Nashinoki-Jinja Shrine

Shrine where Kyoto's famous water springs

The shrine was founded in 1885. Somei no mizu," water that springs in the shrine grounds, is known as one of the three best waters in Kyoto. In autumn, the maple leaves surrounding the worship hall turn a brilliant crimson.

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  It is also famous for its hagi (Japanese bush clover), and in late September, about 500 hagi (Japanese bush clover) planted in the grounds bloom. The Hagi Festival is also held.
  During the Hagi Festival In addition to the traditional performing arts, there is also a tea ceremony.

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  One of the most famous places for hagi in Kyoto. Around 500 hagi (Japanese clover) trees bloom in late September, and the Hagi Festival is held from September 27 and 28.

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