【Japan travel Vlog】Exploring Fushimi Inari Shrine summit | Kyoto, Japan

Have you ever been to the summit of Fushimi Inari Shrine?
I have been to the top twice.
The path to the summit has mysterious atmosphere and makes me feel as if I have wandered into another world...⛩︎🦊
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scene:
Opening (0:00)
Restaurant Inafuku (00:57)
Fushimi Inari Taisha (04:28)
Thousand Torii Gates (06:50)
Yakurikisha (11:22)
summit (12:34)
music:
♪ 神隠しの真相(Prod. by しゃろう)
Link : • 【30分耐久フリーBGM】神隠しの真相 (T...
♪【ユーキヒロセ（Original BGM） • 【作業用BGM】著作権フリー　心が落ち着く神... 】
♪冬の踊り子 - 騒音のない世界(Prod. by 騒音のない世界)
Link : • 【Music】冬の踊り子 - 騒音のない世界
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[@pasta9688]

Thanks for the high quality videos. Very useful and interesting to watch. Also the video editing is very soothing 💕

[@araztv4026]

Keren sekali perjalanan ke kuil di jepang 18:22

[@kanrekipapa]

とてもきれいでした。
見やすくて、わかりやすくて、楽しかったです。
ひとりでも多くの外国の方に見てもらいたいです。
編集が丁寧で、毎月弾丸旅動画を配信しているのですが、勉強になりました。
ありがとうございました👍

[@guuusdays]

ご視聴いただきありがとうございます。まだまだ拙い編集ですが、そう言っていただけると嬉しいです！

[@kanrekipapa]

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[@russellmathis4535]

This has been one of the best trips into the shrine for me. I didn't know it had the many paths to the top, and to such a height. Guu, under the lanterns do those happen to be wards? My kanji is not so good to know the meaning of what is on the lantern, and then ward (?) hanging. But I think I may know enough to make an assumption of them to be warding from spirits?
ありがとうございます!

[@guuusdays]

Thank you for watching! The word on the lanterns is "献灯", it means votive lantern. This vlog day has the festival in Fushimi Inari Taisha, "本宮祭", so many lanterns were lined up.

[@siuman1124]

Inazuma real life.
8:33 9:15 what is the small tori gate with writing used for? Is that an altar or grave?
14:26 ohhhhhhhh so that its used for.
16:35 amazing to think that the cat have seen all people from all walk of lives from different part of the world.

[@guuusdays]

Thank you for comments!
8:33 In the past, people made a wish at a shrine and dedicated a small torii gate as a token of their gratitude if their wish was granted. As a result, there are now more than 10,000 torii gates in Japan !!