Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine

[marcasitevah]

Today I went to Fushimi Inari-taisha Shrine in Kyoto, finally. It was nice, and afterwards I had curry for dinner (and strawberry cake), plus I did a little shopping. Oh, and I fell in love with this cute cat at the shrine. It only meowed when I was there but it was scared of me. I wish I hadn't eaten all of my food at lunch because I would

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[elyndys]

All the torii are so pretty! And the kitty looks... kind of mad, lol, but they often do. That curry looks tasty too. :9

Thanks for sharing the pics! :)

[marcasitevah]

I only walked for part of it, then got tired and turned to leave.... which made me run in to the kitty. haha The curry was good but I like it with more veggies. Oh well, it was filling and warm :)

I hope you are feeling better (I read your entry on the train but couldn't comment).

[roadwaffle]

lovely :)
I have always wanted to go there.

[marcasitevah]

It really is pretty, I'm glad I *finally* went.

[happygoluckycat]

I loved that shrine, glad you got to see it at last! (^_^) Bless to the wee kitty! I miss Japanese curry ohso much!

[marcasitevah]

I didn't walk the whole thing because it was cold and I was tired, but it was really beautiful. Japanese curry is great but I like it with more veggies. Oh well, it was still filling!

[michannosekai]

Well, I rarely post on your LJ, but I can't resist to comment on this post.

Ahh, fushimi inari taisha! How much I love this place. It has this certain magic feeling on it, with all those red toori and yes, cats!

Really want to go back there again, but muri kamo....

[marcasitevah]

It does have a certain feeling... I loved looking at the trees and nature as I walked along.

I hope one day you can go back!

[reikoistic]

Ah. I wanted to go to this place so badly when I was in Kyoto but it wasn't on the itinerary unfortunately. ;_;

And the cat is so cute! (But then, all cats are cute to me. ^^)

[marcasitevah]

I love cats too! I wish I could have a pet. ;_; It's too bad you didn't get to the shrine but there is so much in Kyoto it is hard to fit it all in.