Mizuochikannon - Saku

Although the approach path is destroyed by the collapse of a large cherry tree, it is a place with an atmosphere.

Maybe Toshin ’s Machu Picchu. No sign of people. It's a sacred place that only the prejudice who climbs on the footsteps can feel.

Due to unseasonal snow, it was only possible to come here by car ω-)

"Waterfall" that got lost on a motorcycle when I got a motorcycle license Let's go for the first time in 40 years. I have the impression that the area around the area has been considerably damaged by the damage caused by Typhoon No. 19 in 2019. If you ride a motorcycle to the end of the road, you can walk up for about an hour from there. The sidewalk along the river is full of stones as water flows. After a while, I will climb the mountain surface in a zigzag. If you climb another 15 minutes from "Shishiiwa" (similar to the first Godzilla), you will suddenly see an artificial "stone masonry". I climbed the stone steps from Jizo of "Juhachicho", but it collapsed on the way. It wraps around in a long way. First of all, when I thought that Kannon would worship, they were flying around while making a "dangerous sound". "Did you stimulate me? 』And join hands from a distance. If you look closely, the "hornet's nest" has fallen and is broken. It would be dangerous if I was stabbed when I said, "I didn't drop it." (Because I was stabbed once before and have anaphylaxis, I'm not good at it.) I'll leave and visit "Inari Shrine". If you make a wish and it comes true, you have to come as much as you wish, so just apologize. I wonder if it was also a "Shinto ritual" recently because the "Gohei" of "Inari Shrine" was pure white. It seems that the place name of "water drop" came from the water that exudes from the rock surface and drips. If you try it, it's normal spring water. It is strange that water is constantly dripping from the quay just below the summit. There was a road that went up from the Joba village, but now the road has collapsed so much that even off-road motorcycles can not pass. Actually, I have given up trying twice this year so far. Once from "Tsunewa", bike and walk. On the way, I found something like "Kuma no Hun" and didn't have "Kuma ward", so I canceled it. Next summer, I challenged with "Kumakuma ward", but I was about to be attacked by a horde of "Abu" & "Gnat" and retired several tens of meters from the motorcycle. This time, we are ready with "bear bell", "insect repellent spray" and "radio". (Although the wasp was unexpected) Bring rice balls and tea. It is a 2-hour round-trip trek. I can use Google Maps, but I can't receive mobile radio waves. Please do so at your own risk, just in case.