Jishu Shrine is located in the Kiyomizu Temple area of Kyoto. It is a Shrine for those praying for good fortune in love. There are a number of good luck charms that can be bought here to help you find your best partner.
Jishu Shrine, Kyoto
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Great pics! I pulled up my Kyoto pics from May and I’ve got several of the same pics including the matcha tea and snack! Did you buy the little cup for drinking the water down the steps?
you have the most amazing pictures that I ever saw, do you mind telling me what’s the Camera specs are do you have? keep up the great work.
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Thanks for your nice comment. I use a Nikon D700. http://shibuya246.com/about/#Camera