Wadou Shrine

Wafumi Shrine in Yuriehama Town is highly esteemed as the Ichinomiya Shrine of Hoki Province and is known as the god of safe childbirth. It has an unknown founding date and a long history, and is said to be the place where Shoteruhime, the daughter of Okuninushi no Mikoto, settled and worked to promote agriculture and medicine. There are also many attractions such as the "Anzan Iwa" (rock for safe childbirth), and amulets recommended for those in their unlucky years are also sold.

At Wabumi Shrine in Yuriehama Town, there are designated national treasures, Kyo-zuka and Temizuya. Excavations from Kyo-zuka, which is said to have been built in the late Heian period, have revealed statues such as the Golden Kannon Bodhisattva and the Bronze Senju Kannon Bodhisattva, making it known as a power spot. On the other hand, the Temizuya, which has beautiful carvings, exudes a sacred atmosphere by using a rare ladle. These historically valuable buildings enhance the charm of Wabumi Shrine even more.

The Wafumi Shrine in Yuriehama-cho is the Hoki Province's most important shrine, enshrining woven textiles and fertility gods. This land has been a place of worship since ancient times, and it is said that the daughter of Ōkuninushi-no-Mikoto, Shitateruhime-no-Mikoto, settled here. The history of this place is still alive and well. The main shrine is adorned with beautiful sculptures, and there are many highlights, such as the Keizuka, known as a power spot. It is especially recommended for those who are expecting a child, and it's worth a visit!

If you take a walk from the Wabumi Shrine in Yuriehama-cho to the Izumo-yama Observatory, you will be greeted with a breathtaking view. From the 52m high observatory, you can see Lake Togo spread out before you like a beautiful painting. It is said that this is the place where the goddess Shitateruhime-no-mikoto looked out over her hometown. Come and experience the healing scenery from this spot.

The Wafumi Shrine in Yuriehama Town is known for its mythical spots such as Anzan Rock and Meoto Iwa. It is said to be a place where Shimo Teru Hime no Mikoto worked to guide safe childbirth, making it a reassuring presence for those expecting to give birth. In addition, the hand-washing basin with a rare hishaku and the national treasure-designated Kyozo cannot be missed. Once you visit, you will be drawn in by its charm!