Kurosaki Shrine - Takahagi

About two and a half hours of hiking such as Tachiwari. I'm tired but I'm glad to visit.

Strange rocks are scattered among green mountains. For worshiping, it may be better to prepare shoes with cushioning properties that are resistant to slipping and can be used on mountain paths. Check the previous day and future weather in advance. Because of the mountainous area, you cannot expect radio waves from mobile devices. Drinking water is essential because you walk a lot. * It was saved that there was a water supply point on the way.

In the dense cedar forest, just under the summit where you can reach in less than an hour watching numerous rocks. It surely was something really long ago. Strange rocks appearing suddenly though it is not a rocky mountain, a wonderful shrine in the mountains is a mysterious space.

While houses are scattered from the entrance of the prefectural road, the road will eventually become a gravel road through a paved road. There are some passing places It is important to drive ? There is a toilet only at the parking lot at the trailhead. Strange stones? To the summit while watching! I think you can enjoy it with children ?

A megalith is enshrined on the way to the precincts. I am grateful to the people who are involved in the approach, maintenance, and so on. Is it a shrine related to Kurosaka Nomikoto? Kurosaka Mikoto is said to have built a castle in Ibaraki in the Hitachikoku Fudoki, and is a person who is connected to the etymology of Ibaraki. The reason was posted on the signboard of the giant rock in the precincts and the approach to the shrine that Sakanoue Tamura Maro and Yawata Taro Yoshiie stopped by to pray for victory.

It's almost mountain climbing. I went with an easy feeling, but it was quite hard. The wisdom and efforts of those who built the temple here are amazing!

The god of ritual is Kurosaka. Speaking of Kurosaka's life, there is no one who does not know the citizens of Ibaraki because it is the origin of the prefecture name "Ibaraki". Kurosaka Mikoto was a family of ministers of the Yamato imperial court who were active around 80 BC. When I stole things and invited them to the festival, the appearance was strange and the customs were a little different. Kurosaka Mikoto, who had a plan, put a thorn thorn (Ubara) in their hole and drove the inhabitants with a horse. They tried to escape into the hole and were stabbed by thorns all over their bodies and killed them all. It sounds terrible, but from the conqueror's point of view, it's a brave, witty and soothing story. Another theory is that Kurosaka Mikoto built a castle out of thorns to fight them. Mt. Tatsuware, where our company is enshrined, was called Mt. It is said that the beginning of our company was (it was named Kurosakayama, but it became a wrecked mountain in the Edo period), and it is said that Sakanoue Tamura Maro solicited and revived Hiyoshiyama King Gongen in the same year. By the way, in order to worship at Kurosaki Shrine, which sits on the top of Mt. Tatsuware, of course, you have to climb Mt. Tatsuware (elevation 658.2m). I put my motorcycle in the parking lot in front of the second torii, and now I'm leaving ... (Omitted because it will be long) ... I was able to have a wonderful experience as shown in the photo. It was a pity that I didn't realize that the road to the womb stone was from the observatory, and that the road to Nanakura Waterfall was off limits due to deforestation work, but I will return again someday. There was a reason to have it.

It is a shrine on the way from Tatsuwareishi to Mt. Tatsuware summit observatory. To get here, you have to climb the uneven stairs on the steep slope, and it is surprisingly difficult to climb and descend. On the way, I was laughed at the sign "It's the same height as Tokyo Sky Tree".