The original plan was to return to Nagaoka Tenjin Station after filming the Guangming Temple, and transfer to other routes to Zenfeng Temple, but the transfer location is very close to Nagaoka Tenmangu, so I walked closer to Tenmangu and waited for the opportunity to find food.After a morning maple viewing trip at the popular Guangming Temple, this time I enter the vast Nagaoka Tenmangu Shrine. The tourists are quite sparse but people like it more. I like the tranquility that comes after the excitement.
Sugawara Michizen, the god of learning, is enshrined in Tenmangu Shrine to bring luck to the public to study and take exams.
Sugawara Michizane was born in the 12th year of Seiwa (August 845, 8). That era was the heyday of Japan’s peace and prosperity, and also the heyday of court culture. Therefore, he was at the peak of literature and was a well-known scholar, poet, and poet at the time. politician.It is said that when he was 1 years old, he would chant Japanese songs and show his literary talents station by station. At the age of 5, Sugawara Michizaki was appointed as a doctor of essays and was promoted to Minister of the Right by Emperor Daigo. However, he was no match for the slander of the Minister of the Left, Fujiwara Tokihira, and was demoted to Kyushu Dazaifu as the commander in one fell swoop. He died in depression at Dazaifu.
The reason for the Tenmangu Shrine (てんまぐう) will be introduced in particular. Tenmangu is a shrine of Sugawara Michizaki, the god of worship in Japan. It is distributed all the way from Dazaifu. As mentioned above, when Michizaki Sugawara was demoted to Dazaifu, he passed through Nagaokakyo, Kyoto. Here, in order to commemorate him, there is also a Tenmangu Shrine for future generations.There is a wide Hachijo Pond in Nagaoka Tenmangu Shrine, and azalea trees that are said to be about 150 years old are planted on both sides of the road. It is very beautiful, and the maple is also very beautiful in autumn.
▲ After visiting Guangming Temple, take a bus to come here on the way.
▲ At last, stable sunshine showed up in the swift and cloudy weather in the afternoon.
▲ A row of azaleas is lined up on the approach road below the Otorii.
▲ This is not a spot for viewing autumn leaves that tourists often visit. The tranquil atmosphere is very good.
▲ Walk quietly in it, without too many noisy human voices.
▲ On the day of arrival on 11/26, the red leaves faded a bit, but their red beauty was not compromised.
▲ Looking up, the sky filled with red leaves is very beautiful.
▲ Come here, slow down and appreciate and experience.
▲ The occasional light and shadow will make you exclaim again and again.
▲ Ready to enter the main hall.
Sugawara Michishin's red leaves and song, the way is full of loyalty.
His poems and essays are compiled into the 12th volume of "Sugae Bunka". Although degraded to Dazaifu, he continues to create literary works. One of the waka works is included in the one of Ogura Hundred People. After inquiring, it turns out that it is not only the scholars of ancient Chinese literature. Politically, there is no ambition to send love to poetry, and Japanese scholars are even more, or looking at the red leaves in a long way, it can even more lead to thinking about the loyalty of the country.The following is his Japanese song:
This の degree is a coin も取り敢へず手向山红叶の锦神の随に (Chinese translation: I can't hold the coin here, but the hand is like the red leaves of the brocade, following the side of the gods.
▲ Maple viewing in Kyoto, I think the beauty lies in the colorful layers.
▲ All tourists are still crowded in Guangming Temple, so there are really no tourists here. (laugh)
▲ Sugawara Daojia's God Envoy-Niu Big Brother.
▲ You must study defensively when you come to Tenmangu Palace. The golden pattern on it is plum blossoms.
▲ The courtyard on the side is also colorful in autumn.
▲ See the level of color here.
▲ After visiting this scenic spot, today's maple viewing party was full of rewards.
▲ If you want to come here to enjoy the maple next year, you can first go to Guangming Temple and then go here for a walk. It is highly recommended.
◎ Nagaoka Tenmangu Shrine
– Address: 2-15 Tenjin 13-chome, Nagaokakyo City, Kyoto Prefecture
– Tel: 075-951-1025
– 開放時間：4-9月，9:00-18:00；10-3月，09:00-17:00
-Official website:http://www.nagaokatenmangu.or.jp/
