Ōasahiko Shrine

This is one of the most famous shrines in Japan. But it is quite ordinary. There is a routine sacrifice on October 1 every year, which is quite lively.

In the depths of the mountains and forests, someone stayed at home for a winter and didn't go out. As soon as spring arrived, I could finally go out and feel the nature and everything that was recovering. Take the backpack, put my dry food and water, and dress neatly, I set off. When hiking, I felt the resurrection and vitality of flowers and trees. When I was walking aimlessly, I walked downstairs to a big red card. The archway is very tall and very large, with a red body and looks very grand. The card has two floors, and it says six words for the shrine of marijuana. Ah, it came to a shrine. I walked in from the archway, and before my eyes was a long walk. Because it is a working day, there are no people on the street, and I am walking alone on this road. It feels really pleasant. You can ask the guard to bless the good luck of the year in the shrine. I didn't stay inside too much, and outside the shrine, I played for a long time where it was connected to nature. It makes me very happy to pat the freshly tender leaves and the small flowers and grass that have just been exposed. This shrine is built at the foot of the mountain, so there is no poetic painting. Although I am a rough person, I feel this kind of beauty. Warm reminder that the traffic here is more inconvenient, it is recommended to travel by car.

As a Chinese, you have to know a place this Japanese marijuana Bigu Shrine is very strange, he will burn local marijuana sacrifices in it, I dare not go when I go, because marijuana is addictive, so I am very not interested, But his appearance is still very good-looking, there is a traditional Japanese system, the trees outside the look are still relatively green, but, as a Chinese, you have to understand the local national culture of Japan 🌟 This Japanese shrine is also the person he wants to worship. But I don't know who the offerings are? And those places do not need tickets, there are fewer buses to go there, so it is better to drive there by yourself, there is nothing to eat nearby, so it is better to bring your own food ✔️ Although it is a Japanese shrine, it is really good to take pictures. But I didn’t. I took pictures in the shrine. I took pictures outside the school. The scenery outside the photo is also better-looking, especially the maple leaf foil, which is more beautiful. Although it is a Japanese shrine, we still have to enjoy the beauty of the place. Address:13 Oasachobando, Naruto, Tokushima Prefecture 779-0230, Japan Tickets: Free entry