\n\u5916\u5bae<\/a> one small sign misled us went to a native entry with no car park and stairs, there is another formal entry with car park, big signs and proper entry a bit further up, lots of small shrines inside, mommy ran out of money right after
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<\/a>\n\u5185\u5bae<\/a> free parking is quite far from the shrine, parking next to it cost 500 yen, 300m to walk up with flat stairs, big inside, lots of small ones, mommy saw snake near one of the little garden like area, shrine looks better>
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<\/a>\n\u5929\u5ca9\u6238\u795e\u793e<\/a> can walk from Naiku straight, pass the pyramid mountain, and very steady downwards, we went to pick up the car and arrived to Amanoiwato Shrine and realised it was hard to turn around except through the Y of mountain road up, went upwards to the pyramid, really steady and tiring, but worth to go. Got view of the pyramid again from the way to Kono Shrine on route 9, Aminoiwato Shrine has god for giving birth as well, and a little shrine on half way of the rock that darling climb up to deposit the coin, I washed my stone with the cool water. Nice pond and water.
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<\/a><\/p>\n\u7c60\u795e\u793e Kono Shrine, get inside done by nice man, a few small ones and water music. Feel like newly innovated and my stone like this place most.<\/p>\n
\u771f\u540d\u4e95\u795e\u793e Manai Shrine, next to Kono shrine, got direction from Kono shrine staff too. Small parking in front. Very quiet, got water from entry, another \u5b89\u7523\u795e\u793e, a small one on the right hand of the main one. 2014.07.02 Revisit \u6c38\u5e73\u5bfa’s \u8d8a\u524d\u548c\u7d19 shop, got lots of souvenirs. <\/p>\n \u767d\u5c71\u5e73\u6cc9\u5bfa\u795e\u793e<\/a>, Hakusan heseiji shrine, very spacious inside, many small gods there too but not as many as before. \u4e09\u30ce\u5bae\u795e\u793e was more inside, 5-10min walk, it was for safe birth as well. Made a wish for friend in Korea. We also saw many interesting small native animals and insects, never saw before like dried leaf color frog :). Last stop is the \u767d\u5c71\u9577\u6edd\u795e\u793e Hakusan Nagataki Shrine, on the way to \u98db\u9a28\u9ad8\u5c71 already, just off the street a little bit drive off the highway and free parking outside. This is near the waterfall where \u5317\u658e did his paint too, but too far\/tired to walk there (around 15min walk). Quiet place again, there was. Very small bridge, but that was the original bridge that people used to pass through. It’s kind of a mix of shrine and temple, some of the small shrines didn’t have a place for small money. There was water place too, but it taste a bit weird darling said. Then we went back home through \u6771\u6d77\u9053\u8def.<\/p>\n 2014.06.30 \u7687\u5927\u795e\u5bae Kotai Shrine \u5916\u5bae one small sign misled us went to a native entry with no car park and stairs, there is another formal entry with car park, big signs and proper entry a bit further up, lots of … Continue reading
\n<\/a>My first tochi mochi from a \u9053\u306e\u99c5, but very hard <\/a>
\n2014.07.01
\n\u767d\u5c71\u6bd4\u54a9\u795e\u793e \u3057\u3089\u3084\u307e\u3072\u3081\u3058\u3093\u3058\u3083<\/a>, Shirayama Hime Shrine, quite big, and we can do the xxx ourself outside the main gate, on the right hand side, with instruction.
\nRight inside on the left, there was my name stone, by \u82ad\u8549-\u56fd\u306e\u83ef \ud83d\ude42 inside is really busy actually, and there was grass door for us to walk around to get in again.
\nOutside the shrine we had got \u6803\u9905<\/a>Tochi mochi,( very soft compare with yesterday’s from \u9053\u306e\u99c5, \u7b39\u3059\u3057<\/a>sasa sushi, and other food.
\nPassed \u6c38\u5e73\u5bfa<\/a> on the way but didn’t get in since there was no free parking, very busy and need to walk quite a lot, and it looks like tourist place already. But got souvenir from \u8d8a\u524d\u548c\u7d19 shop and had \u3054\u307e\u8c46\u8150\u30bd\u30d5\u30c8\u30a2\u30a4\u30b9 very nice and strong black sesame flavor and taste, except it was too sweet, and got sesame tofu too, flavor was not bad.<\/p>\n
\n\u8cc0\u8302\u795e\u793e on the way of driving. Quiet and have big car park on the side, have twelves animal shrines there, and main entry for the main shrine has a wheel for wish, roll for one round and make a wish. Allow to get inside and there was a very old dram. Another \u52a0\u8302\u795e\u793e near by but we didn’t visit since there wasn’t enough time.<\/p>\n
\nHad lunch at the newly opened restaurant \u8857\u306e\u99c5, soba, udon milk, mochi, wine, all very impressive, and we got sechihan for their opening. They also sell freshly picked vegetables. One of \u307e\u3061\u3053\u3055\u3093’s acquaintance \u677e\u672c\u3055\u3093 was there opening store and volunteer for social work, her son is running a small ice cream shop behind the store. Darling got walnuts there.
\n\u82e5\u5bae\u795e\u793e Wakamiya shrine, was located somewhere further inside the area, we couldn’t get there without \u677e\u672c\u3055\u3093’s direction. And probably outside people are either don’t know or not allowed to get in. There is a four hundreds years old tree next to the shrine, is the only one survived from a big fire many years ago.<\/p>\n
\n\u767d\u9ce5\u9053\u306e\u99c5 is small but lots of fresh vegetable, but garlic was not flavored though smell is strong, and green tea soba only contains 10% soba.<\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n<\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"