Kotohira Shrine Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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You can turn around the back and you can see the dragon's head.
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When I visited the ruins of Yoronjima Castle, it took about 1 hour and 10 minutes to go around the order of the landlord shrine, Kotohira Shrine, and Southern Cross Center. It is convenient to park your car in the parking lot in front of the Southern Cross Center. After getting off the ruins of the castle and going through the torii gate of the landlord shrine, you will find Kotohira Shrine on your right. It doesn't have the atmosphere of a shrine and feels like a hut. When I turned back, there was a dragon head, but it almost collapsed and it felt like a trace. When you get off from there, go to Southern Cross Center ...
A shrine enshrining the God of the landlord, the God of the island
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It is a shrine that enshrines the god of the island, "Okotonushi," and is located in a castle (Gusuku), so you can overlook the cityscape. I don't know what it is, but there is a hole that goes down. Kotohira Jishu Shrine I received a red stamp 600 yen with algae salt
I'm glad I went because I get a red stamp. I also received salt that can be used for cooking. It is a set with a red stamp, so it is not free. It is located on a hill, the ruins of Yoron Castle. As a shrine, it is very small, small and has no solemn atmosphere. Therefore, I think it will not be very impressive unless you are a person collecting red stamps.
The scenery is good, and you can see the sea on the south side of Yoron Island ~. You can see the northern part of the main island of Okinawa (Cape Hedo), Izena Island, and Ihiraya Island. Old photos are exhibited in the front hall of the company (?). It's a small island, and if you have a motorcycle or car, you may want to visit the scenery.
I rented a bicycle and went there as one of the land sightseeing. The altitude is high and the scenery is very good. You can also get a red stamp, so I think it's good for those who are collecting it.
You can turn around the back and you can see the dragon's head.
When I visited the ruins of Yoronjima Castle, it took about 1 hour and 10 minutes to go around the order of the landlord shrine, Kotohira Shrine, and Southern Cross Center. It is convenient to park your car in the parking lot in front of the Southern Cross Center. After getting off the ruins of the castle and going through the torii gate of the landlord shrine, you will find Kotohira Shrine on your right. It doesn't have the atmosphere of a shrine and feels like a hut. When I turned back, there was a dragon head, but it almost collapsed and it felt like a trace. When you get off from there, go to Southern Cross Center ...
A shrine enshrining the God of the landlord, the God of the island
It is a shrine that enshrines the god of the island, "Okotonushi," and is located in a castle (Gusuku), so you can overlook the cityscape. I don't know what it is, but there is a hole that goes down. Kotohira Jishu Shrine I received a red stamp 600 yen with algae salt
i'll get you a red stamp.
I'm glad I went because I get a red stamp. I also received salt that can be used for cooking. It is a set with a red stamp, so it is not free. It is located on a hill, the ruins of Yoron Castle. As a shrine, it is very small, small and has no solemn atmosphere. Therefore, I think it will not be very impressive unless you are a person collecting red stamps.
The scenery is nice
The scenery is good, and you can see the sea on the south side of Yoron Island ~. You can see the northern part of the main island of Okinawa (Cape Hedo), Izena Island, and Ihiraya Island. Old photos are exhibited in the front hall of the company (?). It's a small island, and if you have a motorcycle or car, you may want to visit the scenery.
High altitude, very good view
I rented a bicycle and went there as one of the land sightseeing. The altitude is high and the scenery is very good. You can also get a red stamp, so I think it's good for those who are collecting it.