Tsukiyomi Shrine

Tsukiyomi Shrine is located in Nishikyo Ward, Kyoto City. It is said to have been established in 856 and is known for its rich history.

◇Attractions

・Prayers for safe childbirth: Within the shrine grounds is a stone known as "Tsukien-seki," which Empress Jingu is said to have touched during her safe childbirth. For this reason, the shrine has long been known as a sacred place for prayers for safe childbirth. Many pregnant women visit, especially on the "Day of the Dog" (the Day of the Dog).

・Prince Shotoku Shrine: This shrine is dedicated to Prince Shotoku and is also recommended for academic prayers.

・Main Hall: Remains of the Edo period architecture, allowing you to feel the history of the shrine.

◇Access

11-minute bus ride from the hotel.

The GrandWest Arashiyama

↓3-minute walk

Bus stop: "Hankyu Arashiyama Station"

↓4-minute walk by Kyoto Bus [Lines 63/73/83: Kokedera/Suzumushidera]

Bus stop: "Matsumuro Kitakawaramachi"

↓4-minute walk

Tsukiyomi Shrine

◇Visiting Hours

9:00 AM - 4:00 PM

◇Admission Fee

Free entry to the grounds

◇Summary

Tsukiyomi Shrine in Nishikyo Ward is a quiet place surrounded by history and nature. It's recommended not only for praying for safe childbirth, but also for historical and nature walks. Be sure to visit!