Kurotatsu Shrine

After renting a car from Kyushu in Kyoto and visiting Keyakurotatsu Shrine, I headed to the main shrine. Enter the narrow road and it is on the right. It is quiet and small with no worshipers. The locals were in the process of being groomed. Thank you for stopping the work, guiding me to parking, telling me that it's okay to go inside, and explaining the shrine. I visited Ise in Mie prefecture from Kyoto, went to Chikubu Island by ferry from Lake Biwa in Shiga, and from Kibi Jingu in Fukui prefecture to Kuroryu Shrine, it was a place I always wanted to go if time allowed. It was really nice to be able to go all around on the trip. At the end, I thought this shrine was good. A gentle breeze was blowing where the locals were working hard. The red stamp is from Keyakurotatsu Shrine.

This is where the dragon god is. It is well maintained and you can see that it is taken care of by the locals. 🙏 Thank you for visiting us.

I was able to visit it quietly.

In front of the iron bridge, I was supposed to connect a boat to form a bridge. ⛩️ Kurotatsu🐉 It's like a historical god.

The air, like a big black dragon sitting around with a dawn and a tuna around it. There is a parking space.