与位の洞門 - Shiso

I was impressed by the greatness of the old people

It is just off the side of Route 29. Be careful as it is narrow.

I thought it was a great location to shoot my car. I was thinking that the traffic would not be so heavy because it is a narrow road in the countryside, but I went through the tunnel and made a U-turn and returned with two local cars in just 10 minutes. I encountered it. The inside of the tunnel is small and only one car can pass through, but there is space before and after the tunnel that can be separated. If you are going to shoot, we recommend that you finish it quickly.

The scenery from the opposite bank is always spectacular and overwhelming. In the riverbank under the cave Until a few years ago, it was very crowded with kayakers, fishermen (sweetfish fishing), and barbecues from early spring to summer and autumn. However, it is still fresh in my memory that the embankment broke down due to the heavy rain of typhoon ? and the water discharge of the upstream Hikihara dam, and the area around the upstream of the Ibo River was severely damaged. The water level and the amount of water are too poor to enjoy kayaking (mainly freestyle) due to heavy rain of typhoon, and when the kayak is submerged, bow and stern hit the rock and the vertical movement and aerial It's a desperate situation to decide ? When you sink into the bonus (turn over), you have to bang the head wearing a helmet with a rock ? and let it flow deeply before rolling (a technique to restore the turned over kayak) ? Even if you are a fisherman, the small amount of water may be fatal for sweetfish fishing ? The number of fishermen has also dropped sharply. It's a play with nature, so if you say it can't be helped, it's up to that point, but it's too regrettable. Even if it is a "good cave", the crystals that the ancestors spent a lot of time and effort and sweated to build are preserved in a shape as close as possible to that time. Instead, I modified it and it became a completely different thing. For safety Because it's convenient On the contrary for that reason Nature is destroyed I think that natural disasters are also causing more damage ?

It is a tunnel dug by hand by local people in the Meiji era. Later, it was unfolded using heavy equipment so that the car could pass through, and the inner wall was hardened with mortar. Therefore, there are no traces of hand digging. On the wall facing the river, you can see the hole in the pier where people passed before the tunnel was formed.

I stopped by during my solo touring, I don't know the history in detail, but it's amazing ~

On the way home from spring water Because of the rarity ? I ran ? It is a tunnel with a rare rock face. When is it open? It is 1868. Villagers took two years Hand-digging tunnel opened ? It was right after I entered No. 29, so To see a rare tunnel ? I think it is just right. Because the road width is quite narrow ? By car Please be careful. But it's been 100 years since it opened, and a tunnel ... Isn't it amazing ⁉︎? To be honest, the impression I saw ... It seems to be integrated with the surrounding scenery Feeling Feeling heartwarmed ... It will feel. I was overwhelmed by the scenery rather than scared ? (lol)

There were two rock tunnels in a row, and there was Jizo in between. The distance of the tunnel is a few meters, but all rocks may be rare ?