時空の旅わくわく日記

1 枚目は、奥社参道随神門近くの杉並木。

2 枚目は、奥社参道入り口から見た朝日を浴びて真っ赤に染まった戸隠山山頂。

3 枚目は、奥社参道参道付近から見た朝日を全身に浴びている戸隠山。

I was moved when I saw the top of Mt. Togakushi had dyed red in the morning sun.
Mt. Togakushi in Nagano Prefecture has been a place of training for devotees and ninja. Togakushi Shrine was said to have been built some 2,000 years ago.

​ 【 Bon appétit ! 】
In order to get the sunlight back, the other deities tried to lure the Sun Goddess out of the cave by performing spectacular dance performances in front of it in Kyushuu. As the Sun Goddess took a peek out, one of the deities grabbed the cave's stone door and threw it away to prevent her from hiding again. The stone door flew all the way to Togakushi in Nagano Prefecture, which is also how the area got its name: Togakushi literally means "hiding door".
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