Izutama Shrine

Power spot of kontohiragu

Original Text

The stairs of 785 steps are climbed to the main shrine of kontohira Gu shrine, but the stairs of 583 steps and 1368 steps continue to the inner shrine of the power spot 'izutama Jinja shrine'. If you follow the road on the right side of the main shrine, the tree 々 will be higher as the altitude increases, and the cool air will pass through comfortably. The stone steps continue to climb, but eventually you will reach a small vermilion shrine. When I looked from the right hand of the inner shrine, the sea in Setouchi was shining far away (^^)

Power spot

Original Text

I have to climb the stairs, but there are some things I have to go to. The scenery is good, and after climbing, you will be wrapped in exhilaration.

Wife の Nianwan Ye う

Original Text

When the child was small, the child liked the souvenir shop on the approach to the family trip, and it was not possible to go up to the kintohira Gu shrine, and the kintohira Gu shrine was thought to be the end point in the work trip, and it did not reach the OKU Sha shrine. This time, as the biggest purpose of my trip to Kagawa, I challenged my husband and wife until they were old and unable to worship. Information such as the net said that it would take about ３ time for a round trip, but I was able to make a round trip in ２ time. And the wife's long-awaited tsurusoku Jinja shrine is God 々 and the view is the best, and Tengu ... is commemorated.

To the back shrine.

Original Text

First of all, 785 steps. Even in the midsummer of the scorching heat, I managed to climb while surpassing the shade and attractive number 々 shops and landing grounds. However, if you come this far, you should definitely go to the back shrine of the power spot, plus 583, a total of 1368 steps. If you go over the right side of the main shrine, the number of people will decrease, and it is quite difficult, but you can climb comfortably in the dense forest.

and climb the stone steps surrounded by fresh green

Original Text

From the right side of the hall of worship of Kotohiragu, proceed toward the Gontama Shrine called the Okusha. At first, there were almost no stone steps and it was a flat cobblestone, but as I proceeded, steep stone steps continued in the thickets. I'm a little breathless, but ... I was able to climb with a feeling of Qing 々 surrounded by fresh green. The view of Kotohira, Marugame, and Setouchi from here was also wonderful.