[Kyoto] Visit Fujinomori Shrine, a shrine for horses and good luck in Kyoto

[Points to note] - A shrine watched over by the god who protects winning luck and horses - The birthplace of the Iris Festival, with a stone monument that gives a sense of history - Get your own lucky number with a numbered fortune slip [Description] Located in the quiet scenery of Kyoto, Fujimori Shrine is a power spot associated with the god who governs winning luck and horses. It is crowded with many people on horse racing days, and is known for being visited by jockeys and related parties. It is also famous as the shrine where the Iris Festival originated, and a stone monument engraved with that history stands within the shrine. In addition to the main shrine, there are several small shrines scattered around, offering visitors a peaceful time. Another distinctive feature is the numbered fortune slips. Draw your own number and receive a message of destiny. [Address] 609 Fukakusa Toriizakicho, Fushimi-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 612-0864 [Access] Get off at Fujimori Station on the JR Nara Line, about a 5-minute walk Or get off at Sumizome Station on the Keihan Main Line, about a 7-minute walk #KyotoTrip #Shrine #ShrineTour #KyotoTour #Horse