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How is the weather.
I tried reach for the hand from the window.
But in my hand there was no feeling of raindrops.
Rain grains do not seem to be falling at
all. |
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0627 |
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I left the Imabari-Station-Hotel and headed
to No.58 仙遊寺(Senyuuji).
I am planning to arrive at the temple
at
seven.
I will plan to leave the hotel based
on the
estimated time that I arrive at the
temple.
However, as there are many slopes on
the
way to the temple, I want to leave
the hotel
as soon as possible.
After all, I will leave the hotel as
soon
as possible.
The hotel was with breakfast.
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0631 |
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The climbing slope continues.
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0633 |
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There are plenty of easy-to-understand directions. |
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0651 |
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There is a rather steep part,
But early in the morning, so as not to sweat,
I climb slowly so as not to strain the heart. |
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No.58
仙遊寺(Senyu-ji) |
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0658 |
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No.58仙遊寺(Senyuji) worship
I arrived at the temple immediately at 7
o'clock. |
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No.59
国分寺 (Kokubun-ji) |
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0747 |
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No.59 国分寺 (Kokubun-ji)
I visited Kokubunji.
After this I will move to Komatsu. |
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0830 |
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I think that the person walking is amazing.
Even if he walk and walk, scenery almost
does not change.
Everyone is wonderful.
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Sukiya breakfast
Saijo Mitsuya store
Natto set meal large sale 300 yen |
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0850 |
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I entered the town of Komatsu.
I will leave my luggage in the inn which
I plan to stay tonight.
and I try to climb up the slope.
About 13 km from here. |
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1002 |
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The bicycle is light as I have a reservation
the business hotel Komatsu that I left
my
luggage.
I will go up to Yokomineji(横峰寺). |
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Pilgrim who came down from number 60.temple |
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1028 |
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-Bicycle equipment ---
I will bring a road bike for my bicycle.
I felt that the slope of Taiyuji(太龍寺) and Yokomineji(横峰寺) could not run up except Road-bike.
And other bicycles are too heavy to
do Rinko
(to pack the bicycle and place it on
the
plane).
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1029 |
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Uenohara(上野原)
Shuttle bus depot.
It is 1750 yen round trip from here and the
distance is about 8 km one way. |
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1038 |
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Kurose-Dam |
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1050 |
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The road is the steepest while going up along
the canyon.
Apart from canyon, when it starts zigzag,
it becomes somewhat gentle.
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1052 |
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I run the leftmost side avoiding the passing
car.
However, because there is moss growing on
the road, I will slip. |
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1055 |
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It is a tollgate for people climbing up by
car.
Regular car 1,800 yen
The bicycle,
"Please, go as it is," |
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1109 |
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It is a steep slope. |
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1125 |
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1135 |
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It is a shuttle bus.
There is a sign saying "Please do not
overtake the bus."
The buses are keeping in touch with each
other wirelessly.
Because there was a signboard that wrote
an intermediate number,
"Where are you stopping at what number?"
.
The bus and bus are keeping in touch with
earch other. |
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1140 |
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It is impossible to pass by this curve. |
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1147 |
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While carefully watching the car coming down,
I managed to get up to here. |
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1207 |
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The parking lot is a lot higher than the
temple.
I stop the bicycle here and walk down. |
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I will go down the narrow sidewalk next to
the road. |
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1213 |
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It is a zigzag sidewalk. |
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No.60
横峰寺(Yokomine-ji) |
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1217 |
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The main hall came into sight.
I went down a lot of slopes.
The cleansing water was at the more lower
place, so I forgot to wet my hands before
I worship.
I wonder why every temple likes the stairs
so much.
No.60 、横峰寺(Yokomineji) worship
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No.63
吉祥寺(Kichijo-ji) |
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1414 |
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I endured sleepy and slowly came down.
Downhill is sleepy.
I am going to visit the closest temple,
Kichijoji.
No.63吉祥寺(Kichijoji) worship
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No.62
宝寿寺(Hoju-ji) |
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1440 |
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Hojuji is right next to
No.62宝寿寺(Hojuji) worship
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No.61
香園寺(Koon-ji) |
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1510 |
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Then, it is Koon-ji(香園寺) which is very similar to Meiji-za(明治座).
There is a staircase on the left side
of
the way.
The place where I went up was Taishido(太子堂).
Two young ladies began to climb,
When they started climbing up the stairs,
they started Rock-paper-scissors play.
If you win, go up a few steps ... lose...
stop,
They were playing like that.
They are funny people.
No.61香園寺(Koonji) worship
I ate lunch, butI am hungry because
I had
lunch that was too early.
I sat on the bench and ate the leftover
bread
that was in the backpack. |
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1526 |
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I have already booked an accommodation tonight.
Because the Hotel has dinner and breakfast
included,
I am no longer worried about anything.
I will slowly see and sightsee here and talk
to the people of the pedestrian walk and
wait for the sunset. |
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No.64
前神寺(Maegami-ji) |
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1543 |
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1547 |
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No.64前神寺(Maegamiji) worship
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I was chantting "Hannya-shingyou(般若心経)" sutra secretly, alone.
Quietly I was saying "Ku-fuishiki, Shikisokuze
Koo ..."
Imperceptibly,A lot of people from the group
surrounded me, "Kanji Zai Bo Sats ..."
Loud, start a big chorus.
Although I was chanting somewhere along the
way,
My voice was swallowed by the group's big
voice.
After all, I ended up being shout with everyone
together.
It seems that my memorization of my "Hannya-shingyou(般若心経)" sutra was not established yet. |
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I returned to the hotel.
At the hotel, in the hall, everyone gathered.
Everyone except myself was walking-pilgrimage
people.
Only me,It was bicycle-pilgrimage people.
I understand what kind of hardships people
in the pedestrian are having trouble, so
I was able to join the story.
It was fun dinner.
The couple's foreigners had a pilgrimage.
Is it difficult for bicycle pilgrims to make
friends?
Compared to the pedestrian path, the bicycle
pilgrim runs alone, so it is difficult to
make friends. It is said that.
That is, when walking, you can walk with
them while talking, but you can not run on
a bicycle with talking.
Furthermore, because the pace at which they
run each other is different, it is impossible
to run in rows and so on.It is said.
But, it is not that walking people are always
walking together.
Even people who stayed at the same inn and
became lively over topic of pilgrimage stories
at dinner time and breakfast time,when they
leave the next morning they will leave out
one by one. (Apart from friends and couples
who walked by two from the beginning).
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