Amanotanagao Shrine

Yigong

Original Text

This Tente eldest son shrine is Iki Ichinomiya. When the approach went suddenly, it was a little difficult along the way, probably because it was a day of mowing grass for residents 々. It feels like an ordinary shrine. There is no toilet.

Stone section crisis

Original Text

I worshiped because I am collecting the red stamps of Ichinomiya. I felt that it was cleaned properly and cherished. I came from the approach to the parking lot, so on the way back I went down the stone steps in front of me. I slipped and fell with moss. I was broken when I went home to the hospital. I think it's my own responsibility, but at least put on the railing.

It's a power spot.

Original Text

Iki Tsushima, which is arranged like a stone from Kyushu to the Korean Peninsula, has been a key point of transportation since ancient times 〜 When you go to ashibe CHO, where Sumiyoshi Jinja shrine is located, you will leave the town of gonoura. Yanagita bus stop Amatee Eldest Shrine is located in the forest of a small hill on the right. It was Tachibana Miki (1635-1703), a scholar of Japanese classical literature from the Hirado domain, who made it Tente Eldest Shrine. At Iki Ichinomiya, if you climb up the 137 mossy stone steps, you will find the shrine at the top of the mountain. The colorful decoration in the place 々 ...

Ichinomiya, Iki province. You can also receive direct writing of the red stamp

Original Text

Iki Province Ichinomiya. The enshrined deity is the eldest son of Tente. It's not a magnificent shrine, but it's Ichinomiya in Iki Province, which is said to have the most shrines in Japan. You can go up the stairs from the foot of the hill, but you can also drive up to the parking lot next to the main shrine. The last old slope turn is tough, but it's okay if you go up at once. It will be the same even if you come by taxi. It seems that the red stamp is placed in the main shrine, but if you contact us in advance, you can write it directly in the red stamp book. Miya ...

1ノ Palace

Original Text

There is a parking lot where several cars can be parked. Since it was the end of the year, it was also decorated with Shimenawa Shimenawa. The deity is the eldest son of Tente as it is. It seems that the god originated from the flagpole called Mitecho when dispatching troops to Sanhan. There is Tente Nagahime Shrine opposite the torii gate, and there is something like Tanabata legend.