Mt. Yashima

There is Uyajima Temple on the island. Far from the sky, near the place next to Takamatsu City. Uyajima Temple seems to be very famous. It is the 84th Panyu Institute in the four countries. But such a big building, so few people go. Relatively, you can take pictures slowly, afraid of the beauty. In addition, it is called Lion の to the sea behind it, and you can see the entire Takamatsu City, which is also one of the good places to watch the sunset.

The small train from the city to Oyashima is very cartoon, just two sections, and the most traditional way to walk on the ground, every intersection has a guardrail down, accompanied by the sound. The bus up the mountain is only 20 minutes away. Some people think the traffic is inconvenient, but I don't think so. Come here to pursue the rare leisure and tranquility, so why bother to be compact? Lost the minutes and pull the seconds without obstruction, slowly, we are not in a hurry. The scenery on the top is invincible, especially in front of a homestay called Taotailang, it is definitely a wonderful place to watch the sunset.

Climbing up is still a bit tired for me who lacks exercise. The air is very good, and the Yamashima Temple is on the top of the mountain. Worth a visit. Get off from the Yamashima Electric Railway Station and get closer to the mountain pass. Worth a look!

After taking the bus to the mountain, I started to hike. If I want to walk all the observation decks in the north and south, it will take about2-3 hours. The crownヶ Yue Observatory at the south end is relatively hidden and almost missed. After walking down the road to the abandoned cable car station, there is a small road next to the public toilet on the left, which leads to Guan ヶ Yue.

After coming out of Lilin Park, I came to the island bun of Qin Dianwu by Qin Dianwu by Qin Dianwu. Just after leaving the station, I saw the "ladder" leading to the top of the hill. So I went straight to the foot of the hill, thinking about going up the ladder. As a result, I found that the tram Lane leading to the top of the hill was not a ladder, but a tram lane, which had been stopped for a long time.

You can take a car up the hill along the toll road to a large parking lot, which is fully equipped. Tourists will be surprised that there are many shops selling small round earth flakes. This is to throw down the mountain, the farther the better. It was a move that mimicked the Warriors' throw-away helmets after victory, though it was hard to imagine their similarities.

It takes 3-4 hour to visit because buses are not very frequent from the foot of the mountain to the top. Taxi takes about 1000-2000 yen, while buses only need about 200 yen. The temples here are large and take a long walk but overlooking the city is really beautiful.