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Connect at Motonosumi Inari Shrine
Tristan ScholzeGreen leaves, red torii, blue sea. Divine vision. Bring your camera.
Motonosumi Shrine (元乃隅神社, Motonosumi Jinja) is a relatively newer shrine constructed in 1955 known for its 123 torii gates.
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17-minute taxi or drive from Nagato-Furuichi Station, near Nagato City in Yamaguchi Prefecture. Parking 500 yen for the day.
Green leaves, red torii, blue sea. Divine vision. Bring your camera.
Motonosumi Inari Shrine's 123 red torii gates adorn the Yamaguchi coastline in Nagato city. Find beautiful views of a winding, vermilion torii tunnel set to an ocean backdrop.
Yamaguchi's winding 123-red-gates-to-sea-cliffs scene will dazzle, but stay for awhile to fill in the details.