Not bad, but we were already so shrined out on this trip.

Very peaceful tranquil place to visit if you want to get a true taste of the Japanese culture.

Underrated shrine. Beautiful grounds. Lots of history.

When I come to Kagoshima, I go to Kirishima Shrine. Being that it had been a very long time, I drew my fortune. The result was a great fortune. Hope comes true as you wish. Don't be lost in the words of others. The result was "DAIKICHI". I am very grateful. I am really happy to hear that.

Beautiful shrine. You can hire guides (English speaking). There are 30 different areas of interest on the site, so be mindful to keep moving as there's a lot to see.

Beautiful and spacious shrine complex surrounded by forest. It was especially stunning during cherry blossom season. Plenty of free parking available through multiple lots.

This is the spiritual place you get surrounded by the best vibes, recommend to visit in early morning to avoid the crowd and enjoy this peaceful moment to the fullest.

It is located in Kagoshima and it is one of the most beautiful shrine I've ever seen in Japan. By the entrance, the place also has some restaurants, and souvenir stores so might want to check that out. Also, don't forget to buy and bring home some lucky charms.

This shrine is absolutely stunning! It’s designated as a National Treasure and pays tribute to Ninigi, the grandson of the sun goddess Amaterasu and the progenitor of the Imperial Family. It is also called the “Nikko of the West” because of its beautiful vermillion buildings and carvings. I could really feel the spiritual energy of this place (it is one of Japan’s “power spots”). If you’re into Japanese history and nature, you absolutely can’t miss it!

A historical Japanese cultural asset. There are rituals for worship. be careful.

Live up to its name of one of the top mystic shrine in Kyushu. Came on gloomy morning and was blown away by Kirishima Shrine. Kirishima as the name implies translate to Fog engulf shrine. The place feels so surreal and mystic with the fog covering the shrine. Lots of nature trails as well. To reach Kirishima Shrine from Kagoshima, simply take the shinkasen to Kirishima Jingu Mae, then take a local bus to the shrine. Do take note that the bus takes cash ¥290.

Lovely temple With great weather

Here in this Shrine, you can seek for the forest trail of nemerous string - trunk pine trees alongside the main walk path to its main hall .This makes you a feeling of tranquility, calmness togther with solemnity by talking a walk in the jogging track. Here you can't find a magnificent building of the Shrine but you can be inspired by the aestheticism of the fine art work by the Japanese artists.

Beautiful place. I liked the crescendo : the more you progress, the more everything around you gets beautiful. I don't want to spoil the pleasure for anyone, so I won't say much more. Just look around. Just a suggestion: After crossing the bridge, instead of going up the stairs, you could take a left, and then a right to the stairs that lead to Kame Ishi. Then you could go directly to Yama Shrine (left), which is worth a detour, and only then stroll to the main temple. Without missing the beautiful, moss-covered, fountain on the way.

Kirishima Shrine is located in Kagoshima City. Now It's autumn so it's very beautiful and a bit cold because the temple is on the mountain. The space is quiet and the people visiting the temple are very crowded. They lined up from the temple gate.

It is quiet place and not many people were there. Need to climb up a flight of steps but vehicles could drive up to near the temple. At the foot of the hill, there were shops and some snack, ramen shops.

So peaceful... Beautiful traditional shrine set in the Forrest above Kirishima. Not many tourists either, and ample parking.

古蹟保全十分好，古樹參天。 The temple was relocated and rebuilt here after it was burnt down by fire. It kept the traditional building method of using wood for all the temple. In ancient time, many leaders came here to seek for advise and pray for peace before setting out for wars. It was a famous and popular sites for tourist. It was a grate and beautiful temple surrounded by tall and thick woods / tress. People feel peaceful while walking into the area. You feel walking back to century. Good place for photographers.

Plenty of parking and a good short walk to visit the shrine. Not a lot for sightseeing but to enjoy and observe the local culture.

A must visit place if you visit Kyushu.... One of the most famous shrine of Japan....was too crowded when i visited in Mid-November....so quiet place with scenic beauty.....

It's good weather today, it was beautiful sightseeing. I'm so amazed of the Torii gate and the view was fantastic.

Very quiet and comforting place... Surrounded with nature ... Amazing view of Sakurajima

Superb shrine, embeded in the mountainous woody area north of Kirishima. Kirishima-Jingü is a "must visit", very emblematic of Kyushu island. Trees, running water, tweeting birds.... very relaxing.