Todoroki Shrine

Finally, I was able to visit Todoroki Shrine. The precincts are also clean. It was raining, so it seemed even more mysterious. On the way to the waterfall, the atmosphere changed in an instant, like a natural air purifier. I went close to it and the amount of water was amazing, but everything that happened on a daily basis was washed away. I also purified the power stone, Personally, I feel like the dullness has been removed and the stone's original shine✨ has returned. Please come and visit us.

Approximately 1 hour by car from Kaiyo-cho, Tokushima This time I left at 2:30 pm and arrived at 3:30 pm.The road along the way was one lane and quite narrow in some places, so it would be a good idea to check the time 20 minutes extra than the time on the navigation system.

I took public transportation to Awa-Kainan Station, and from there I took a booked taxi and arrived there in about 35 minutes. It is truly a sacred area deep in the mountains. The sacred waterfall, Todoroki no Taki, was a wonderful waterfall worthy of its name, as the spray of water rose far into the air, making a roaring sound. On the way back, I took the town bus and took 50 minutes to get back to the station. I was really happy to be able to pay a visit.

I visit the shrine every month. Please be careful as the roads are narrow in some places and some are under construction. My cell phone finally has an antenna and I can use Wi-Fi, so I feel safe. (I was a little worried when it was out of range.) Todoroki Falls is a sacred area, so swimming and playing are prohibited. As you can see, it is a sacred area, so it is purified every time. The mountain road is currently under construction, so we recommend that you take care when walking.

June 16, 2020 It’s a shrine full of negative ions⛩️ I was overwhelmed by the grandeur of the sacred tree (☉_☉) I feel like I was given some kind of power‎(•ᵕᴗᵕ•)⁾⁾ᵖᵉᵏᵒ When coming here from the Kansai and Naruto areas, the route on Google Navi or smartphone navigation will be to take Prefectural Route 37, Yareyare Pass, but that road is quite narrow and twisty, so it is displayed as the shortest route. However, you will have to drive nervously, so it will be slower...(^◇^;) It's definitely faster and easier to go a little further south and take National Route 193 from Kaiyo Town without using Yareyare Pass♪(๑ᴖ◡ᴖ๑)♪