Otori Grand Shrine

It is a shrine that is far from the precincts but worth a visit.

The size of the Big Bird Shrine is not small, this is the general headquarters of the Great Bird Shrine in Japan. Come here to visit and get off at Feng Station.

A shrine dedicated to the history of Japan's Wushi, it takes about 30 minutes to get to the main shrine by a crowded train because it is a historic shrine. It is a quiet green space in the city. The Busan Shrine is not the focus, but the main shrine and chapel are still the main shrine. We walked about 6 minutes from Hanwa Line Station to Chiba Mori. An uncle who happened to be riding a bicycle came out of the shrine so we could enter from here too. After confirming the direction and walking again, I saw the chapel on the right. This is the headquarters of the Big Bird religion, the image of the Dawa and the martial arts is cool and burns the pattern in different meanings. Japanese bamboo is the most powerful god in Japanese mythology, after calming down various places, he went to destroy the god of blowing mountains. A swan emerged from the tomb, where there are the remains of Japanese Takemori, and Otohara, the Koko City of Hanoi. Finally, the place where the swans live is the big bird house. One of the highlights of the big bird house is the west bird house. I don't know the location of the parking lot, so many people parked in front of this birdhouse and walked in. In fact, when we passed this birdhouse, there was a parking lot behind it. The second highlight of the big bird house is the statue of Wusheng in Japan, which is a statue standing with a sword in the left hand. The second archway is in front of the chapel and has an unusual octagonal pillar, but I didn't realize it was an octagonal when I visited. The chapel is the Yamagata Shrine, the oldest form of architecture since Izumo. The main shrine is almost invisible as it is surrounded by fences. Tips: 1. When there is no car in the New Year, you can get off at JR kai station and walk for 5 minutes. 2. There is a parking lot behind the bird house.

It was a place where you can feel history and I had a good experience!

It was a surprisingly large and beautiful shrine. I want to go again.