The way to which it gets down from a peak to Akakura is a beautiful stone pavement. There is a place out of which springwater has come on the way. It is the Kumano-kodo.
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It is held in the Omori shrine on November 23 every year.
It began from about 700 years before to the festival which celebrates the good harvest of rice.
In addition to a divine work or entertainment, one spokesperson comes out at a time from three areas, unrefined sake is made, and a parishioner and a tourist are treated.
It is a traditional festival representing Kumano.
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From the white torii along a way, if it gets down from stairs, Oiwa's object of worship will go into eyes.
It is the power spot introduced also in the newspaper.
A festival is on the 1st Sunday in November every year.
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