Kamo Shrine - Mitoyo

Meotoiwa is said to be the same size as the Moai statue.

You can power the rocks ?

The locals spoke to me and explained the shrine. I was very happy with the gentle response. It was nice to visit

Note ream stones create a unique atmosphere.

Great power spot 凄 I want to go again ✨

It was very quiet and strict. Sazaka and ginkgo were very beautiful.

With the permission of Emperor Shirakawa, the priest of Kyoto Kamo Shrine, Asaomi Hara Saiki Genyoshi Takashi, in the first year of Otoku (1084), a total of 33 people made two Kamogawa boats with five Kamo's men and their families. After entering the sea via the Yodo River, I arrived at Harima Kunimurotsu, Shonai Kamonokoshi, and Tsutashima. The ghosts were enshrined on Tsutajima after being welcomed by the people of Niho. Since then, the duck priests who have been dedicated from Kyoto have lived permanently in Niho and conducted political affairs, and also dedicated the abundant marine products caught in Niho to Kyoto. In the 4th year of Kanji (1090), Emperor Horikawa established a non-transportation field in more than 600 towns and nine kitchens. Residents of the Sanuki Domestic Sea (Nio Aminoura) are given the privilege of marine transportation, such as exemption from tsu charges, as a god of gods. Later, as seen in the prohibition given to the gods of Niho by Akiuji Hosokawa, the Shikoku Kanrei of the Muromachi Shogunate, posterity rulers also protected the Jinryō kitchen, and Nio developed by shipping until the Taisho era. In the Kannō disturbance (1349-1352) that originated from the internal disturbance of the Ashikaga Shogunate, he joined the Kanrei Hosokawa Akiuji's navy and was active. Relocated from Tajima to the present location. At the same time, a masonry breakwater was built on the west side of our precincts, which was the coast. It continues to the present while repairing afterwards. Betto Shichihoyama Jingu-ji Temple was built by Yorimoto Hosokawa in 1391. The Betto of Jingu-ji Temple survived until the temple of Dainingsan Fudo Gokokuji Kakujoin was abandoned in 1958. This is the current location of the office. The main Buddha of Jingu-ji Temple (wooden statue of Holy Kannon Bodhisattva) and the bell tower are enshrined in Kakujoin. Otsutajima still has Motomiya (Okitsumiya). The deity of the Kamo Shrine is Kamo Betsurai Ogami The old shrine is a prefectural shrine. Nio-cho was a prosperous land in the past, so Kamo Shrine is also a very large and prestigious shrine. It is a company of a new power spot.

Five minutes east of Gagahama. The parking lot is large and it is a quiet shrine.