Awata-jinja Shrine Review

Sueda Shrine is an ancient shrine built in Japan's Ping An period, located in the east mouth of "Kyoto seven" "Suedakou", is a well-known shrine that prays for travel safety. The shrine in the shrine, north to the Inari Shrine, is said to be the famous knifemaker Sanjo Xiaoduye Zong near the end of Ping An period before creating the famous knife Xiaohu Maru. The national treasure-class knife Sanri Yue Zong is known as one of the "five swords in the world", and it is also the works of Sanjo Zong. As one of the last societies, the Forging Shrine is the place where the Forging God is located, and it sacrifices three Zongjin and Sutiankou Fujishiro Jiguang. Fujishiro Jiguang is the most representative of the famous knifemaker in Sudakou. In his life, he has created countless famous knifes for the royal nobles, and most of them are short knives for body protection. The only existing knife he has created is the "one stage and one stroke", which is the imperial name of the Japanese royal family. Private property of the royal family remains to this day.

This is a temple belonging to Tiantaizong, built in 876, located in Suitakou Forging and Smelting District, Dongshan District, Kyoto City, Kyoto Prefecture.

There are many people coming to worship and many tourists.

An ancient shrine with a long history, mainly praying for safety and health, a large number of tourists every year, here is free and open, along the way there are free guides.

The Suita Shrine in Kyoto was founded in 876 A.D. and belongs to the Tiantaizong temple.