In Miyazaki City, South Kyushu, the Miyazaki Shrine is called "Shenmu Shrine", "Shenwu Emperor", and "Shenwu Emperor's Temple". In the 6th year of Meiji (1873), it was renamed "Miyazaki Shrine". Take the train from Miyazaki jr station for 2 minutes and walk for 15 minutes. You can also choose to take the 305 bus bus stop at the bus stop 2 outside Miyazaki jr station and go directly to the shrine door. The Miyazaki Shrine has two centuries-old trees that are extraordinarily solemn. On the right hand side of the shrine are five Inari Shrines, and dozens of vermilion tombs guide the shrine. In the center of the Miyazaki Shrine, there are two large bird houses made of centuries-old white-shirt trees. The light yellow stone lantern avenue is surrounded by dense woods. It is quiet and solemn. No wonder it used to be the emperor. .