Kibitsuhiko Shrine Review

The Jibetsu Shrine is much smaller in the vicinity of the Jibetsu Shrine. The traffic of the shrine is very good. After the train station comes out, go straight. The train is not very dense. Remember to watch the time first. After leaving the train station, it is a very tasteful boulevard and then to the Japanese-style Yoshizuma Shrine. I was lucky to take the lovely Taotaro train to the Taotaro Shrine. The Yoshibetsu Shrine, also known as the Taro Shrine, is a famous building and is a national treasure of Japan. The two shrines are very close and can be visited together. If you have enough time, you can leave a day for the Yoshibetsu Shrine and Yoshibetsu Shrine, a peaceful place.

Japan's shrines are more similar, and it is actually a bit tired to see more. The scale of the Yoshizu-cho shrine is relatively small, and it is very close to the Yoshizu shrine, so I left together. The names of the two shrines are one word short, and they are also close. After going to the Yoshizu shrine, I walked over on foot. Compared with the suburbs, the surrounding environment is good. Although the weather is cold, the air is good, and the mood is very comfortable. The sacrifice is also Taotaro, and there is also the theme of the Year of the Rooster during the Chinese New Year. This shrine has few tourists, very quiet, and it is quite comfortable to walk around.

There are not many classes in the shrine, and we saw it by mistake. Similar to other places, they are all wooden structures, like temples. The small freshness inside is very extreme.

The train to the Jibetsu shrine has some trains, painted with cute cartoon shapes, you can specially wait for such a carriage to take pictures. The Jibetsu Shrine is not a particularly popular attraction. There are few tourists and few locals. When I went, I only saw less than ten tourists, and there were some very old promenades. The whole shrine is antique.

山間の林に囲まれた神社。駐車場あり。静かな空間で、時の流れが遅く感じます。居心地良かったです。駅も近いから、電車で来れます。