Awa-no-kuni Ichinomiya Sunosaki Shrine

Urgent な stage

Original Text

It was said that he was running toward Suzaki Lighthouse. After passing the torii gate, there is Zuijinmon, and beyond that there are insanely long stairs! !! There aren't many steep and long stairs so far. When you climb the stairs, you will find the main shrine, the end shrine of the two shrines on the right, and the Inari Shrine on the left. If you follow the signboard, you will find the Reiho Fuji Harukasho.

Urgent な stage

Original Text

It was said that he was running toward Suzaki Lighthouse. After passing the torii gate, there is Zuijinmon, and beyond that there are insanely long stairs! !! There aren't many steep and long stairs so far. When you climb the stairs, you will find the main shrine, the end shrine of the two shrines on the right, and the Inari Shrine on the left. If you follow the signboard, you will find the Reiho Fuji Harukasho.

If the weather is nice, you can see Mt. Fuji.

Original Text

It is a shrine that continues the approach across the road from the coast. From the road, pass the torii gate and Zuijinmon gate, and follow the stone steps to the hall of worship. It's not that big. If you cross the road and proceed to the coast, you will find a torii gate on the beach, and beyond that you will find a large black sacred stone. The temperature was high and I couldn't see Mt. Fuji.

If the weather is nice, you can see Mt. Fuji.

Original Text

It is a shrine that continues the approach across the road from the coast. From the road, pass the torii gate and Zuijinmon gate, and follow the stone steps to the hall of worship. It's not that big. If you cross the road and proceed to the coast, you will find a torii gate on the beach, and beyond that you will find a large black sacred stone. The temperature was high and I couldn't see Mt. Fuji.

Guanshan Sanke にて

Original Text

I went by bus from Tateyama Station. When you climb the long climbing stairs, there is a hall of worship. In addition, there was a good view of Fujimi torii, and the back of the torii was good on the sea. ◯