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It is adjacent to the Shiratorizuka Kofun tumulus, which is said to be the Noh Hono Mausoleum of Yamato Takeru.
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The deity is Nihon Takeru, an old village shrine, and it is said that the shrine of Shikinaisha is enshrined in the shrine. Adjacent to the Shiratorizuka Kofun tumulus, which is said to have been the Noh Hono Tomb of Yamato Takeru, it is said that the hat and cane that Yamato Takeru had until the time of his death are the gods. The approach is long and steep stone steps, but if you visit by car, you can use the parking lot next to the precincts and worship without climbing the stone steps. The Shiratorizuka Kofun is a few minutes walk from the parking lot, but the road is not very good on a mountain road.
It is adjacent to the Shiratorizuka Kofun tumulus, which is said to be the Noh Hono Mausoleum of Yamato Takeru.
Original Text
The deity is Nihon Takeru, an old village shrine, and it is said that the shrine of Shikinaisha is enshrined in the shrine. Adjacent to the Shiratorizuka Kofun tumulus, which is said to have been the Noh Hono Tomb of Yamato Takeru, it is said that the hat and cane that Yamato Takeru had until the time of his death are the gods. The approach is long and steep stone steps, but if you visit by car, you can use the parking lot next to the precincts and worship without climbing the stone steps. The Shiratorizuka Kofun is a few minutes walk from the parking lot, but the road is not very good on a mountain road.
I went to worship because it is a shrine related to Nihon Takeru. You can go up the long stairs from below, but if you go up the slope, there is a parking lot. The cherry blossoms are beautiful during this time of year. There is also an old burial mound nearby. I recommend you to take a walk with plenty of time.
I went to worship because it is a shrine related to Nihon Takeru. You can go up the long stairs from below, but if you go up the slope, there is a parking lot. The cherry blossoms are beautiful during this time of year. There is also an old burial mound nearby. I recommend you to take a walk with plenty of time.
I went to worship for the first time in a long time. The shrine is on the approach to the cobblestone stairs, but the stairs are not so steep, so even children can climb without difficulty. The plum blossoms at the entrance to the approach and in front of the shrine began to bloom, and I was able to feel the season when spring was approaching. There was an arrow signboard of the "Panorama Observatory" in front of the left toward the shrine, and I took a walk. I didn't know where the observatory was because there was no other guide. It was a place where you could see the nearby Kasato adjustment pond ...
It is adjacent to the Shiratorizuka Kofun tumulus, which is said to be the Noh Hono Mausoleum of Yamato Takeru.
The deity is Nihon Takeru, an old village shrine, and it is said that the shrine of Shikinaisha is enshrined in the shrine. Adjacent to the Shiratorizuka Kofun tumulus, which is said to have been the Noh Hono Tomb of Yamato Takeru, it is said that the hat and cane that Yamato Takeru had until the time of his death are the gods. The approach is long and steep stone steps, but if you visit by car, you can use the parking lot next to the precincts and worship without climbing the stone steps. The Shiratorizuka Kofun is a few minutes walk from the parking lot, but the road is not very good on a mountain road.
It is adjacent to the Shiratorizuka Kofun tumulus, which is said to be the Noh Hono Mausoleum of Yamato Takeru.
The deity is Nihon Takeru, an old village shrine, and it is said that the shrine of Shikinaisha is enshrined in the shrine. Adjacent to the Shiratorizuka Kofun tumulus, which is said to have been the Noh Hono Tomb of Yamato Takeru, it is said that the hat and cane that Yamato Takeru had until the time of his death are the gods. The approach is long and steep stone steps, but if you visit by car, you can use the parking lot next to the precincts and worship without climbing the stone steps. The Shiratorizuka Kofun is a few minutes walk from the parking lot, but the road is not very good on a mountain road.
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I went to worship because it is a shrine related to Nihon Takeru. You can go up the long stairs from below, but if you go up the slope, there is a parking lot. The cherry blossoms are beautiful during this time of year. There is also an old burial mound nearby. I recommend you to take a walk with plenty of time.
がLiでした
I went to worship because it is a shrine related to Nihon Takeru. You can go up the long stairs from below, but if you go up the slope, there is a parking lot. The cherry blossoms are beautiful during this time of year. There is also an old burial mound nearby. I recommend you to take a walk with plenty of time.
where is the panoramic observatory?
I went to worship for the first time in a long time. The shrine is on the approach to the cobblestone stairs, but the stairs are not so steep, so even children can climb without difficulty. The plum blossoms at the entrance to the approach and in front of the shrine began to bloom, and I was able to feel the season when spring was approaching. There was an arrow signboard of the "Panorama Observatory" in front of the left toward the shrine, and I took a walk. I didn't know where the observatory was because there was no other guide. It was a place where you could see the nearby Kasato adjustment pond ...