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Kumanosanzan is connected by the Kumano Kodo, a World Heritage Site.
Kumanosanzan is a general term for "Kumano Hongu Taisha," "Kumano Hayatama Taisha," and "Kumano Nachi Taisha."
There is a shrine called "Oku-no-in" in Kumanosanzan.
It is Tamaki Shrine with an atmosphere close to God, so that it is said that only those who are called by God can reach it.
Tamaki Shrine is located at an altitude of about 1,000m.
Nowadays, the paved road is maintained up to Tamaki Shrine, so I was able to reach it even though I was motion sick.
However, I think it was a really difficult worship in the olden days.
As the name suggests, the mountain where the Tamaki Shrine is enshrined is Mt. Tamaki.
It is worth driving on the Kunekune road to the parking lot, and you can reach the summit without much effort.
However, this Mt. Tamaki is part of the Omine Okugudo.
This time I decided to walk from Mt. Tamaki to the forest of the crown.
The crown forest is a little off the Omine Okugudo.
However, because it is a sacred place, it is a place where worship is held even though it is off Minanakaji.
You will have to walk the wavy route to the Crown Forest.
I've always wanted to go to Mt. Tamaki, but I couldn't decide to go because it felt far away.
But this time, I finally arrived at a place called the strongest power spot.
The mountain trail is also like Omine, and it is a sober but refreshing road.
I wonder if this has washed away our wickedness. ??