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Route:<<=Sankakuji(#65) to #66 #67 to Jinnein(#68)=>>
Date:2020/02/14
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History
In 807, Kūkai revisited this site and at the request of Emperor Saga (786-842), carved the main deity, and enshrined it here. During the Kamakura period (1192-1333), this temple prospered as a place of learning and numerous buildings were constructed. Later, during the 16th century, Motochika Chōsokabe visited here and, as part of this campaign to control all of Shikoku, he burned it down. [Provided by Shikoku Japan 88 Route Guide]
・・・Route Information・・・
Number of routes: Only 1 route.
This route is divided into two sections.
The first section: Mountain path from #66 to Taniguchi: 4.4 km.
The second section: Pilgrim road in the countryside from Taniguchi to #67: 5.5 km.
Distance: 9.9 km
Elevation change: -836.4 m
The first section
Statues of some of the 500 arhats Turn left here.
Go straight for # 67. Turn left for bekkaku #16. The mountain path rejoins the road here.
The second section
Pilgrimage road Old stone route marker
Sanuki has many reservoirs Near ♯67