Oni no Sashiage Iwa

Momotaro's extermination of oni

Original Text

It was a very cold February, and it was a day like a small snow in Okayama. There was a parking lot in the mountains with a rental car (no winter tires!), and there was a parking lot at the end of the narrow road after Onino Castle. Apparently, it seems to walk from here (there is a guide map, but I don't know the distance well). Only the coat is a casual tourist figure, and it is so meticulous to walk alone on the mountain road in the small snow, and the road is unknown, so I think I will return ...

Power spot

Original Text

Although it is part of the tourist attraction "Onino Castle" in Soja City, it is a little far from Onino Castle. １ You can see it within hours. It is a place that has attracted attention as a power spot in recent years.

said Winrotten

Original Text

It is a megalith in a place called "Iwaya" a little away from Onino Castle. There is a legend that Onra, who is said to be a model of demons, was built by lifting a rock. It was a ridiculously large rock. The parking lot was a little far away.

５ minutes by car from the oni Castle, and １０ minutes on foot

Original Text

As an individual ruins, it is' oni no tsukiiwa ', but in pamphlets, it is often called' oni no Jo IWAYA. ' I think it's a common way to think about it as a set with "oni no Jo" rather than aiming only here. Therefore, first read the item of "Oni no Jo-Iwaya" and decide to go to Oni no Jo, think about whether to go here. A parking lot (with toilet) is about ５ by car from Oni no Jo. From there, I climbed the mountain road １０ minutes. ...

Oni no gigantic rock

Original Text

The megalithic rock "Oni no Sensei Iwa" is about 10 minutes drive from the Oninojo Visitor Center. This rock is 15 meters long, 5 meters wide, and 5 meters thick, and it seems that Wenra (oni) gave this huge rock to create IWAYA (from the guide board). There is also a space inside Iwaya that is large enough for people to enter while standing. Transportation is inconvenient, but it is worth a visit as a power spot.