Itozaki Shrine

Itozaki Jinja Shrine, a historic shrine that is said to have been stopped by Empress Jingu

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The natural monument of the city, which is said to be about 600 years old, is very impressive! It's a pity that the view of the sea from the precincts has changed due to reclamation, but I think the scenery written in old documents etc. was very wonderful. It is a wonderful place where you can feel a relaxing time while imagining the time when the sea was right in front of you. (Granted items / distribution items) Goshuin / amulets, etc. There is a parking lot / there is a restroom

The 500-year-old camphor tree is magnificent.

Original Text

Visited Hiroshima using "Fukko Shuyuwari". Okusu, a sacred tree, is said to be 500 years old and is 30 meters high. It's fine. It is close to the sea and you can enjoy beautiful scenery.

Jinja shrine

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A shrine built on the edge of Empress Jingu traveling to Setouchi and stopped by to ask for drinking water. It was almost 1300 years ago because it was in the 8th century AD. The well at that time (Mitsugi Michoi) still exists. Although the sea is located in front of the sea, seawater does not mix even at high tide.

Itosaki Shrine is written in kanji with Itosaki Shrine.

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I visited Itotsuki Shrine in Mihara City, Hiroshima Prefecture. Ittotsuki Shrine is said to have been prayed in the first year of Tenpyo (729). Okusu, which is over 600 years old, stands in the precincts. It was a shrine with a stately style, such as a magnificent shrine, a venerable well, and a camphor tree that overwhelms what you see. Although it is a snake leg, I was given Daikichi with a fortune lottery.

Created in Nara Times の History ある Shrine

Original Text

Itozaki Shrine is located just off the national highway, and it is a shrine related to Empress Jingu, and it is said that the place name of Itozaki is also related to Empress Jingu. The parking lot was crowded during the first visit.