Sorahiko Shrine

It was a gorgeous approach. I went last year too. There were several types of cherry blossoms, a large cedar tree at the entrance to the shrine, and the red plums and peach blossoms near the shrine on the way back from the shrine. There are no restrooms or eating and drinking facilities, but there is a parking lot facing the main road, so it is easy to park, but there are places where there are no handrails on the steep slopes, so if you have weak legs, it is better to access from the parking lot near the shrine. is.

I parked my car at a shelter on the road, headed for the torii gate, and climbed the approach. I arrived at the first torii gate. From here to the second torii gate, the row of cherry blossom trees continues for 150 meters, and the two large cedar trees that stand at the end are a sight to behold. Visit the shrine building. When you finish the process and turn around to the back, you will see Okumiya Oraka Shrine located one step ahead. The deep silence and humid air seem to soothe your mind. I would definitely like to come again during the cherry blossom season.

I went on the second Saturday of April. The cherry blossoms had finished their full bloom and were starting to fall, but I was always soothed by the snowstorm and the chirping of the birds. It is truly a peach paradise🌸I am grateful that I was able to visit the place where the big cedar stands up the approach and the atmosphere is different!

I'm sorry, but I didn't mean a shrine in a rural village... I realized that my faith is so deep because I understand so many things! It had so much power that it was impossible to stay there for a long time... Recommended for those who want power!

It's absolutely beautiful! I visited in the first week of April. The approach path has a gentle slope and continues through a tunnel of cherry blossoms. You might pass by if you don't realize it, but is it a parking lot? When you get to the top, such a view awaits you! The contrast between the white and pink cherry blossoms is also good. There were some people there to take photos, but it wasn't crowded, so let's call it Hidden Peachland Spot 😄 It's featured on YouTube