実践和學　Cultural Japan heritage

As a criterion (iii) of the World Cultural Heritage "Mt. Fuji - Object of Worship and Source of Art", it is written that "Through the ascent to the summit and pilgrimage to the sacred place at the foot of the mountain, which has inspired the tradition of mountain worship from ancient times to the present day, pilgrims wished to imbue themselves with the spiritual power of the gods and Buddhas who live there."

World Cultural Heritage "Fujisan, sacred place and source of artistic inspiration"Criteria（iii）of the World Cultural Heritage "Mt. Fuji has continued to inspire a tradition of mountain worship from ancient times to the present day. Through ascending to the summit and making pilgrimages to sacred places at the foot of the mountain, pilgrims have hoped to immerse themselves in the spiritual powers of the gods and Buddha who call it their home.

It is Iiishi Shrine (Takuwa). "Ibiuzushio no mikoto" has the rock solid as the god when it descends from the heavenly world. The "iwa kura" is surrounded by Aragaki and sits in the back of the worship hall. You can worship the Shintai directly. It conveys the ancient form of the sacred place called "iwa kura".

It is Awashima Shrine (Yonago City). In mythology, it enshrines "Sukuna hikona no mikoto", which is said to have been flipped by the stalk of millet and passed to tokoyo. The summit of Awashima, which climbed through the long stone steps covered with trees, wears the brilliance of the sky and gives off "unusual godliness." Perhaps this sanctuary is a space that leads to "the land of the eternal world."

Kashima Shrine is said to have been founded in the Tianqing period (938-947), but now it is a dead tree, but there is a large shrine with a trunk circumference of more than 10 meters that was once a god tree, and a joint bath was set up at the base of the big tree. In the precincts, a monument to honor the achievements of Eiichi's teacher, Ranka Odana, has been built.

Shiimoto Tsuhiko Shrine (Shiimiya) enshrines Shiinetsuhiko no ikoto of Kunitsujin, which was appointed by Emperor Jinmu, who started east marching in 667 BC, as a guide to the sea.

Tefue Shrine is said to be 8 set shrines outside the border of Usa Jingu Yukikai, and it has a long time as one of the visiting sites of the Yukikai.

Ko shrine (ko shline) is sitting right next to the ruins of the ruins of the royal capital of Iki (Iki) when Iki was the time of the royal system, and pays the 鑰 of the government office and the seal of the national government office. It is called by the company name of "In 鑰 Daimingjin" as a place, and it conveys a stately and high reason The common name of the villager is "Ichinomiya" And now it is the original Uchinajin Taisha "Ten te eldest son shrine" and "Ikikuni Ichinomiya" is our company " The theory that it is "Ko Shrine" is powerful.

Tabe Shrine is pronounced "Tamo", but the letter "Tafu" is also read as "Tazura" and it means "the surface of the rice field" as the character says. The sun shines in the "Tamen" protected by the villager, and the god of the festival is enshrined by the goddess of the beautiful sun, "Oho hirume muchi" in the rice field that spreads. The surface of the rice field is illuminated.

This shrine is transmitted when the god 籬 of meoiwa iseki is sitting as a god body, and there is a Mbukuro rock (meoiwa ruins) on the line which extends the direction from the torii to the main shrine straight.

Yamotosugi (Kijimachi, Yunnan City) is said to have buried the "eight corners" of the "Shirshi no Suginari" Yagi Daija (yamata no orochi) from Kamishiro.

Momoesu shrine is located on "Fumishima", about 100m west of Hinomisaki shrine. "Hinomisaki shrine" This is the former shrine of the Hishizumi no miya. The shrine was founded by the oracle of Amaterasu omi kami.

水若酢神社（Mizuwakasu Shrine） is located in the five districts of Okinoshima Town (Dogo) in Ichinomiya, Oki Province. It was founded in the era of the 10th Emperor Sujin, and is an old shrine with a beautiful precinct where old black pine trees grow. It is said that Mizuwakasu no mikoto, the god of rituals, was the god of land development in Oki Province and the protection of the Sea of ​​Japan.

The Dozu Shrine was moved to its present location because of the flood in 1470 and old documents such as shrine sites, history, good luck, etc. were washed away.

Naruno Shrine is said to be the original shrine of Tosa Shrine (Tosa Kuni Ichinomiya) According to legend, it is the beginning of The Naruno Shrine that dedicated the "one word main life" that was washed away by Tosa and drifted to Uranouchi Bay.