大きな太鼓橋を渡って住吉大社へお参り 神社 










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楠珺社の大きな楠の木 🌲









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玉垣内の中から「五」「大」「力」の書いてある石を探して    御守りにするんですって  








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みんな一生懸命石をじゃらじゃらごろごろとかき回して探してます







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今度は大歳社の「おもかる石」









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この石を持って軽く感じたら願い  が叶うとか 










「夏祭浪花鑑」住吉鳥居前の影響かな 










床屋を探してしまいました爆笑











門之助  






When you cross a big arched bridge, you see the main shrine of Sumiyoshi Taisha Shrine where you  pray. 

There's a big camphor tree  in Nankunsha.

It was the first time for me to visit there.

Within the stone barriers, you need to find stones with the Kanji character signifying "five", "big" and "power" and make them your good luck charms, they say.

It was fun to hold "Omokaru Ishi" and try to feel if it is heavy or light at Oitoshi Boshisha".

They say that if you feel light, your wish will come true.

And if not...

Well, we'll see.

Maybe because I'm affected by "Natsumatsuri Naniwakagami" in Kabuki, I found myself trying to find the barber there.