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Umenomiya Shrine, Kyoto

The Umenomiya Taisha is a Shinto shrine dedicated to Oyamazumi-no-kami, the god who first brewed sake.

The Umenomiya Taisha is a Shinto shrine dedicated to Oyamazumi-no-kami, the god who first brewed sake. It is also visited by couples wishing for a child and an easy delivery.


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About Umenomiya Shrine

 Japan, 〒615-0921 京都府京都市 右京区梅津フケノ川町30

 +81 75-861-2730

 www.umenomiya.or.jp

Umenomiya Shrine and Nearby Sights on Map

Matsunoo Taisha

Suzumushi-dera

The Suzumushi-dera or Cricket Temple is so named for the crickets all along the wall inside the temple that are raised by the monks in a constantly warm environment so that they chirp all year round

Nishikyō-ku

Ukyō-ku

Ukyo-ku is home to the Arashiyama hill as well as several Buddhist temples including Ninna-ji, Ryōan-ji, Tenryū-ji, and Nonomiya Shrine

Saihō-ji

Koryu-ji Temple

The Shingon Koryuji Temple is the oldest temple in Kyoto, dating back to 603 AD

Toei Movie Village

Horinji Temple

Horinji is one of the 5 head Shingon temples in Kyoto, dating back to 713 AD

Iwatayama Monkey Park

Togetsukyo Bridge

The Togetsukyo or Moon Crossing Bridge across the Hozu river offers great views of the cherry blossoms and autumn colors on Mt Arashiyama