Mt. Osore Sai no Kawara

Monte osore

Original Text

the best that can exist, a place that reminds me of many things of childhood, just brings me the best

Monte osore

Original Text

the best that can exist, a place that reminds me of many things of childhood, just brings me the best

It smelled of sulfur and volcanic gas was erupting from the vent.

Original Text

　Osorezan is a sacred place in the northern center of the Shimokita Peninsula. It was a place with a unique terrain surrounded by Lake Usori, which is a caldera lake, and Mt. Osorezan, which is surrounded by a series of outer rings. There were several temples of Osorezan Bodaiji Temple, and on their left there was a desolate riverbank. The river of the cherry blossoms is still volcanic, and volcanic gas is erupting from the vent with the smell of sulfur. This river of the cherry blossoms with this unique terrain and its atmosphere ...

It smelled of sulfur and volcanic gas was erupting from the vent.

Original Text

　Osorezan is a sacred place in the northern center of the Shimokita Peninsula. It was a place with a unique terrain surrounded by Lake Usori, which is a caldera lake, and Mt. Osorezan, which is surrounded by a series of outer rings. There were several temples of Osorezan Bodaiji Temple, and on their left there was a desolate riverbank. The river of the cherry blossoms is still volcanic, and volcanic gas is erupting from the vent with the smell of sulfur. This river of the cherry blossoms with this unique terrain and its atmosphere ...

It's exactly the river of the cherry blossoms.

Original Text

I visited Osorezan in late July. At first, I climbed the stairs and mountain roads aiming for Fudo Myoo and returned to the entrance of Sai no Kawara again. There was no sense of life in the gray scenery around me. There were colorful small windmills here and there, and there were stone statues burned by hot steam of geothermal heat, and the scenery was the opposite of the vitality. I was well understood that those who lost their loved ones 々 visited here to comfort the spirits of the dead 々 or to reunite with them ...