Hagurosan Toya Shrine

the stone steps...

Original Text

I headed to the shrine from the elementary school. It seems that you can also go from the street in front of the station. There is no signboard like either, so it may be safer to do a preliminary research. Just in case. The stone steps are tough from both. The precincts are not that large. It seems that you can go by car, but be careful as the road is very narrow. I used "Ishinomaki City Kawamachi Multi-dimensional Parking Lot". Because the first ２ time is free. The office is unmanned and will respond by pressing the call. The red stamp is Shoki ...

i'm going to buy a blue impulse red stamp book.

Original Text

I finished the red stamp book I used, so I thought this Blue Impulse red stamp book would be good if I bought a new one, so I went to buy it on a day trip from Tokyo. After worshiping, I pressed the intercom at the nearby shrine office and received a response. I was very happy to be kind. I am very happy to buy a red stamp book. The stairs to the shrine are quite hard, so I am impressed.

i love blue impulse!

Original Text

This shrine is a place you would like to visit if you are a Blue Impulse fan. You can buy cute amulets and the scenery is beautiful. There is also a parking lot!

It's a steep stone step. There was a blue impulse amulet and a red stamp book.

Original Text

Go straight on the main street in front of Ishinomaki Station, turn left at the traffic light, and turn right at the first traffic light on Tachimachi-dori to see the stone steps that climb the shrine. It took about ５ minutes from the station to the stone steps, but it was a hard stone steps to climb. ２００ There is a stage. It was a tight process from the beginning when I arrived at Ishinomaki Station. When I thought I had climbed, there was a ２０ stage first. On the left side was a park with cherry blossoms, and on the right side was a shrine building, a shrine office, and a bill awarding office. The shrine is wooden and seems to have a history. The explanation board shows the explanation of Toriya Shrine and Haguro Shrine ...

If you are a fan of Blue Impulse, this is a shrine that you visit once.

Original Text

Others have written, but this shrine is a very important place for fans of Blue Impulse. The red stamp book and amulet are blue motifs. From Ishinomaki Station, go straight on the street in front of the station ２００ｍ. Turn left on a large street (although it is one lane on each side) and look at the right hand from the signal of ２００ｍ and you will see a long stone staircase with a steep slope. If you go up here, you will see the shrine. It's a pretty tight stone steps, so let's wear comfortable shoes.