Aritoshi Shrine

"Ant Tong しの origin" ⛩

Original Text

It was a few minutes walk from Kii Tanabe Station. A torii gate stands facing a one-way street, and from here I went to the precincts where I got the impression of being a little cramped. A large sacred tree stood right in the precincts, and it seemed that you could see it from a distance from the shrine. By the way, as it is said to be the god of wisdom in Japan, "the origin of ants" was recorded.

giant ohaku

Original Text

It is located in a long and narrow shopping street. There is a torii gate on the back side, not in front. I think there were many people who lined up like ants and visited Kumano Kodo, but now a huge Okusu is quietly watching over. It's a small shrine, but you can feel the history.

It's all over town, but it's quiet.

Original Text

The autumn festival here is very nice. Lion dance is paraded in private houses and bars in Minato district １０ Moon １５ From around the day to １７ in the main shrine, lion dance is performed in the precincts. Except for that time, it is very quiet and it is recommended to sit on the bench and look at Okusu.

A shrine full of unique power that excites adult souls

Original Text

A shrine that you can reach Sugu by continuing on Minatomoto-dori from Kii Tanabe Station. Many sacred trees, shrines, brand new guardian dogs, etc. were enshrined on a small site, and it was full of unique power that excites the soul of adults. Because the lions gate was open, it was possible to receive high wave energy from a higher dimension than usual with the physical clean wind.

It's an ordinary shrine that's nothing.

Original Text

The name of the shrine is unique. It is called Aritori. The name of this shrine has changed, and the current name seems to have been around ２００ for about a year. At first, it was founded nearly １２００ years ago, and it is said that it was called gorei gozu Tenno and collected reverence as a landlord God in the Minato district. ２００ It became Aritori Shrine about a year ago, and it was said that it became the current Aritori Shrine due to an extremely nonsense measure such as separation of Shinto and Buddhism in the Meiji era. The main deity is Amekorobo.