Asayama Shrine

The shrine where God 々 first visits to the Shinzai Festival! The road is narrow but the parking lot is large

Original Text

Run about ３０ from Izumo Taisha Shrine to reach Asayama Shrine. After passing the company name monument, the road becomes narrower, and when an oncoming car comes, it is tough if either one does not give up. After that, there is a parking lot in Asayama Park and Asayama Shrine is enshrined next to it. There is also a private parking lot at Asayama Shrine in the parking lot, but it seems that there is no problem parking either. The atmosphere is good for the fact that the precincts are not popular. The toilet is located in Asayama Park.

God patrols の１ social and public transportation aircraft では far く inconvenient

Original Text

It seems that the reason why Okuninushi, who was impressed by the appearance of the main deity enshrined on the peak of Mt. Uhita, was asked by his wife in the morning was named "Asayama". When you come from Izumo City Station by bus (in front of Suya Clinic), you will walk about ３０ from the torii below, so it is recommended to drive up the forest road that has been laid out in recent years. The warmth of the trees is overflowing, and I feel the God 々 in the old place. Except for the festival, it is unmanned and explains "if you want a red stamp" beside the coin box (... in the stamp photo).

Please don't come.

Original Text

A shrine that God stops in front of Izumo Taisha Shrine at the time of the Shinzai Festival. It seems that it is Asayama because Okuninushi passed every morning. When I went by car, the road from the highway was narrow and undulating. Even if you come from the front, you can't pass each other, and even if you come from the back, you will be inconvenient. Izumo is rather like this, but I'm thrilled. Even if I feel like it on the way, I can't make a U-turn. There was a parking lot at the end of the torii gate and I was finally able to change direction. No shrine ...

There were playsets and gateballs.

Original Text

There were playsets and gateball fields, probably because local people were used. The elderly home was also coming by car, so it's good for those who want to relax.

It's calm and calm.

Original Text

It seems that this area is called "Asayama" because Okuninushi Okami passed every morning. It's a simple reason, but something is good. The shrine itself is small, but it has a calm atmosphere and I was able to relax. There is also an observatory just a short walk from the side of the shrine, where you can overlook the view of Mt. Asahi. In addition, there is a promenade where you can see the waterfall from the observatory, but it is not well maintained, and the essential waterfall was only a little visible because the trees were in the way.