Okamura Tenmangu

Yuzu's pop is famous.

Original Text

I walked tech-tech from the direction of Tomita and worshiped after going around the Sandendai ruins. If you go through the torii gate in Sakashita and go up a fairly uphill, you will see the red torii gate on your left. A large POP of "Yuzu" is displayed at the place where you can go up the stairs. It's quite old. The precincts are small and it's a shrine for locals.

Artist Yuzu local

Original Text

It is said that the foundation dates back to the Kamakura period, but rather it is known as the local area of artist Yuzu, and Yuzu panels are exhibited in the precincts. The company and Yuzu seem to match tradition and modernity, and it feels smiling. It's adjacent to Okamura Park, so it's a good idea to stop by after taking a walk around the park.

in our town, if you say tenjin, here

Original Text

At the beginning of the year, I go around several shrines for the first time, one of which is Tenjin-sama. The locals don't think anything, but if you drive from the national highway to Okamura Tenmangu, the road is narrow and turns at right angles many times, and a large bus goes by oncoming car, and is it on this road? You will think. However, please do not give up until you see the torii gate.

Don't forget to thank you.

Original Text

The difficulty here is that transportation is not convenient. From Yokohama, via Kamakura Kaido, if you drive, turn left at the intersection of Shonan Seminar in front of the right. If you go on a narrow road, turn left at the Okamura police box. (Don't go straight because you are confused by a large torii gate.) Is there a general store on your right? If you turn right there, you will find a parking lot. The votive tablet for praying for passing is ２ Hiragumi. Even if it becomes a disappointing result, thank you and make a decision next year. Originally, there is a cow that can cure the disease when stroked ...

Yuzu fans often come.

Original Text

Climb the stone steps through the red torii gate in front of the police box. There are big yuzu signboards, stone cows and plum trees. Kindergarten next door. It's a quiet nice shrine.