Keya Kurotatsu Shrine in Fukui
Takako SakamotoKeya Kurotatsu Shrine in Fukui city is one of the four ancient guardian shrines of Japan, and also a Power Spot to dispel evil spirits!
Keya Kurotatsu Shrine (毛谷黒龍神社), at the eastern foot of Mount Asuwa, was built to enshrine the deity of the Kuzuryu River.
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Ten minutes by car from Fukui Station, to the east of Asuwayama.
Keya Kurotatsu Shrine in Fukui city is one of the four ancient guardian shrines of Japan, and also a Power Spot to dispel evil spirits!
Nishinomiya Ebisu Shrine and Ishiwatari Hachiman Shrine in grounds of Keya Kurotatsu Jinja in Fukui city. Although they are small, their beautiful architecture will fascinate you!
Beautiful Kurotatsu Shrine with falling cherry blossoms at the end of Sakura season and photos of inside the prayer hall.
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