福岡県 · Shrines & temples
Dazaifu Tenmangu
太宰府市 福岡
Built over the grave of Sugawara no Michizane. Demoted from the capital, he died two years later. Disasters followed in Kyoto, and quieting his spirit…
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福岡県 · Shrines & temples
太宰府市 福岡
Built over the grave of Sugawara no Michizane. Demoted from the capital, he died two years later. Disasters followed in Kyoto, and quieting his spirit…
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宗像市 宗像・糟屋
Okinoshima is a deity in its entirety, and the public may not land there. More than 80,000 dedicated objects have been found on the island, many of th…
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福岡市 福岡
One of the three great Hachiman shrines with Usa and Iwashimizu. The plaque on the gate reading enemy nations surrender dates from the Mongol invasion…
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福岡市 福岡
The tutelary shrine of Hakata. The Hakata Gion Yamakasa is a rite dedicated to this shrine, and UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage.
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福岡市 福岡
One view holds it to be the first of all Sumiyoshi shrines in Japan. With Osaka and Shimonoseki it is one of the three great Sumiyoshi.
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福津市 宗像・糟屋
Known for a shimenawa rope 2.6 metres across. Beyond the approach the road runs dead straight to the sea, and twice a year a path of light appears.
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篠栗町 福岡
Its bronze reclining Buddha, 41 metres long, is among the largest figures of its kind in the world.
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太宰府市 福岡
A plum said to have flown from the capital in a single night out of longing for Michizane. It blossoms earliest in the grounds.
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太宰府市 福岡
It stands over Michizane's grave. One of the head shrines of all Tenmangu in Japan.
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太宰府市 福岡
The Bukko stone garden and the Itteki-kai garden. The only Zen garden in Dazaifu.
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太宰府市 福岡
Its temple bell, the oldest in Japan, is a National Treasure. It was the centre of Buddhism in Kyushu.
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太宰府市 福岡
One of the three ordination platforms of Japan. Monks of western Japan took their vows here.
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太宰府市 福岡
At the foot of Mount Homan. As a shrine of matchmaking, young worshippers come without pause.
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The first Zen temple in Japan, founded by Eisai. He also brought tea seeds to the country.
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福岡市 福岡
Held to be the first temple Kukai built in Japan. It has the Fukuoka Great Buddha, a seated wooden figure.
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福岡市 福岡
A rite of compassion for living creatures. One of the three great festivals of Hakata, with stalls lining the approach.
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宗像市 宗像・糟屋
The mainland shrine of the three. Its treasure hall holds some 80,000 National Treasure objects excavated from the island.
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宗像市 宗像・糟屋
It stands on Oshima, and is held to be the birthplace of the Tanabata legend.
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宗像市 宗像・糟屋
The whole island is the deity. Women may not go, and those who land may not speak of what they saw or heard.
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久留米市 筑後
First shrine of Chikugo Province. One of the largest shrine buildings in Kyushu stands on the hillside.
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久留米市 筑後
The head shrine of all Suitengu in Japan. A faith for safe childbirth and protection from drowning.
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柳川市 筑後
It enshrines Tachibana Muneshige. A town of canals, toured by boat.
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八女市 筑後
The Yame-Fukushima lantern puppets are dedicated here. An Important Intangible Folk Cultural Property.
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北九州市 北九州
The shrine of the Kokura Gion drums. Drums struck on both heads are carried through the town.
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