TAKEO SHRINE
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2024
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2024
To get to this white Shinto shrine, you will have to cross a small bamboo forest. You will then arrive at the end of the path, in front of an old sacred camphor tree, Ohkusu, nicknamed the house of Totoro, which would be more than 3000 years old. Its height is 27 meters and the outer periphery, around the root, is 26 meters. On the site of the shrine, you will see two trees intertwined with a rope in the middle, on which thousands of small bells are hung all along. It is a must for all lovers.
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