[2025 Kyoto Attraction] Travel Guide for Imamiya Shrine (Updated Apr)

This is the specialty of Imamiya Shrine in Kyoto (aburi mochi). This is the only place where you can eat aburi mochi! And what makes this place special is that there are two aburi mochi shops directly opposite each other. Both shops have different flavors, so most people compare them to see which one they prefer. I went on a weekday and there were about 15 groups lined up. Both shops have large eating areas, so the turnover is fast and the wait time was about 15 minutes. If you go with more than 3 people, it seems like a good idea to line up at both shops and then move between them. When you sit down, you can choose the number of sticks you want, starting from 12. Tea is also included, so you can take a break. Kinako mochi is grilled and dipped in miso-flavored sauce, and I got the impression that one shop was sweet and the other shop had a strong miso flavor! I thought 12 sticks was a lot, but I ate it all up! You can also take it home, so please go and try it! #Kyoto sightseeing #solo trip #group trip #Imamiya Shrine #aburi mochi

●Name Imamiya Shrine ●Access 21 Murasakino Imamiya-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto 🚗Use nearby parking ●Points Imamiya Shrine is also known as "Tamanokoshi Shrine" If you have a strong desire to make your dream of marrying a wealthy man come true, please come and visit us😊 The benefits of marrying a wealthy man come from the Cinderella story of "Otama-san" I visited on October 22nd, but the signs of autumn are yet to come The best time to see the autumn leaves in Kyoto will be from around November 20th to 25th🍁 #Autumn trip #Autumn leaves spots

Kazariya offers the Kyoto specialty "aburi mochi" After skewering on thin bamboo skewers and coating them with kinako, they are grilled over charcoal and then served with a white miso sauce. One serving is 13 pieces for 500 yen. You may think that the number of pieces per serving is a lot, but the aburi mochi are small, so it's okay. Please come and visit us!! #photogenicspot #gourmettrip #tourismsupport #kyoto #kyototrip

Imamiya Shrine, located in a quiet corner of Kyoto, is a spot where you can stroll around leisurely without being crowded with tourists. It has been cherished to this day by the people who live in an area of ​​Kyoto called Nishijin. No matter how many times you visit, there is always something new to discover at Imamiya Shrine, so be sure to visit it on your next trip to Kyoto! #breathtakingview #photogenicspot #tourismsupport #Kyoto #Kyototrip #shrine

Imamiya Shrine is also known as Tama no Koshi Shrine. Located in a quiet corner of Kyoto, this shrine is not crowded with tourists, and 30 minutes is enough for a leisurely stroll. It was a little rainy on the day, but miraculously, the rain stopped at Imamiya Shrine. You can also get a rare Tama no Koshi amulet, a talisman made from Nishijin textile, here. If you collect love amulets, good luck amulets, etc., why not visit Imamiya Shrine once? #talisman #Kyoto #tourism support #Imamiya Shrine #fresh greenery #forest bathing #tourism support#great view

●Name Aburimochi Kazariya ●Access From Kyoto Station, take city bus route 205 to Funaokayama, then walk for 7 minutes From Kyoto Station, take the subway to Kitaoji Station and change to city bus route 205 or 206 for a shorter journey ●Points A long-established aburimochi shop with 400 years of history Two shops, "Ichiwa" and "Kazariya," on either side of the approach to the shrine, both serve aburimochi The mochi, which is skewered and grilled over charcoal, is said to ward off evil The combination of white miso and sugar is a unique Kyoto flavor You can eat two plates for 500 yen per person Both shops are delicious, so try them out #Kyoto #Gourmet #Gourmet Trip

#DomesticTravelTactics #AburiMochi #ImamiyaShrine Imamiya Shrine in Kyoto⛩️ It's famous for its AburiMochi. There are two on either side of the approach to the shrine, so try them and compare! It's a taste you won't find anywhere else. A taste you'll want to eat again and again.

