Omiwa Shrine

The shrine is located in the country of Dawa, which is now Nara Prefecture, but it is still far from Nara City. As a mythical three-wheeled mountain, it worships the big owner and is very tall. It is also known as one of the oldest shrines in Japan. Want to come here a little hard, no car will be very difficult here usually can't see any tourists, except the occasional visitors. The entire three-wheeled mountain is the Great Shrine, which is divided into three main shrines, except for the three-wheeled Ming shrines of the Zhengshe, the other two are the Nakai Shrine and the Kuyenkai Shrine, which serve the separation of the great gods. The Great Shrine in the middle is also the oldest shrine. The temple is actually not big, but this shrine has a few fun places. First of all, I asked for self-purification before visiting here. I just took a white prayer and shook myself, and then worshiped. I have never seen it in other places. In addition, the most popular offering here is eggs. Maybe it has something to do with the three-wheeled snake god. As a myth lover, it is worth coming over once to meet the desire of seeing the three-wheeled mountains and the big owners, but as an attraction, this place is not particularly recommended. In addition, there is a special feature of their largest doorway super tall bird house, you can see it all the way, it is a highlight.

It's a very uncomfortable feeling back, not like it.

This look doesn't look like a favorite.

It's a little climbing, but you can enjoy the sacred place and the magnificent view!