Kifune Shrine (original) (raw)

Visiting the Shrine

Main Shrine Open Hours

6:00~20:00 (5/1~11/30)

Special Evening Illumination

Illuminate the autumn leaves

Soundscape

Gushing water, breathing of the mountains, and singing of the birds.
The great nature surrounding Kifune Shrine and its environment will be delivered as a "soundscape”.

Gushing water, breathing of the mountains, and singing of the birds.
The great nature surrounding Kifune Shrine and its environment will be delivered as a "soundscape”.

About Kifune Shrine

Kifune Shrine enshrines the God of Water, the source of all life, and is the head shrine of two thousand water god shrines across Japan. Enveloped by this mountain air, Kifune Shrine has been a popular place of worship since ancient times.

祭典・神事

Festivals and Rituals

At Kifune Shrine, rituals from ancient times wishing for bountiful crops and peace as well as praying for the blessing of water continue to this day.

御祈祷・御守

Prayers and Amulets

Praying is one of the most respectful ways of offering ones wishes to kami (Shinto deity). Your wishes and prayers will be conveyed at the altar.

貴船の杜づくり

Transport & Access

Nearest station: Eizan Railway “Kibuneguchi” station

Nearest bus station: Kyoto Bus (Bus 33) “Kibune”