#tokyotravel Address: 21 Murasakino Imamiyacho, Kita Ward, Kyoto, Japan 🇯🇵 Imamiya Shrine (Imamiya Jinja) is a Shinto Shrine that was founded during the Heian period in 994, located in Kita Ward, Kyoto, Japan. It was originally established for patrons to pray for safety from an epidemic, shrine with a thousand year history, and have a reputation when it comes to prayers for good health and recovery from illness Enshrining Onamuchi no Mikoto, local deity Kotoshiranushi no Mikoto, and Kushinada hime no Mikoto as a trinity called Imamiya Mihashira Okami, the Imamiya Shrine god is known for its influence over prayers for good health, long life, and the curing of illness. In front of the main hall is a yard of white gravel raked into line and delineated as sacred space, and large bronze lanterns flank either side. It is an ancient Shinto Shrine with a long history. The atmosphere is peaceful and shady, and the beautiful scenery is scattered throughout the area. many people come here to pray for blessings. #history#shrine #kita #kyoto #japan

📍Imamiya Shrine Imamiya Shrine is located very close to Kinkakuji Temple, a popular tourist spot in Kyoto City! It is said that there was a shrine dedicated to the god of plague before the Heian capital was established. Also known as Tama no Koshi Shrine⛩️ . There is a shop selling Aburi Mochi at the entrance! 【INFORMATION】 Imamiya Shrine 📮21 Murasakino Imamiya-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture 603-8243 🕑9:00-17:00 #0 Yen Trip November

I had the famous Aburimochi at Imamiya Shrine. I had Kazariya's Aburimochi. It was raining heavily in Kyoto, but there was a constant stream of customers. When I arrived, there were six groups of people waiting in front of me. I think it's all about timing, but it's best to give yourself plenty of time. I waited in the cold while sipping hot tea for 10-15 minutes, and the Aburimochi arrived. It was fragrant and overwhelming, and I ate it all in no time. The person who came after me had their order delivered right away. It's the timing for grilling the mochi. Cash only. Souvenirs are available for a minimum of three people. #0yentravelNovember

~Kita-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture~Imamiya Shrine, also known as Tamanokoshi Shrine, is a power spot for women that brings good luck in matchmaking, marriage, safe childbirth, and more! ❓❓Why Tamanokoshi Shrine❓❓A super simple explanation! Born to the daughter of a greengrocer in the Edo period, commonly known as Otama-chan! Otama-chan was beautiful, and caught the eye of a high-ranking person in the Ooku, and became the wife of the Shogun! (Concubine) She also gave birth to a boy, and became the Shogun's birth mother. When Otama-chan entered the castle, the townspeople saw the gorgeous palanquin (like a car that came to pick her up from the castle) and called her Tamanokoshi! Imamiya Shrine is where Otama-chan is enshrined⛩️ ☑️Good luck is safe childbirth, and the matchmaking amulets are cute♡There are no same colors, so choose your favorite color! ☑️The waka fortune-telling slips are beautiful! ☑️The grounds have a calm atmosphere, so you can worship at your leisure ☑️A sacred stone that brings good health when you stroke it! Pray for good health by stroking it! 📍Imamiya Shrine Address: 69-69 Murasakino Imamiya-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto, Kyoto Prefecture 603-8243 #0 yen travel #Kyoto #Kyoto sightseeing #kyototrip #kyototravel #kyototemples #temples and shrines #japantrip #japantravel #japantemple #Japanese travel tour #power spot shrine #power spot tour

~Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture~Imamiya Shrine ☑️Keishoin was born as the daughter of a greengrocer, later became the mother of a shogun and rose to the rank of Juichii, becoming the origin of the word "Tamanokoshi" (a marriage of a wealthy woman)! ☑️Keishoin, the birth mother of the fifth Tokugawa shogun, Tsunayoshi, was called "Otama-san" ☑️She became a concubine of the third shogun, Iemitsu, and later spent a time of splendor in the Ooku as the birth mother of the shogun! ☑️The origin of the word "Tamanokoshi" comes from the fact that she rose to the highest rank as a woman, Juichii! ☑️Imamiya Shrine is a popular power spot for women, said to bring good luck in safe childbirth and a marriage of a wealthy woman! For reference when sightseeing in Kyoto, Kyoto trip♡ #0 yen trip #Power spot tour #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto #Power spot shrine

#June Travel Support Event A shrine over a thousand years old. It was built to ward off plagues and disasters, but was destroyed during the Onin War. Otama, the daughter of a greengrocer in Nishijin, Kyoto, became the shogun's concubine, gave birth to a son who would become the next shogun, and became the most influential woman. It is said that this Otama contributed to the reconstruction of Imamiya Shrine.

