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Anaba Inari seems to be there, but are you going? Invited. While thinking of a little-known spot (not well known, but is it a spiritual test?), I passed the Kojima Boat Race Kojima and proceeded along the Kunekune road toward Shimotsui, and there was a parking lot and a red torii on the right side when I saw the Great Seto Bridge. was. No matter how many times you look at it, the tension rises when you look at the Seto Ohashi Bridge. Go through the torii gate, climb the stone stairs, turn around, and repeat "Oh! Seto Ohashi" while climbing earnestly. Around 2/3, one person with weak legs dropped out. Even though I am not good at high places, I firmly hold the handrail and proceed step by step. Finally arrived! !! The Inari-sama was enshrined in a large stone hole. Worship one by one and take a commemorative photo ? I was very satisfied with the sense of accomplishment that there was such a wonderful place. However, I felt that it would be safer to visit here because I was confident in my physical strength and carefully considered my clothes and shoes at my feet. It was a little-known spot Inari in a little-known spot.

I came to Shimotsui and stopped by because I had some time. I arrived at the long and steep stairs in about 5 minutes without any breath. After that, returning steeply descending stairs that was tighter than ascending However, I sometimes felt a refreshing feeling for a long time because of the view of the Seto Inland Sea and the view of the Seto Ohashi, which spreads out below me. Please try it once ️

It is Inari-sama located at the bottom of Mt. The main shrine itself is not very big, and it is a building like a current-style private house. As mentioned above, the location is excellent because it is located just below the observation deck and is closer to Seto Ohashi than the observation deck. Also, as you go up further from the main hall, there is also a moss in the rock, which feels very sacred. The way along the way is steep slopes and narrow roads, so it is essential to go in a style that is easy to move. Later, you may be difficult to pass if you have a thicker body. The rock's foot is under Mount Ichimatsu of Mt. Haha, and if you want to climb, you can go close to Mount Ichimatsu, but you need to equip your shoes and pants with equipment for climbing. If you are not comfortable with snakes, please be aware of the area around the area.

I visited Rantre on 1125, 2017. You can see some vermillion torii gates on the way from the observatory of Mt. Washu to the Seto Ohashi area by the south route, but I think everyone is probably passing by. I don't know the origin of the hidden place, but there is a cave in the rocky place on the mountainside, where Inari is enshrined. In addition to this, a number of Inari priests such as Shorin Inari Daimyojin and Koana Inari are enshrined. To Anaba Inari, there is a steeply sloped stairway at the back of the Inari worship hall, and climb up there. Perhaps it will take about 5 minutes, the scenery will improve, and you can see the whole view of Seto Ohashi in front of you. The stairs are quite tight, so after visiting, please take a break while enjoying the spectacular view.

You can park your car in the free parking lot, go up the stairs through the red torii gate, and look back to see the beautiful view of the Seto Ohashi Bridge and the Seto Inland Sea. I thought that I could easily worship, and on a hot summer day, I went up alone without a drink and continued to climb the steep stairs longer than I imagined, so I may be dehydrated. Thinking, I went to the main shrine just above the shrine of a private house-like building on the way and turned back. If you go further up, there seems to be Okumiya. There are few signs of people, but despite the midsummer vegetation season, it was a pleasant place with good maintenance.

It's a nice place. There is a place to put a car, and there is a handrail on the route to the upper shrine, so it is easy to climb. There are many red torii gates, and the view of the torii gate and Seto Ohashi Bridge is nice from the vicinity of the upper shrine. It was a pity that the signboard at the entrance was broken and tilted, and a part of the torii was broken.

There is a free parking lot near the entrance (about 10 cars should be parked) There is also a toilet, but it is not flush, and stools are at Potton Toilet. The spider web is also stretched and it is very dirty Probably not cleaned before the beginning of autumn Aside from that, there is Inari Inari after climbing the very first torii gate facing the road for about 3 minutes. You can see the building that seems to be the office first, and when you go up a little, you can see the main shrine without a money box. If you go to the back, there is a small shrine with a sign that says "White Hair Inari Daimyojin". Incense sticks are smoldering in both the main shrine and the shrine, and I think that Mr. Miyaji or volunteers had come until a few hours before the day of worship. The water in the Chozuya is stopped and dirty, so it cannot be used. There was a small building in the back of the office for the toilet, but maybe that Others are also written, but looking back, you can see the Seto Inland Sea You can probably see Kagawa prefecture on a sunny day ★ -1 This is a factor, but I wrote about incense sticks earlier, but I am worried because there are no notices for worshipers or guide maps in the precincts. Also, when I returned from Okunoin, I noticed that this torii is made of vinyl chloride tube, which is unusual. I was wondering "how did you install it on such a mountain road", but what is a lightweight type? All the torii gates newly built in Reiwa 3 are of that type, and I thought that the old type was made of metal, so I checked and got off, but they are all the same. The pillars of some torii gates are vinyl chloride pipes, and only the passing part is made of wood. In most shrines, the name of the god who is dedicated to somewhere is dug or written, but it was not written here. Therefore, I do not know what kind of merit it was established for. If it's a marine accident, it's along the sea or worships a god who is associated with the sea. I couldn't understand what I wanted to do because I could see the sea but it was in a halfway mountain. (Maybe it was in the back of the company?)