Takamimine Shrine - Ayauta District

There is something quite tasteful

Takamimine Shrine Altitude: 496m (From the Geographical Map) Going a little east past the summit of the Otakomi peak, there is a shrine with a tin-toned shrine on the edge of the flat square that has been cut. "Kurisu Castle remains" standing on Yamaichi lumber west of prefectural road 278, one of the Takamibo mountaineering trails, a guide board (posted by the Kurikuma Higashi Production Forest Association) with the history and legends related to this shrine. It's in front of the torii gate of the climbing gate packed with signs. The contents are very romantic and interesting, and some of them are copied and introduced below. [The history and legend of Takamine Peak Reimine of Tenri legendary Furusato] Takami-mine has been called 鷹 since ancient times, but according to tradition, it has become a spiritual mountain of Shugendo mountain faith since the Kamakura period or Muro-cho period (800 to 400 years ago) Is said to have become the name of the mountain. The four great Tengu legends of Sanuki ・ Sagamibo Tengu of Hakuho ・ Gokenzan Nakasubo Tengu ・ King Gobo Tengu of Mt. ・ Otakami-bo Tengu in Jinfeng In the old days, there was a learned route from Takamimine to Mt. Takacho (Kogami) Otaki. There is a fulfillment company in the east of Takamimine summit, which still carries out the Tengu Otakamimine Ogongen. The following are also introduced, but I will omit them here. (A photo is uploaded to the review of Odakomimine) ・ The Tengu legendary ancient document transmitted to Fukuneiji ・ The emperor Gingo and Yusen legend ・ Yuna Funajo (Kurisu Castle) [This route and personal record / April 1st, 2019 cloudy cloudy sometimes] (1) Route Erika Forest Park-in front of Kamata campground → via Hayashido Kamata Kinkoin line → Amikoshi (Natsuyama / Takamimine koru) → Otakumimine → Otakamimine → Takamimine Shrine (round trip) (2) Personal record Activity time: 2 hours 50 minutes Activity distance: 7.1 km Height difference: 395m (Disaster recovery construction traffic ban sign in front of Ashida campground has not yet been removed on the day)

The surroundings were neatly trimmed and groomed. The building itself is aging. It was disappointing that the inside of the building was scribbled with charcoal. There is a little view

The scenery from Takamimine Shrine today was a little hazy, but it was a good view because the trees had no leaves. I've climbed dozens of times because I'm local I like this season. It is a route from Azeta Campsite to Azeta Mountain Trail (along a valley that is not the Azeta Kongoin Line) via Kanayama Shrine. On the way back, I went down the Kurikuma mountain trail. Is this a "kindergarten excursion course" for people of the same age? I said, but I wanted to say, "Is it a super child?" On the way, I visited the Kurikuma castle ruins, so it took about 5 hours. "Oh, it was great." (* Sanuki dialect: I'm tired.)