#Sakura2024 Imamiya Shrine in Kyoto ✨ This shrine is famous for its connection to Tokugawa Tsunayoshi's mother, Keishoin! Keishoin (commonly known as Otama) rose from the daughter of a greengrocer to a concubine, gave birth to Tsunayoshi, who became the 5th Shogun, and wielded power in the Ooku 😌It is said that this is the origin of the word "Tamanokoshi" ☺️ Imamiya Shrine also sells Tama no Koshi amulets (¥800) 🤗💓This shrine is recommended for those who wish for a good relationship 💕 𓂃 𓈒𓏸𓂃 𓈒𓏸𓂃 𓈒𓏸𓂃 𓈒𓏸𓂃 𓈒𓏸𓂃 𓈒𓏸Imamiya's strange stone [Ahoken-san] In the grounds of Imamiya Shrine, there is a mysterious power stone that is said to become lighter when you lift it only if your wish comes true 👀 After lifting the stone three times, make a wish, stroke the stone three times, lift it again, and if it is lighter, your wish will come true 😌 𓂃 𓈒𓏸𓂃 𓈒𓏸𓂃 𓈒𓏸𓂃 𓈒𓏸𓂃 𓈒𓏸𓂃 𓈒𓏸❤️Recommended point ✅ On the approach to the shrine, there is a shop selling the famous Aburimochi! Be sure to visit it along with your prayers! ✅ The goshuin is handwritten, not written in advance! ✅Pray for good relationships and a wealthy husband🫶✅The gods of warding off evil and transport are also enshrined Spot information━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━📍Imamiya Shrine 🗺Address: 21 Murasakino Imamiya-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture🚗Access: Take city bus #46 and get off at "Imamiya Jinja-mae"⏰Opening hours: 9:00-17:00 #Imamiya Shrine #Kyoto #Kyoto Tourism #Power Spot #Seal #Temples and Shrines

Imamiya Shrine - Avoiding epidemics Summer-only Eisha Goshuin This shrine is a place where people pray to avoid disasters, along with the famous Yasaka Shrine, which was built to stop epidemics during the Heian period. It is located in a natural environment, and the air is very clean and soothing. When I visited in July, there was a summer-only goshuin. Summer-only Eisha Goshuin - 1,000 yen *You can write it directly in your goshuin book, not in advance Imamiya Shrine is famous for its "Yasurai Dolls (300 yen each)" that can be used to avoid epidemics and pray for good health. You can write your name on a paper doll with your wishes for good health. The summer purification ritual is over, and if you want to stay healthy for the remaining six months of 2023, why not visit the shrine and pray for good health at the "Yasurai Dolls"? ■Location 21 Murasakino Imamiya-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture ■Visiting hours 9:00-17:00 ■Access 20-minute walk from Kitaoji subway 20-minute walk from Kinkakuji Temple #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto trip #Kyoto #Eisha #Shrines and temples #Temple tour #Imamiya Shrine

Imamiya Shrine A shrine located about a 20-minute walk from Kitaoji subway station. Perhaps because it is located a little far from the station, there seemed to be few tourists visiting to worship. As a result, you can leisurely look around the grounds, and it was a very relaxing shrine. They will write your goshuin directly for you. There are more pre-written ones left to prevent the spread of infection, but it's still nice to have them write it for you. Nearby is Kazariya, Japan's oldest Japanese confectionery shop. Aburi-mochi 600 yen per person The mochi that is grilled on the spot is very delicious, so be sure to stop by when you visit Imamiya Shrine. ■Location 21 Murasakino Imamiya-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture ■Visiting hours 9:00-17:00 #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto trip #Shrines and temples #Temple tour #Goshuin #Imamiya Shrine #Aburi-mochi

Imamiya Shrine A shrine located about a 20-minute walk from Kitaoji subway station. Perhaps because it is located a little far from the station, there seemed to be few tourists visiting to worship. As a result, I was able to leisurely look around the grounds, and it was a very relaxing shrine. Imamiya Shrine is a shrine associated with Keishoin (Otama no Kata), who rose from the daughter of a greengrocer to become the birth mother of Tokugawa Tsunayoshi. That is why it is also famous as the "Tamanokoshi Shrine." It is also said that the shrine has the power to grant fertility, as it is said to be a "child like a jewel." The dog ema (500 yen), which symbolizes safe childbirth, is very cute. When you leave the east gate, you will find a shop selling the famous aburi mochi. When you visit, be sure to stop by. ■Location 21 Murasakino Imamiya-cho, Kita-ku, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture ■Opening hours 9:00-17:00 #Kyoto sightseeing #Kyoto trip #Shrines and temples #Temple tour #Temple stamp #Imamiya Shrine #Aburi mochi