammunition at Yasukuni Jinsha

Jinja in Tokyo　東京とうきょうの神社じんじゃ

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  Yasukuni Shrine
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  Hie Shrine
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  Asakusa Jinja, Taito-ku
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  Asakusa Shrine, Taito-ku
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  Asakusa Shrine, Taito-ku
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  Building at Kanda Myojin (Shinto shrine)
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  Gate of Kanda Myojin
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  Hand-washing basin at Kanda Myojin
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  Roofs at Kanda Myojin
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  Rail ornaments at Kanda Myojin
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  Lanterns in front of building at Kanda Myojin
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  Statue of Daikoku, Kanda Myojin (shrine)
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  Monument to Zenigata Heiji, Kanda Myojin
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  Monument to Hachigoro (sidekick of Zenigata Heiji), Kanda Myojin
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  Sake barrels at Meiji Shrine
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  Building at Meiji Shrine
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  Imperial crest on torii, Meiji Shrine
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  Kaguraden (probably), Meiji Shrine
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  Ema, Meiji Shrine
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  Priests and maidens, Meiji Shrine
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  Torii, Meiji Shrine
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  Clergies dancing in Meiji Shrine
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  Meiji Shrine torii
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  Toshogu, Ueno, Taito-ku
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  Basin for washing hands, Meiji Shrine
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  Stone lantern, Shinto shrine (jinja)
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  Guji or kannushi, Shinto shrine (jinja)
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  Shinjuku Hanazono Shito Shrine(tutelary shrine of Shinjuku)
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  Tomiokahachimangu shrine.
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  Yushima Tenmangu shrine,Bunkyo-ku.

Events at Shrines　神社じんじゃの祭事さいじ

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