Kibitsu Jinja Review

Yoshibetsu Shrine is located in Okayama City. It is recognized as the birthplace of the legend of Taro, a Japanese heritage. 27 cultural heritages of Okayama Story. There is time to visit, and Yoshibetsu Shrine, which has 8 cultural heritages.

The Yoshizu Shrine, which is famous for its rare main temple building in Japan and its 400-meter-long cloister, is a good sign for the big and rich sound of the pot in the shrine of Nagashi. If you break off or can't hear it on the way, it is a bad sign. How the heart of the person who hears it needs to be answered by the inquisitor according to the feeling of the voice to get the answer in his own heart is a very special experience.

About 1,500 purple flowers in the Yoshibetsu Shrine will be in full bloom every late June. Maintain the original natural terrain, use the straight line to create a full 360-meter corridor, purple flowers will bloom beautifully on both sides of the ginseng road to the Rock Mountain Palace on the way, and can heal the soul while visiting.

The most famous of the Yoshizu Shrine is the wooden promenade that should be more than 200 meters long! Go right in front of the main hall and the promenade will be visible to you. Since the main hall is located at the highest point on the hillside, the promenade is going down. The beauty is of course more direct to see the photos! Yoshizu Shrine is not a popular tourist attraction, JT went that day, only a few Japanese visited or visited there. A person walking quietly in the corridor of ancient wooden structures, and then in conjunction with the cool weather in Japan in May, it is really refreshing! This structure of the corridor reminds me of the thousand-ben bird residence of Kyoto Fushimi Inari Shrine. There is no road at the end of the promenade, so if you want to return to the main hall, you can only return the same way. There is a place with a painted horse and a small courtyard next to the main hall. You can have time to stroll around.

the place is very good for sightseeing the shrine is majestic and great! would be going back with my friends l.