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It is written as "Hateruma Mikasa" and is called "askon"
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I saw the panel of "Cultural Property Designated by Shiraho Public Hall" and it seemed to be called "Askon" written as "Hateruma Mitake". At the end of the torii gate, which was written as "Hateruma tsuruma", the precincts surrounded by trees 々 spread and there was a worship hall in front of it. In particular, there were no enclosures or tsuruma, and it was free to enter and exit, but tourists were hesitant to enter.
It is one of the prisons of Shiraho village. When I walked around Shiraho village, I found about 5. It seems that the famous one is about 3. This was about medium size.
I went to December 2017. It is Mitake that has not been listed on Google Maps yet. It is located on the northern outskirts of Shiraho Village, and you can go a little on a dirt road. It's a very mysterious place.
1771 It is said that the islanders who were forced to migrate from Hateruma Island to the Shiraho village, which was destroyed by the "Great Tsunami of Meiwa" that occurred in the year, worshiped the gods of their hometown. It may be a good idea to visit Taharadake nearby.
"Eneos Shiraho SS" along the national highway 390 line on the north side of Shiraho village is unpaved, and the road with weeds is about 1 walk to the coast side It's on the right side of the wide area. (Please refer to "Eneos Shiraho SS" and the access entrance photo for Utaki Tahara.) 1771 Because it was destroyed by the "Great Tsunami in Meiwa" that occurred in the year, the islanders who were forced to move from Hateruma Island were As a dividing and enshrining the God of 'Abi Mikoshi' in the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of
It is written as "Hateruma Mikasa" and is called "askon"
I saw the panel of "Cultural Property Designated by Shiraho Public Hall" and it seemed to be called "Askon" written as "Hateruma Mitake". At the end of the torii gate, which was written as "Hateruma tsuruma", the precincts surrounded by trees 々 spread and there was a worship hall in front of it. In particular, there were no enclosures or tsuruma, and it was free to enter and exit, but tourists were hesitant to enter.
they read it as "askon".
It is one of the prisons of Shiraho village. When I walked around Shiraho village, I found about 5. It seems that the famous one is about 3. This was about medium size.
Mikasa in Shiraho village
I went to December 2017. It is Mitake that has not been listed on Google Maps yet. It is located on the northern outskirts of Shiraho Village, and you can go a little on a dirt road. It's a very mysterious place.
with a sacred feeling.
1771 It is said that the islanders who were forced to migrate from Hateruma Island to the Shiraho village, which was destroyed by the "Great Tsunami of Meiwa" that occurred in the year, worshiped the gods of their hometown. It may be a good idea to visit Taharadake nearby.
"Shiraho's power spot" wrapped in silence
"Eneos Shiraho SS" along the national highway 390 line on the north side of Shiraho village is unpaved, and the road with weeds is about 1 walk to the coast side It's on the right side of the wide area. (Please refer to "Eneos Shiraho SS" and the access entrance photo for Utaki Tahara.) 1771 Because it was destroyed by the "Great Tsunami in Meiwa" that occurred in the year, the islanders who were forced to move from Hateruma Island were As a dividing and enshrining the God of 'Abi Mikoshi' in the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of the village of