#auto-translate Futawa river (fortune hijya) and camouflage yarns Higokawa (aka: man (Ikimasa) Gar · Sun (gully)) In the old days Higawa is a scaly stone (natural stone) of Ryukyu Limesto...

#auto-translate Natural monuments in the kakita River Description Source is about 400 km in snow and rain to the North of Mount Fuji. Groundwater flow through these groundwater, Mishim...

Utinda This is the site where a hija once flowed. Hija refers to spring water from between the rocks on a hill, drawn by laying pipes to carry the water. Utinda is located at Kakinohana...

#auto-translate See her Here is one small area shrine's predecessor, Yanagimoto God East of Mitarai (Mitarai) and known. 椨 (tab) of the water springs from the root of the tree is tradit...

Yanga (Yan Spring) Comprised of Ryukyu limestone and Tertiary Strata marlstone (also known as Kucha in Okinawa), the soil of Miyagi Island is ideal for trapping rainwater, and thus the ...