From A Bird's Eye
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                        1. Dawn Breaks Over the Minoh MountainsFilmed: November 2021 Witness the majestic Minoh mountain range, a symbol of Tanushimaru, bathed in the golden light of dawn. These awe-inspiring peaks have watched over the Tanushimaru's festivals and traditions being inherited for centuries. 
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                        2. A Straight Path: From Ishikaki Shrine to Ishikakizan Kannon-ji TempleFilmed: November 2021 Embark on a journey along the historical path that once directly connected the 709-founded Ishikakizan Kannon-ji Temple and the Ishikaki Shrine founded in 713. The temple is renowned for its fire-walking ritual in January and the Sazanka (sasanqua camellia) Festival in February, attracting throngs of visitors. Meanwhile, Ishikaki Shrine hosts the lively "Okunchi" festival in October, featuring rows of food stalls. 
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                        3. A Bird's Eye View: From Ishikakizan Kannon-ji Temple to Ishikaki ShrineFilmed: November 2021 Enjoy a bird’s eye view journey from Ishikakizan Kannon-ji Temple to Ishikaki Shrine to appreciate the alignment of the stone paths and buildings. 
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                        4. Panoramic Views: The Minoh Mountains and the Yamaduto no Michi TrailFilmed: November 2021 Gaze out from Ishikaki Shrine, taking in a panoramic vista of the southeast. The Moribe district lies in the foreground, while the eastern section of the Yamaduto no Michi Trail, beyond the irrigation canal of “Saka-agari no Mizu (the reverse climb water)” and the Minoh Mountains stretch majestically in the distance. 
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                        5. Circling above Ishikaki ShrineFilmed: November 2021 Embark on a virtual tour of Ishikaki Shrine, starting from the western entrance and sweeping counterclockwise to the northern side. This captivating video reveals the lush foliage that adorns the shrine's grounds. 
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                        6. Ishikaki Kotohira Shrine: A Mossy Path Through the MountainsFilmed: November 2021 Venture deep into the heart of the Minoh Mountains to discover the Ishikaki district's Kotohira Shrine. Ascend the moss-covered path through the forest, branching off from the forest road. In April and December, witness the evocative sight of the Shinto priest in traditional hakama attire, ascending the path with a furoshiki bundle on his back, to perform the rituals. 
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                        7. Zen-in Tenmangu Shrine and the Northern Foothills of the Minoh MountainsFilmed: November 2022 Ascend the stone steps beyond the torii gate to find the main shrine hall facing you. Inside, a large ema (votive picture) adorns the walls. During the "Yodo" festival in September, the shrine is illuminated by colorful lanterns, while the path leading up to it is lined with traditional paper lanterns, creating a mesmerizing spectacle with their flickering flames. 
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                        8. Shimogion-cho, Susanoo Shrine, and Old Tanushimaru TownFilmed: November 2022 Step into the heart of the historical town of Tanushimaru, which was established at the beginning of the 17th century in the Edo period. Susanoo Shrine, boasting a history as long as the town itself, stands at its center. In April, the "Tamagae Matsuri" festival takes place, featuring a mikoshi (portable shrine) carrying a large ball that is paraded around the shrine three times. On New Year's Eve, at midnight, the "Saitan-sai" festival is held to celebrate the New Year.