まさかの地主の所有物！宗教法人ではない元乃隅神社と龍宮の潮吹に仰天

Motonosumi Shrine in Sanin (until recently it was called Motonosumi Inari Shrine) has been introduced to foreign countries and is now bustling with tourists from both Japan and abroad. In fact, this place is not a religious corporation or anything like that, but privately owned. When you visit and leave a coin as an offering, a small amount of money goes to the landowner. That said, the sight of the line of Inari shrines lined up, with the blue Sea of ​​Japan spreading out in the background and the Ryugu spout rising from a corner of the cliffs is truly spectacular. I thought it would be too mundane and I didn't want to go, but I did a 180-degree change and it is simply amazing!!