■ A shrine visit, whenever the thought strikes
Sometimes you want to visit a shrine, but you cannot go right now.
Shrine Visit is the app you open at moments like that.
Pass beneath the torii gate, walk the stone path, and put your hands together before the main hall. The same steps as a real visit, in a quiet shrine setting.
■ From the torii to the main hall
Double-tap or pinch out to pass through the torii and enter the grounds.
Walk the stone path lined with lanterns, then draw closer once more to stand before the main hall.
An amulet stand waits to your left, and a fortune stand stands beside the hall.
■ Morning, noon, evening, night
The grounds change with the time of day on your device.
A quiet path in the morning haze, bright green at midday, a sky washed in crimson at dusk, and stars twinkling at night.
At dusk and after dark, the stone lanterns and paper lanterns are lit, their flames wavering softly.
You can switch to any time of day whenever you like, so you are free to linger in the night scene alone.
■ The proper way to pray
- Toss in an offering coin
- Pull the bell rope and ring the bell
- Bow twice, clap twice, bow once
Each step follows the order of a real visit, sound and all, for a moment that quietly straightens your posture.
■ Omikuji fortunes
At the fortune stand in the grounds, one visit coin draws an omikuji.
Along with your fortune - Great Blessing, Middle Blessing, Small Blessing, Blessing, or Misfortune - you receive readings for money, love, work, study, health, and the person you await.
Every fortune you draw is saved with its date and time, so you can read them again later and look back on how your month has been going.
■ One visit coin a day
If you have run out, you receive one visit coin each day.
Stop by for a moment each day. That is the distance this app is made for.
■ About privacy
This app collects no personal information such as your name or email address, and no account is required.
Your visit coins and fortune records are stored only on your device.
■ Please note
This app does not depict any real shrine and is not affiliated with any religious organization.
Please enjoy your fortunes as entertainment. No effects are guaranteed.
After all, it is all in how you take it.
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Visit a Japanese shrine anytime. Bow, clap, pray, and draw an omikuji fortune.