Shodojima 88 Holy Sites Visiting

Gao cave

Original Text

Even on Shodoshima, the pilgrimage / island pilgrimage has been held since ancient times. E Cave is one of the 88 sacred places! The atmosphere of the cave is good, but I am very impressed with the approach. Enter the fishing village from the mountain road, go along the coast, you can see the red torii gate, pass through it, there is a cave ... And after visiting, when you leave the cave, you will see the Seto Inland Sea in front of you! Gentle time is flowing ～ Recommended is electric rental Sai ... from Tosho Port

Saikoji is a must-see.

Original Text

Saikoji Temple, which is relatively easy to access, is a must-see. The calm temple is nice, and you have to go up the stairs, but the red tower is also nice. From the bottom of this red tower, you can see the maze city spreading from the gate of Saikoji Temple. This scenery cannot be missed.

i don't have faith.

Original Text

I don't worship enthusiastically, but there are many temples on Shodoshima that use cliffs and rocky areas, so I went around several times. In the first place, there were many temples built at high altitudes, and I enjoyed the spectacular view.

I had a little tour of 88 Shodoshima places.

Original Text

I planned to visit 88 Shodoshima places for 3 years, and I got materials from the tourist information center, but I gave up because my friend who finished visiting 88 places in Shikoku couldn't go, and this time the purpose was not pilgrimage. I visited Ishimon-do, Furue-an, Saisho-an, Saikoji, Shofu-an, Shodoshima Sacred Ground Association Sohonin and 5 Fudasho. What will be the other Fudasho visits? 88 Shodoshima sacred places were built earlier than 88 places in Shikoku, but after the fudasho was built in Shikoku, Shikoku was Yu ...

I stopped by Koyasu Kannonji Temple.

Original Text

I arrived at Obe Port from Nissei Port and stopped by only the nearby Koyasu Kannonji Temple while waiting for the bus. Here, not only did I receive an explanation in the main hall, but also worshipers were entertained with handmade udon. Gassho.