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京都・貴船の『川床』が崩れる…男女6人が川に投げ出され「流されそう」全員命に別状なし 川の増水が原因か(2025年8月12日)
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【速報】京都・貴船の『川床』が崩れる…男女6人が川に投げ出され「流されそう」全員命に別条なし 川の増水が原因か(2025年8月12日)
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Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2025-02-12

Originally known as 'Kigensetsu' (紀元節 'Festival of the Accession of the First Emperor and the Foundation of Japan'), the holiday was moved to February 11th with the adoption of the Gregorian Calendar in 1873 (in part to remove it from the distractions of the lunar New Year).

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2025-01-09

Tamayori-hime enshrined the deity of water, Takaokami (高龗神), at the spring. To ensure no mortal eyes looked upon her sacred boat she buried it beneath rocks, and the shrine was later constructed above it.

'Kifune' 🟡🛶 'Yellow Boat' (黄船) ➡️ 😇🛶 'Sacred Boat' (貴船).

"winter

Nao-san's yellow kimono stands out amongst the vermillion lanterns of Kifune-jinja.The 'outer' hall of Kifune-jinja.Nao-san and Atsuko-san walk the narrow road towards Kifune-jinja's inner shrine.The horse statues at Kifune-jinja.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2025-01-09

🌨️🌦️THE HOME OF THE HEADSPRING GODS🐎🙏

A snowy trip to Kifune-jinja (貴船神社), home to Takaokami (高龗神 aka Kuraokami 闇龗神), a god that can summon clouds, and so presides over rain, sunshine and water in general.
Prayers have long be said at the shrine in times of drought or floods.

【京都・貴船】お盆は大盛況!観光客に人気のパフェを貴船川の川床で堪能 新人・河西アナがリポート(2024年8月15日)# kyoto
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2024-08-02

The village of Kibune (貴船) is home to Kifune-jinja (貴船神社).

Although they both use the same characters in their names, the shrine now employs the pronunciation 'kifune' as as means to distinguish the sacred from the mundane...a sound with a better feel for the water deities.

The distinctive approach to Kifune-jinja with its row of red lanterns flanking stone steps.The inner shrine of Kifune-jinja, concealed within forest.Kifune-jinja decorated for Tanabata (Star Festival) celebrations.The Kibune-gawa flows beside Kifune-jinja and cuts through the heart of Kibune Village.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-08-02

🎐KYŌTO'S BACKROOM😅

fresh green-
there are few people
in Kibune village
新緑や人の少なき貴船村 
-Sōha (波多野爽波).

For a thousand years Kyōtoites have escaped to Kibune (貴船) when the city heat becomes unbearable. Because of this the village is known as Kyōto's living room.

Nao-san arrives in Kibune ready to dine on the platforms that straddle the Kibune-gawa during the hottest months.The Kibune-gawa is a shallow river that tumbles through the village of Kibune. In summer platforms are constructed across the waters for open air dining.It can be 10 degrees cooler in Kibune than the city, and thus people for centuries have escaped here in the summer.The distinctive red lanterns that line the approach to Kifune-jinja.
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2024-04-25

The image of the mountain slopes bejeweled with blossoms earned it the springtime name 'Kibune Uzu' (貴船雲珠).

'Uzu' is a crupper ornament, often found on Chinese-style ritual saddles of the Heian period. Kurama (鞍馬) means 'Saddle Mountain', thus the sakura were its 'uzu'.

The red lantern lined approach to Kifune-jinja.In spring Kifune-jinja's ema (votive tablets) are in the shape of cherry blossoms.Statues of a black and white horse in Kifune-jinja shrine. In Heian times black horses would be gifted by the imperial court as a prayer for rain, and white horses as a prayer for dry/sunny weather.The main hall of Kifune-jinja shrine.
Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-02-20

In times past, during extreme weather events, the imperial court would turn to one particular shrine.

Kifune-jinja (貴船神社), nestled in the mountains north of Kyōto, is home to the god of rain. Horses were famously gifted to the shrine in an attempt to alter the weather.

Camellia Tea Ceremonycamelliakyoto
2024-01-09

Purifying hands before praying at shrines is always a challenge during the winter...👏💦🧊

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2023-12-06
A winter in Japan with snow.

#photography #japan #kifune #貴船神社 #snow

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