Mine No Yakushi

It's nice to see. It's nice.

Original Text

Arrived the second time. Try with a light tiger. The first time, the rear wheel slipped and gave up on the way to the mountain road, but the second time, I visited with my friend and the weight increased, so I managed to break through and reached the Yakushi of the peak. In the precinct, there is a monument of the duel place of Tsuneo Tomita and Sanshiro, and there is a monument of ozaki Gakudo (Yukio ozaki), which is said to be the God of norimasa. １５ There is also a backyard when you walk about, and it is pleasant and fun on a good day.

Natural かな Place

Original Text

The approach is a well-maintained mountain trail, so it is easy to walk. It is a place rich in nature, so you can enjoy walking.

I stopped by during the hike.

Original Text

I stopped by when I hiked at the foot of Mt. Minamitakao. I climbed Mt. Kusato from the Osawa Youth Center and made it the entrance to the Yakushi Omotesando of Mine as Shimoyamaguchi, but I arrived at Okunoin in less time from Misawa Pass. This building was made of concrete for some reason. A little down from there is the main hall. Here is a monument to the Sanshiro duel place. From the main hall, go down the road at 99 folds and you will reach the entrance to Omotesando on the shores of Lake Tsukui. In the Edo period, "Takeshi ...

Zi Sansilang decided to play の field

Original Text

Mine no Yakushi (Tokeiji Temple) is the place for the duel of Sagisanshiro. In the precincts, there is a monument to the place of Sagisanshiro duel. There is also a bell hall in the precincts, where you can dedicate 10 yen to the money box and hit the bell three times. There was a shop in the office, selling amazake, etc. If you go by car, I think it's best to park your car in the free parking lot of Lake Shiroyama and walk on the hiking course.

Feng の Shiyan

Original Text

It is a temple located in Mitsui, Midori-ku, Sagamihara City, and I visited when I hiked. It was a quiet environment with abundant greenery and had a strong presence.