[DEEP JAPAN] #03 Fushimi Inari Shrine is the most famous sightseeing spot in Japan⛩

[MoniDi]

Hello @YasumiKikuchi ,

What an interesting place! Like I've said in a previous post, I have never been to Japan but the Fushimi Inari Shrine looks like the place a tourist like me would love to visit.

I don't think we have a Torii here in Bulgaria but I might be wrong. I will make a research and let you know if I find one. 🙂

[KarenVChin]

@YasumiKikuchi , wonderful post! It seems that I have seen this famous Kyoto shrine a lot in the last year.  I know at least three people who made the pilgrimage (and they are not Japanese) to visit the beauty of this place.  Did you see a lot of foreigners visiting there?

I do want to point out in case you are not aware of this about Connect, but there is a 1000 photo limit for each of us Local Guides. I am concerned that you might reach this limit with all your amazing photography posts.  @ErmesT  wrote this great Connect resource post to help those Local Guides who are getting very close or have reached the limit.  I can tell you @MahabubMunna  has reached the 1000 photos limit and he is constantly working on this dilemma.

Cheers,

Karen

[YasumiKikuchi]

Thank you for subscribing @MoniDi 
I pray for you a chance to visit someday😉. Because Bulgaria and Japan are very friendly relations, there may be torii⛩. I am looking forward to your discovery😃

[YasumiKikuchi]

Thanks for the support @KarenVChin 

I did not notice that there is a photo restriction😮. Thank you for telling me! I will investigate it promptly🤔.

Since you are close to Japan, I am looking forward to seeing you someday to visit someday😉!

[Jesi]

@YasumiKikuchi great photos! I love how many cats there are, and also found really impressive how some areas of the Senbon Torii get so little light inside.

We do have a Torii in our Japanese Garden commemorating its 50 year anniversary. You can see it in the recap of the photowalk we had there.

Thank you for sharing and mentioning me!

[MortenSI]

This place looks amazing @YasumiKikuchi, thank you for sharing!

In the first photo I thought you were walking among thousands of giant pencils.

I really like following your posts about Japan, and I think I will have the best itinerary for when I one day decide to visit. 

Thank you for showing us what japan has to offer!

[YasumiKikuchi]

Thank you for introduction @Jesi,

It was the fall of last year that I saw a wonderful meet-up of the Japanese garden organized by you and @ValeriaA_👍. She also said that likes Japan and sushi very much🍣. After War, as many Japanese people became immigrants in South America, it may be that your Japanese garden construction has become very real🤔

[YasumiKikuchi]

Thank you for the very funny imagination @MortenSI!

This looked like a giant pencil You never made a mistake. Because Torii is a pillar with wood cut like a pencile✎ In our country there are very many wooden buildings🌲.

I will introduce Japan with responsibility as I mention DEEP JAPAN in the article🤝.

[Jesi]

@YasumiKikuchi I'm glad that you liked the meet up, and remember it! @FaridTDF was looking for a place to do a photowalk, I thought of some places including the Japanese Garden as it's beautiful, and another Local Guide told us that it was free that day so that settled it 😅

The garden was actually a gift from the Japanese Government for taking in so many Japanese immigrants with open arms 🙂

[YasumiKikuchi]

Thank you for telling me the background @Jesi 
Was it provided by the Japanese government? Then it should be elaborate🤔! Your group is a good friend, including @FaridTDF😊