[Osaka] Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine, a historic shrine built in the 3rd century

#Spring0yentrip Sumiyoshi Taisha is a shrine located in Sumiyoshi-ku, Osaka, and when I visited, I was drawn in by its unique architectural style and serene atmosphere. Particularly impressive was the main hall, which is also designated as a national treasure and is built in the Sumiyoshi style. The vermilion pillars and white walls stand out vividly, creating an atmosphere that is a little different from other shrines. The grounds are spacious, and the large drum bridge called Soribashi is more impressive than it looked in photos, and when I actually crossed it, it felt like my feet were shaking, which made me a little nervous. As I strolled leisurely around the shrine, there was a tranquility that made me forget the hustle and bustle of the city, and I was also soothed by the sight of local people coming to pray. As a place that has long been worshiped as a god of safe navigation and prosperous business, it was a soothing shrine where you can feel the long history and the feelings of the people.