Ryuogu - Sakaide

There is no parking lot

It is located about 3km from Kamogawa Station on the JR Yosan Line along Prefectural Road 188, which runs in front of Shiroyama Onsen. It is easy to understand because there is a flat torii gate, a royal palace and a carved stone monument facing the road. If you climb a steep slope for a while from the torii, you will come out in front of the granite stone shrine. This shrine seems to have been rebuilt in 2010 and is much more impressive than the previous one. I don't know the details, but it seems to be the last shrine of Hachiko Shrine in the Kamo-cho, Sakaide City, across the Ayagawa River. The deity enshrined in the stone shrine is supposed to be the water deity by the name of Ryuo. After all, Kagawa Prefecture is a land that has been plagued by droughts for a long time due to its low rainfall (By the way, there is the Myojinbara site on the mountaintop of Shiroyama where the priest Sugawara Michizane prayed for rain. Both the shrine and the torii are built towards the Hachiko Shrine and Ujibe district, and it is believed that it is a place where people prayed for the protection of the area since ancient times. The shrines and approach to the shrine are well maintained by the members of the Ubebe Satoyama Society, and plum trees are planted alongside the approach, so it is recommended to visit the shrine at the time of spring flowering every year. In addition, compared to Omotesando, the distance from the back approach is shorter and the slope of the slope is somewhat gentle, so this way is easier for elderly people. "Ryugu Palace Tumulus Cluster" According to the history of Sakaide City (archeology), four box-shaped stone casket burial mounds were discovered in the Ryu Royal Palace, and magatama, tube balls, copper mirror pieces, etc. were excavated. The two are left around the shrine.The two are under the road in front of Torii facing the prefectural road.Neither of them can be seen because they are backfilled now, but if you can realize that the predecessor is sleeping here as well, this place will be more I want to cherish

There is a torii gate of Ryuomiya along the road that is about 5 minutes up the prefectural road from Shiroyama Onsen. Although it is a small shrine, there are originally two burial mounds 1 and 2 under the burial mounds in the Ryuomiya burial mounds, and it seems that burial mounds 3 and 4 are buried under the prefectural road slightly raised at the entrance torii. I am looking forward to spring because there are many plums planted on the side of the approach.

(Tahaya linlin is the same person as linsan808.) The following is a copy of the shrine of the main shrine, which was introduced as "Shiroyama Ryuo Shrine" along with old photographs and the genealogy of the gods in the history of Hachiboko Shrine (in commemoration of the 1100th anniversary of foundation). Festival God: Yami Kamikami Darkness The darkness of the Goddess God means the valley, and the God of water is the god of water, or the god who controls the rain and snow, and is considered to be the dragon god. It is a street that is known as the god of grace that prosperously grows. History: There is also a speculation that Michizane Sugawara begged for rain at the summit of Shiroyama (Yotsuiwa) and was worshiped since the Heian period, but it is unknown because of uncertain materials.