Kadogawa Shrine Reviews: Insider Insights and Visitor Experiences
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From National Highway 10 to Prefectural Road 226, access along a narrow mountain road. Kadokawa Bend spreads under your eyes. Visited early in the morning on public holidays. No one visits, and the precincts are monopolized. "Dogs are prohibited from walking in the precincts" and "pets are prohibited from walking" are noticeable everywhere.
1530 It was a shrine that is said to have been taught in the year !!
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1530 It was a shrine that is said to have been taught in the year. Flowers and birds were made by Mr. Nyokaze Yasukawa, who represents Kyoto. The nicely drawn paintings were worth seeing! !!
The ceiling painting in Kadokawa Shrine was amazing.
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The ceiling painting in Kadokawa Shrine was amazing. The people at the shrine carefully explained the history of the shrine and the meaning of the ceiling painting. In addition, this shrine is said to hold a summer festival that performs night Kagura and an autumn festival that holds a portable shrine.
Hiroshi.
From National Highway 10 to Prefectural Road 226, access along a narrow mountain road. Kadokawa Bend spreads under your eyes. Visited early in the morning on public holidays. No one visits, and the precincts are monopolized. "Dogs are prohibited from walking in the precincts" and "pets are prohibited from walking" are noticeable everywhere.
1530 It was a shrine that is said to have been taught in the year !!
1530 It was a shrine that is said to have been taught in the year. Flowers and birds were made by Mr. Nyokaze Yasukawa, who represents Kyoto. The nicely drawn paintings were worth seeing! !!
The ceiling painting in Kadokawa Shrine was amazing.
The ceiling painting in Kadokawa Shrine was amazing. The people at the shrine carefully explained the history of the shrine and the meaning of the ceiling painting. In addition, this shrine is said to hold a summer festival that performs night Kagura and an autumn festival that holds a portable shrine.