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Pray for safe travel at Sumiyoshi-jinja
住吉神社的点评
点评：The shrine was an easy walk from our hotel so we visited twice - once on a grey day and later on a beautiful sunny day.
If you arrive early in the morning, there are not many worshipers and no other tourists, just some monks and workmen sweeping the leaves on the extensive grounds and cleaning the koi pond.
We had the luxury to approach the shrine from both entrances on our two visits. The entrances are very different and we were pleased that we had the chance - and the time - to use both.
The grounds are large: a sanctuary of peace and greenery in the midst of the city, and relatively near the train station. There is much to be seen here, so take your time and wander around, being mindful of the signs on several buildings prohibiting photography and other signs prohibiting entrance. Following the Shinto tradition of rebuilding shrines every certain number of years, the Main Shrine Hall is rebuilt every 25 years. In addition to this very large vermilion and white colored hall, and the Inari Shrine with its short parade of red torii, there are numerous smaller shrines of natural wood, each housing a different kami. Sumiyoshi enshrines three deities who are the protectors of the sea and seafarers, hence visitors come here to pray for safe travels.
On the sunny day many locals were at the shrine, including several groups of very young children playing under the trees while their day-care minders were watching from the sidelines.
We spent part of our second visit re-photoing what we shot previously in cloudy weather. We then spent time around the pond photographing the reflections, which were not there the previous day. We walked around the compound and found the important and impressive Noh Theatre and the sumo dohyo.
You can easily spend an hour, or more, here.
If you arrive early in the morning, there are not many worshipers and no other tourists, just some monks and workmen sweeping the leaves on the extensive grounds and cleaning the koi pond.
We had the luxury to approach the shrine from both entrances on our two visits. The entrances are very different and we were pleased that we had the chance - and the time - to use both.
The grounds are large: a sanctuary of peace and greenery in the midst of the city, and relatively near the train station. There is much to be seen here, so take your time and wander around, being mindful of the signs on several buildings prohibiting photography and other signs prohibiting entrance. Following the Shinto tradition of rebuilding shrines every certain number of years, the Main Shrine Hall is rebuilt every 25 years. In addition to this very large vermilion and white colored hall, and the Inari Shrine with its short parade of red torii, there are numerous smaller shrines of natural wood, each housing a different kami. Sumiyoshi enshrines three deities who are the protectors of the sea and seafarers, hence visitors come here to pray for safe travels.
On the sunny day many locals were at the shrine, including several groups of very young children playing under the trees while their day-care minders were watching from the sidelines.
We spent part of our second visit re-photoing what we shot previously in cloudy weather. We then spent time around the pond photographing the reflections, which were not there the previous day. We walked around the compound and found the important and impressive Noh Theatre and the sumo dohyo.
You can easily spend an hour, or more, here.
翻译：从酒店步行到神社很方便，所以我们去了两次——一次是在阴天，另一次是在阳光明媚的日子。
如果你清晨到达，参拜者不多，也没有其他游客，只有一些僧侣和工人在广阔的庭院里清扫落叶，清理锦鲤池。
我们两次都有幸从两个入口进入神社。入口各不相同，我们很高兴有机会——也有足够的时间——同时使用这两个入口。
神社占地面积很大：它是城市中心一片宁静的绿地，而且离火车站也比较近。这里有很多值得一看的地方，所以你可以慢慢逛逛，注意几座建筑物上禁止拍照和其他禁止入内的标志。遵循神道教每隔一定年重建神社的传统，本殿每25年重建一次。除了这座朱白相间的宏伟殿堂，以及拥有短短红色鸟居的稻荷神社外，还有许多小型的天然木造神社，每座神社都供奉着不同的神明。住吉神社供奉着三位守护海洋和航海者的神明，因此游客们会来此祈祷旅途平安。
阳光明媚的日子里，许多当地人来到神社，其中有几群年幼的孩子在树下玩耍，而他们的日托保育员则在一旁观看。
第二次参观时，我们花了一段时间重新拍摄了之前阴天拍摄的照片。然后，我们在池塘边拍摄了前一天没有的倒影。我们在神社周围漫步，发现了重要且令人印象深刻的能剧场和相扑土表。
在这里，您可以轻松地待上一个小时甚至更长时间。
如果你清晨到达，参拜者不多，也没有其他游客，只有一些僧侣和工人在广阔的庭院里清扫落叶，清理锦鲤池。
我们两次都有幸从两个入口进入神社。入口各不相同，我们很高兴有机会——也有足够的时间——同时使用这两个入口。
神社占地面积很大：它是城市中心一片宁静的绿地，而且离火车站也比较近。这里有很多值得一看的地方，所以你可以慢慢逛逛，注意几座建筑物上禁止拍照和其他禁止入内的标志。遵循神道教每隔一定年重建神社的传统，本殿每25年重建一次。除了这座朱白相间的宏伟殿堂，以及拥有短短红色鸟居的稻荷神社外，还有许多小型的天然木造神社，每座神社都供奉着不同的神明。住吉神社供奉着三位守护海洋和航海者的神明，因此游客们会来此祈祷旅途平安。
阳光明媚的日子里，许多当地人来到神社，其中有几群年幼的孩子在树下玩耍，而他们的日托保育员则在一旁观看。
第二次参观时，我们花了一段时间重新拍摄了之前阴天拍摄的照片。然后，我们在池塘边拍摄了前一天没有的倒影。我们在神社周围漫步，发现了重要且令人印象深刻的能剧场和相扑土表。
在这里，您可以轻松地待上一个小时甚至更长时间。
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