Yonago Ogamiyama Shrine Okumiya

In order to enjoy the snow, I take my children to Japan for a short trip every winter vacation. This year’s winter is warm, and I check every day, but there is no news of snow. My husband also asked me, don’t I want to see snow when I go to Japan? So what are you going to do in Japan? The son stood up and answered, "Go and eat the beef donburi!" After checking and checking, I had an idea. Aren't there cameras at road intersections all over the world? Check the camera and see what you can find. Oh my god, Tottori Prefecture real-time image query provides Tottori Prefecture snow trail information! I clicked on each link dozens of times. Two weeks before departure, I discovered that there was 3 centimeters of snow at "Oyama Town Shoko (Oyamaguchi Parking Lot, Oyama Line, Prefectural Route 158)". You can also take a bus up and down the mountain from Oyamaguchi. There is an old street full of hot spring hotels and hotels, including the Oyama Natural History Museum, Oyamaji Main Hall, Okamiyama Shrine Okumiya, Mount Gouen, and Mt. Silence. It is a resort for climbers. Next, I will share the transportation options. In summer, there are mountain tour buses. You can arrange a full day of leisurely travel in the mountain, and you can also go to the mountain ranch. In winter, you have to take the bus yourself! According to our itinerary, we choose to take the "Oyama·Hongu Line" from Yonago Station and get off at Osenji Station. On the return trip, we take the "Oyama Station Line" to Oyamaguchi Station, and then transfer to the train to Tottori. You can use the "Tottori" bus to You can take a "Phan Bus" with a 3-day "hand-shaped ticket". It's cheap and you don't have to worry about getting on the wrong bus. There are fewer buses in the morning. It is recommended to arrange to go up the mountain in the afternoon. There are more buses going down the mountain between 4 and 6 o'clock in the evening. The Osenji Station stop sign is located at the entrance of the Oyama Oki National Park building, which is also a parking lot. There is absolutely no place where you can't find the stop sign. There is only one way up the mountain, called Miyuki Sando Hondori, along the snow-white road Walking up the mountain, you can reach the main hall of Daisenji Temple and Okamiyama Shrine of Ogamiyama Shrine. In addition to our family of four, there are also three members of a Japanese family who hitchhiked up the mountain. Their children are probably in kindergarten. After walking a short distance on the snowy road, they disappeared. We are the only ones left on this mountaineering road. In other words, the entire mountain is ours. What a blessing! There was about 5 centimeters of snow that day, and it got deeper as we walked up. Half of our feet were stuck in the snow at the entrance of the main hall of Daisenji Temple, causing us to fall down repeatedly. We took out our secret weapon "thickened waterproof shoe covers". You can easily climb high and look far away~ Daisenji Temple is located on the waist of Tottori Oyama, the highest peak in the Chugoku region. It was established 1,300 years ago. It was destroyed by fire in 1928 and rebuilt in 1951. From the parking lot to the Daizan Shrine, you have to cross a 700-meter regular staircase. After passing the post office (where you can send letters), the treasure museum, and the Fukubun nosuku (there are cute foxes for taking photos), you arrive at the main hall of Oyamaji Temple (ancient temple), bypass Oyamaji Temple and follow the stone-stacked shrine, and finally arrive at Okamiyama Shrine Okunomiya, as shown on the map It was written that it would take 30 minutes (15+15) to arrive, but the stairs were steep, the snow was slippery, climbing, taking pictures, and playing in the snow. It took 60 minutes just to go up the mountain to reach Okumiya Shrine. It was the first time I arrived at a snow scene with no people at all. 3 It's almost freezing cold, but it's even more exciting and moving. #Snow-covered solemn shrine shakes my heart #2020TravelRewards