jinja

IPA: dʒˈɪndʒʌ

Examples of "jinja" in Sentences

My part of the site included a jinja and zen garden.
Wakasu-jinja, but only of 'O-Sugi,' the Great Cedar.
Rakuzan-jinja is Naomasa, grandson of Iyeyasu, and father of the Daimyo of Matsue.
Sakusa, the hamlet where the Yaegaki-jinja stands, is scarcely more than one ri south from Matsue.
-- The Kengyo of the above tradition was enshrined by Matsudaira in the temple of Shiyekei-jinja, at Oyama, near Matsue.
And hearing of these things, I could not help thinking about a strange pageant at the last great Izumo festival of Rakuzan-jinja.
They intended to gather Aborigines from all over Taiwan and gather them together in Taibei for a big festival at the Taiwan jinja shrine on 28 October 1906.
For one who gets a very bad cold prays to the deity of Yabu-jinja to cure it, and takes a vow to make a pilgrimage naked to the temple at the time of the matsuri. '
Now formerly upon each annual matsuri, or festival, of Rakuzan-jinja, it was customary to carry the miya of Naomasa-San from the village temple to the castle of Matsue.