Sapporo Fushimi Inari Shrine (with kids)

This shrine not allow for take a photo or video recording. Inside very quite. Small shop look like abandoned. Has only one young lady staff for help customer for souvenirs. Bus stop not far from this shrine.

The shrine is pretty but quite small. The path to go there is lined with Torii gates, which made it really mesmerising. It’s in a secluded area that’s quite hard to get to if you don’t have a car, and it was snowing really hard when we visited. We had to walk through the snowstorm to get there 😅 There was barely anyone else there, and we couldn’t write wishes or do much. All we did was pray to th...

Went during the end of winter, small walk up a hill to the main Shrine. Walk was slightly difficult due to the melting snow, but the atmosphere was extremely calming and beautiful

Sapporo Fushimi Inari Shrine is a charming, smaller version of Kyoto’s famous Fushimi Inari Shrine. It’s equally beautiful but much less crowded, offering a more peaceful experience. However, be aware that they’re strict about photography beyond the torii gates. You’ll need to ask for permission at the shrine office, which we did to respect the rules. Still, it’s a lovely spot to visit if you're l...

Please be respectful. There are at least two signs saying no photos inside the shrine and after the first tori gate. However that doesn't stop people being ugly and bringing in tripods trying to capture photos for their social media. This location is about 10 minutes walking from the bus stop ( uphill walk).