KOTOHIRA SANCTUARY-GŪ
Sanctuary – Place of pilgrimage
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2024
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2024
1368 steps! This is what you will have to climb to reach this shrine dedicated to Omononushi, the Shinto god of the sea, also venerated under the name of Konpira-san of Sanuki. From the top, one is immediately rewarded by the splendid view of the surrounding mountains. The shrine itself is divided between a Buddhist temple and a Shinto shrine dating from before the Meiji era. It houses many important historical and cultural works.
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