熊野(ゆや)の清水

It is said that it is written as Kumano and read as (Yuya). Immediately after diving into the torii gate, you will find a wooden gutter on the right, where you can see the amount of water you aspire to. The water is very soft and sweet, and it is no exaggeration to say that it is the best still water in the world. It is a short walk from the parking lot where about 5 cars can be parked, and if it is full, there is a large parking lot about 1 minute on foot. It is easy to visit with a camper and registered as a water supply point on a personal map. We have donated the purified goods with gratitude to the local people who are managed.

It is a gentle water with moderate coldness that has been selected as one of the 100 best waters. There are temples called Kumano Shrine and Futsutatsuyama on the side, and it is Shimizu, which is related to Kobo Daishi. I like it because there is also a guide board that describes the luck of that. The day I stopped by was a weekday, but while I was there, there were about three other groups of people.

One of the spring waters created by the legal power of Kobo Daishi, which is handed down in various places. During the Muromachi period, which was the company territory of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu in Kamakura, a hot spring resort using fresh water prospered, so the place name written as Kumano is read as "Yuya (Yutani)". Is on the local signboard. The fresh water that flows down from the mossy gutter is cold and mellow. Koi and other animals are swimming coolly in the lower part.

Sacred holy water flows between the mossy rocks. I put it in a 20 liter tank and took it home. Even with a regular drip coffee, it has a mellow taste! I think I've lost my daily wickedness. Is there about 4 cassotte? It is placed and you can drink it on the spot. The parking lot can be parked either in a large area across the road or in a small area next to the torii gate. The voice of the warbler the moment it arrives. The sound of murmuring. A carp that swims relaxedly. An exotic species of crayfish that is banned from breeding. There is no doubt that you will be healed by these! I'll go get it again when it's gone! Your heart will be clean! !!

I visited on Monday, August 16, 2021 while walking around Chonan Town. It was raining, but I visited while holding an umbrella ☔. There is a parking lot ?️. There is a toilet ?. The information signboard says as follows. "Derived from Shimizu of Kumano" This Shimizu is also called "Kobo no Reisen" and has been around for a long time. It is a venerable spring that has been popular with people as a spring of new health. According to old literature, when Kobo Daishi (774-835) traveled to various countries for missionary work, he happened to stop by and saw that the farmers were having a great deal of trouble due to lack of water. It is said that Shimizu was made to spring out by the power of law. As a result, the local people enjoyed the great benefits of drinking and farming, but for about 100 years since the Muromachi period, the area that was the company territory of Tsuruoka Hachimangu Shrine used this fresh water. It is recorded in the "Tsuruoka Jisho Diary" that it prospered as a hot spring resort directly managed by Hachimangu Shrine. Therefore, it is said that this village was called "Yutani". In addition, it is said that this spring water overflowed and did not drip in any way. In addition, the inhabitants of that time are celebrating the virtues of the Daishi and enshrining the sitting statue at Ryudoji Temple above. Chonan Town Dedication of all roof construction from Shimizu Takashi Otsuka ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ The following is from "Chonan Town Official Homepage" ● Shimizu of Kumano (certified by the Environment Agency, 100 selections of famous waters nationwide) Last updated: June 13, 2018 In 1985, it was the only one in Chiba prefecture that was selected as one of the 100 best waters certified by the Environment Agency. According to old literature, it is said that Kobo Daishi stood in this area on the way to the whole country and saw that the farmers were having a hard time and watered it by law. For about 100 years from the Muromachi period, it prospered as a hot spring resort directly managed by Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. Today, it is used as water for farming and daily life, and is also known as "Kobo no Reisen" after Kobo Daishi. ● Yuyanoshimizu Park in Kumano Last updated: June 13, 2018 It is a park located opposite Shimizu in Kumano, which is known as one of the 100 best waters. The water that flows from the source of the 100 famous waters grows the plants. "Shimizu no Sato Kumano Direct Sales Office" and "Ganko Teahouse" are open nearby. "Shimizu no Sato Kumano Direct Sales Office" sells locally-grown fresh vegetables and dried plums. Next to that, there is a soba shop called "Ganko Chaya". In addition, various flowers such as "Lilium maculatum" and "Hanahasu" bloom in the park, and it is also one of the venues for the "Gurutto Chonan Flower Tour" to be held in June. [Shimizu no Sato Kumano Direct Sales Office] Business hours: 8:00 am to 5:00 pm Regular holiday: Every Tuesday Address: 2395-1 Satsubo, Chonan-cho [Ganko Chaya] Business hours: 11: 00 am Regular holiday: Every Tuesday Address: Next to "Shimizu no Sato Kumano Direct Sales Office" In the future, information on the four seasons of Shimizu Park in Kumano will be disseminated as "Yatsuda Tsushin".

During the drive, I found a signboard for spring water and took a detour here. There is also a parking lot in front of you. The spring water is very easy to drink and feels good in your throat. A carp is swimming comfortably in the pond where the water runs down. (Is someone feeding?) Washing your face and drinking water will make you feel better. It's a power spot. Thank you to your ancestors and visit the shrine. I will drop by again.

I found it when I searched for a place where I could get water in Chiba prefecture. I went there because it was a place related to Kukai-san. There is plenty of parking ?️, and a camper is OK. There is also a toilet for the time being. The place to take water is right from the parking lot. The water that springs up in the tranquility. There is a place where you can take water. You can take water while bathing in the forest, such as shrines and temples. Kumano Shrine ⛩️ Mitsumine Shrine, Kannon-sama. I didn't stop by this time, but the soba shop and the shop where the elementary school was converted into a cafe after a short run are nice. I want to go to Omizutori regularly. Thank you very much. There are days when there is a flea market in the parking lot, so it might be a good idea to check it out.