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Important Shrine with a lot going on around it
丰国神社的点评
点评：Monday 5th May we visited this Shrine which is located in the in the grounds of Osaka Castle
This is a Shinto shrine which was built in honour of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who was the builder of this Castle in 1583. There is a statue of Hideyoshi which stands in front of the Shrine.
The Shrine was built in 1879 by the order of Emperor Meiji in 1879. It was moved to it’s current position in the Castle Park in 1961.
We entered into the grounds of the Shrine walking under the large stone Torii Gate.
We climbed up the steps to the main section of the building which housed the Shrine behind a sliding wooden door with noren curtains in front. The curtains are traditional ritual offerings to honor deities or for special ceremonies.
At the Shrine people pray for success and good fortune and they also leave offerings.
The Shrine building is flanked on either side by prayer areas, this completes the front area of the building.
This along with other elements of the building they all sit under the rather impressive green gabled roof, which we initially thought to be tiled.
We were informed that the roof is constructed with Hinoki Cypress bark.The roof with several layers and sloping sections has numerous finials, known as Chigi, around the edges and eaves.
We could see other sections of the building as we walked around, all topped with style roof.
There were a number of large stone lanterns in the grounds, some had figures inside. A number of Shinto Temple lion dogs, known as komainu or shishi stood in front of the Shrine. They were wearing with red bibs (maekake), to ward off evil spirits and diseases.
There was small building nearby to the Shrine which appeared to be some form of washing area. The Martial Arts School stood behind here.
This is a Shinto shrine which was built in honour of Toyotomi Hideyoshi, who was the builder of this Castle in 1583. There is a statue of Hideyoshi which stands in front of the Shrine.
The Shrine was built in 1879 by the order of Emperor Meiji in 1879. It was moved to it’s current position in the Castle Park in 1961.
We entered into the grounds of the Shrine walking under the large stone Torii Gate.
We climbed up the steps to the main section of the building which housed the Shrine behind a sliding wooden door with noren curtains in front. The curtains are traditional ritual offerings to honor deities or for special ceremonies.
At the Shrine people pray for success and good fortune and they also leave offerings.
The Shrine building is flanked on either side by prayer areas, this completes the front area of the building.
This along with other elements of the building they all sit under the rather impressive green gabled roof, which we initially thought to be tiled.
We were informed that the roof is constructed with Hinoki Cypress bark.The roof with several layers and sloping sections has numerous finials, known as Chigi, around the edges and eaves.
We could see other sections of the building as we walked around, all topped with style roof.
There were a number of large stone lanterns in the grounds, some had figures inside. A number of Shinto Temple lion dogs, known as komainu or shishi stood in front of the Shrine. They were wearing with red bibs (maekake), to ward off evil spirits and diseases.
There was small building nearby to the Shrine which appeared to be some form of washing area. The Martial Arts School stood behind here.
翻译：5月5日，星期一，我们参观了位于大阪城内的这座神社。
这座神社是为了纪念丰臣秀吉而建造的，他于1583年建造了这座城。神社前矗立着丰臣秀吉的雕像。
这座神社建于1879年，由明治天皇下令建造。1961年，它被迁至城公园的现址。
我们从巨大的石制鸟居门下进入神社。
我们沿着台阶拾级而上，来到建筑的主体部分，神社位于一扇滑动木门后，门前挂着暖帘。暖帘是传统的祭祀仪式中用来祭拜神灵或举行特殊仪式的供品。
人们在神社祈求成功和好运，也会供奉祭品。
神社建筑两侧是祈祷区，构成了建筑的正面。
祈祷区和建筑的其他部分都位于令人印象深刻的绿色山墙屋顶下，我们最初以为是瓦片屋顶。
我们得知屋顶是用日本桧木树皮建造的。屋顶有多层，部分倾斜，边缘和屋檐周围有许多被称为“千木”的尖顶。
我们四处走动，可以看到建筑的其他部分，所有部分都带有独特的屋顶。
庭院里有许多大型石灯笼，有些里面还有人物。神社前站着几只神道教寺庙的狮子狗，被称为狛犬或狮子。它们穿着红色的围兜（前挂），以驱除邪灵和疾病。
神社附近有一座小建筑，看起来像是某种洗涤场所。武术学校就位于这栋建筑的后面。
这座神社是为了纪念丰臣秀吉而建造的，他于1583年建造了这座城。神社前矗立着丰臣秀吉的雕像。
这座神社建于1879年，由明治天皇下令建造。1961年，它被迁至城公园的现址。
我们从巨大的石制鸟居门下进入神社。
我们沿着台阶拾级而上，来到建筑的主体部分，神社位于一扇滑动木门后，门前挂着暖帘。暖帘是传统的祭祀仪式中用来祭拜神灵或举行特殊仪式的供品。
人们在神社祈求成功和好运，也会供奉祭品。
神社建筑两侧是祈祷区，构成了建筑的正面。
祈祷区和建筑的其他部分都位于令人印象深刻的绿色山墙屋顶下，我们最初以为是瓦片屋顶。
我们得知屋顶是用日本桧木树皮建造的。屋顶有多层，部分倾斜，边缘和屋檐周围有许多被称为“千木”的尖顶。
我们四处走动，可以看到建筑的其他部分，所有部分都带有独特的屋顶。
庭院里有许多大型石灯笼，有些里面还有人物。神社前站着几只神道教寺庙的狮子狗，被称为狛犬或狮子。它们穿着红色的围兜（前挂），以驱除邪灵和疾病。
神社附近有一座小建筑，看起来像是某种洗涤场所。武术学校就位于这栋建筑的后面。
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