Kumano Shrine

Mysterious な Participation

Original Text

Park at the relaxing house next door. The deities are 11 other pillars such as Izakakuson and Susanoo-no-Mikoto. It is unclear where the entrance to the approach was, but the atmosphere is mysterious. Chigi in the main shrine is still vertically shaved.

Mysterious な Join the Road!

Original Text

Located in Katsumoto Town, Iki Island, Nagasaki Prefecture. It is located in the mountains of Tateishi Minamitochi, near Yumoto Onsen, and next to the precincts is the "House of Relaxation for the Elderly in the Ishi District of Katsumoto Town." When driving on the road, you can find a 'relaxing house' with a torii for some reason. From there, you can enter directly into the precincts, but the original entrance is a little down the road, passing through the approach of 々 trees, passing through the torii gate and climbing the stairs. The approach to the green carpet is Zui 々 in the spring sunshine, and the atmosphere is good. Boundary ...

a world like a thousand and a thousand hiding.

Original Text

It depends on the time you went, but it has a world view like a hidden world. Passing through the torii gate, there is a long staircase. The main shrine itself is not big, but it was a shrine where the wind blows comfortably.

I feel something because there's nothing.

Original Text

It is said that you can go straight up the stairs in the forest. The approach seen from the front of the torii makes you feel very sacred and terrifying. Mr. Miyaji is not resident, so you cannot get a red stamp.

I can't say the dense Omotesando.

Original Text

Although it is not well known, the atmosphere of the approach surrounded by dense forests feels power. A rare shrine where you can see one stone torii gate in the Edo period on Omotesando and one stone torii gate in the back approach. This shrine is the only one in Iki that has two stone torii gates in the Edo period. It is also said to be the theory shrine of Ataya Shrine, one of the twenty-four seats of Iki Kokushikinaisha. It's not a very famous shrine, but the mossy Omotesando and stone steps are worth a visit.