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No.4686 Kompira-san Shrine study entrance

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The study entrance of Kompira-san Shrine (Kotohiraguu). The Shinto shrine which Kompira-san Shrine is called "Konpirasan" generally, and is enshrined in the elephant Tsumuriyama halfway up a mountain of Kotohira-cho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa. It was written as guardian deity of seafarers shrine, the Kotohira shrine and was called Konpira Shrine University honorific title of a Japanese god before the Meiji era. The stone stairway of an approach to a shrine spreading out for a long time which becomes 1,368 steps when I climb it to the deepest-placed shrine is famous, and it is necessary the worshiper prepares, and to go and worship.
Camera: Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , Distagon 21mm F2,8
Location: Japan / Kagawa Prefecture
Size:4992 x 3328Pixels

No.4685 Kompira-san Shrine approach to a shrine

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The approach to a shrine of Kompira-san Shrine (Kotohiraguu). The Shinto shrine which Kompira-san Shrine is called "Konpirasan" generally, and is enshrined in the elephant Tsumuriyama halfway up a mountain of Kotohira-cho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa. It was written as guardian deity of seafarers shrine, the Kotohira shrine and was called Konpira Shrine University honorific title of a Japanese god before the Meiji era. The stone stairway of an approach to a shrine spreading out for a long time which becomes 1,368 steps when I climb it to the deepest-placed shrine is famous, and it is necessary the worshiper prepares, and to go and worship.
Camera: Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , Distagon 21mm F2,8
Location: Japan / Kagawa Prefecture
Size:4992 x 3328Pixels

No.4684 Kompira-san Shrine torii

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The torii of the approach to a shrine of Kompira-san Shrine (Kotohiraguu). The Shinto shrine which Kompira-san Shrine is called "Konpirasan" generally, and is enshrined in the elephant Tsumuriyama halfway up a mountain of Kotohira-cho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa. It was written as guardian deity of seafarers shrine, the Kotohira shrine and was called Konpira Shrine University honorific title of a Japanese god before the Meiji era. The stone stairway of an approach to a shrine spreading out for a long time which becomes 1,368 steps when I climb it to the deepest-placed shrine is famous, and it is necessary the worshiper prepares, and to go and worship.
Camera: Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , Distagon 21mm F2,8
Location: Japan / Kagawa Prefecture
Size:4992 x 3328Pixels


No.4683 Kompira-san Shrine approach to a shrine

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The approach to a shrine of Kompira-san Shrine (Kotohiraguu). The Shinto shrine which Kompira-san Shrine is called "Konpirasan" generally, and is enshrined in the elephant Tsumuriyama halfway up a mountain of Kotohira-cho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa. It was written as guardian deity of seafarers shrine, the Kotohira shrine and was called Konpira Shrine University honorific title of a Japanese god before the Meiji era. The stone stairway of an approach to a shrine spreading out for a long time which becomes 1,368 steps when I climb it to the deepest-placed shrine is famous, and it is necessary the worshiper prepares, and to go and worship.
Camera: Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , Distagon 21mm F2,8
Location: Japan / Kagawa Prefecture
Size:4992 x 3328Pixels

No.4682 Kompira-san Shrine Daimon

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Daimon of Kompira-san Shrine (Kotohiraguu). The Shinto shrine which Kompira-san Shrine is called "Konpirasan" generally, and is enshrined in the elephant Tsumuriyama halfway up a mountain of Kotohira-cho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa. It was written as guardian deity of seafarers shrine, the Kotohira shrine and was called Konpira Shrine University honorific title of a Japanese god before the Meiji era. The stone stairway of an approach to a shrine spreading out for a long time which becomes 1,368 steps when I climb it to the deepest-placed shrine is famous, and it is necessary the worshiper prepares, and to go and worship.
Camera: Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , Distagon 21mm F2,8
Location: Japan / Kagawa Prefecture
Size:4992 x 3328Pixels

No.4681 Kompira-san Shrine Daimon

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Daimon of Kompira-san Shrine (Kotohiraguu). The Shinto shrine which Kompira-san Shrine is called "Konpirasan" generally, and is enshrined in the elephant Tsumuriyama halfway up a mountain of Kotohira-cho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa. It was written as guardian deity of seafarers shrine, the Kotohira shrine and was called Konpira Shrine University honorific title of a Japanese god before the Meiji era. The stone stairway of an approach to a shrine spreading out for a long time which becomes 1,368 steps when I climb it to the deepest-placed shrine is famous, and it is necessary the worshiper prepares, and to go and worship.
Camera: Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , Distagon 21mm F2,8
Location: Japan / Kagawa Prefecture
Size:4992 x 3328Pixels


No.4680 Kompira-san Shrine garden lantern

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A garden lantern in front of Daimon of Kompira-san Shrine (Kotohiraguu). The Shinto shrine which Kompira-san Shrine is called "Konpirasan" generally, and is enshrined in the elephant Tsumuriyama halfway up a mountain of Kotohira-cho, Nakatado-gun, Kagawa. It was written as guardian deity of seafarers shrine, the Kotohira shrine and was called Konpira Shrine University honorific title of a Japanese god before the Meiji era. The stone stairway of an approach to a shrine spreading out for a long time which becomes 1,368 steps when I climb it to the deepest-placed shrine is famous, and it is necessary the worshiper prepares, and to go and worship.
Camera: Canon EOS-1Ds Mark II , Distagon 21mm F2,8
Location: Japan / Kagawa Prefecture
Size:4992 x 3328Pixels

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