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Autumn leaves at "Hoyama Shrine" in Kyoto Prefecture
The pink leaves at the beginning of autumn are cute and beautiful.
Kuwayama Shrine in Kameoka City, Kyoto Prefecture is a shrine dedicated to the god who created the country of Tamba.
The shrine and precincts are known as famous spots for autumn leaves.
The autumn leaves are in full bloom from early to late November every year, and can be seen almost throughout the shrine.
About 1,000 maples are colored, and the vermilion torii gate and autumn leaves are recommended photo spots.
Since Omi Takajin, the deity of Hoyama Shrine, is the deity of Izumo Taisha Shrine and the main god of the great kingdom, it is said that there are benefits of marriage and marital harmony, and that the "Ansanishi" of the rock fragment dug when the Amaokayama Tunnel in the precincts is penetrated leads to the opening of the "birth canal" and is said to have the benefit of safe childbirth.
In the precincts, rabbits that are said to be messengers of the gods are drawn everywhere such as stone lanterns, and one of the ways to enjoy visiting the precincts while finding hidden rabbits is to enjoy them.
The visiting time of Hozan Shrine is about 40 minutes.
To get there, get off at Kameoka Station on the JR Sagano Line Sanin Line. Get off at the community bus "Hoyama Jinja-mae".
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