Fujishima Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in the city of Fukui, Japan. In the former Modern system of ranked Shinto Shrines, it was a special shrine. Its main festival is held annually on August 25. [Wikipedia]
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Founded in 1876, Fujishima Shrine in Fukui city enshrines Nitta Yoshisada, the prominent historical figure who died supporting Emperor Go-Daigo in 1338. The current head priest is Yoshisada's authentic descendant!
Fujishima Shrine in Fukui enshrines Nitta Yoshisada, a famous samurai hero who fought for Emperor Go-Daigo and died a tragic death in a rice field of Fukui in 1338.
１８７６年に創設された福井市の藤島神社は、後醍醐天皇のために戦い１３３８年戦死した歴史上の人物、新田義貞を祀っている。そして現在の神社宮司を務めるのはなんと、義貞の嫡系子孫だ!
Wisteria at Fujishima Shrine in Fukui: The first pretty blossoms bloomed after the plants were transplanted from Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara 7 years ago.
ดอกวิสทีเรียที่ศาลเจ้าฟูจิชิมะในฟุคุอิ เบ่งบานเป็นครั้งแรกหลังจากนำเมล็ดจากศาลเจ้าคะสุกะ ไทฉะ ในเมืองนารา มาปลูก
Bunga yang baru mekar setelah 7 tahun dipindahkan dari Nara
Được thành lập vào năm 1876, đền Fujishima ở thành phố Fukui chôn cất Nitta Yoshisada, nhân vật lịch sử nổi tiếng đã qua đời người đã ủng hộ Hoàng đế Go-Daigo năm 1338. Vị trụ trì hiện tại là hậu duệ đích thực của Yoshisada!
Đền Fujishima ở Fukui thờ Nitta Yoshisada, một anh hùng samurai nổi tiếng đã chiến đấu cho Hoàng đế Go-Daigo và chết thảm khốc tại một cánh đồng lúa của Fukui năm 1338.
후쿠이 후지시마 사원의 위스티아: 7년 전 나라 카스가 타이샤 사원에서 이식된 이후 첫 번째 예쁜 꽃이 피었다
Wisteria at Fujishima Shrine in Fukui: The first pretty blossoms bloomed after the plants were transplanted from Kasuga Taisha Shrine in Nara 7 years ago.
In Fukui in central Japan, APA Hotel Katamachi is business hotel that makes up for its distance from the station by being comfortable and very affordable.
'Lights in the Moat' at Fukui Castle Ruins: Annual summer illumination event in Fukui City. Lanterns illuminate the whole grounds, with live music, food, games
'Kaika-Tei sou・an', the annex of the old and established Japanese restaurant 'Kaika-Tei' in Fukui. This annexed restaurant was designed by the famous architect, Mr. Kengo Kuma, who renovated the recently re-opened Kabuki-za in Ginza, Tokyo. You can enjoy original, creative Japanese cuisine cooked by a master chef here.
Close to the main station in Fukui in central Japan, Tomiya is a traditional Japanese izakaya (dining bar), serving up inexpensive food and drinks.
Miyazaki Chicken Restaurant/Bar, 'Kidoriya' in Katamachi, Fukui. Sent directly from Miyazaki, the chicken called 'Jitokko' is served in many ways, broiled, boiled, grilled, etc. You can also enjoy various menu items cooked with Fukui's fresh fish & vegetables.
Keya Kurotatsu Shrine (毛谷黒龍神社), at the eastern foot of Mount Asuwa, was built to enshrine the deity of the Kuzuryu River.
Fukui Castle is a flatland-style castle located in what is now the city of Fukui, Fukui Prefecture, Japan. During the Edo period, it was the headquarters of a branch of the Matsudaira clan, who were hereditary daimyō of Fukui domain under the Tokugawa shogunate. Wikipedia
Yokokan Garden (養浩館庭園, Yōkōkan Teien) is a traditional Japanese garden established in the Edo period (1603 - 1868). The Yokokan villa inside the garden was a former residence by the Fukui Matsudaira Clan.
