Over the Covered Bridge to the Yuge Shrine amid beautiful flowers
The Yuge shrine was reportedly built in the Muromachi era (1336–1573). The covered bridge across the Yuge pond that surrounds the shrine is known as "Arched Bridge". The reflection of the bridge in the pond contributes to the picturesque scenery, and the whole area became a popular tourist area. The bridge serves as approach to the shrine, and the parishioners still continue the local "Himairi-shinko" custom of praying every day alternatively for good harvest. In spring plum and cherry trees blossom and in early summer irises continue to color the area of the town.
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- 【Meet The Local】Tea Charcoal and Coffee time in Satoyama
- Meet a Craftsman of Charcoal for Tea ceremony
A guided tour to learn about charcoal for Japanese tea ceremony at Ishidadami district, a beautiful Satoyama in eastern Uchiko.
Meet a charcoal maker at his kiln and learn about how he makes charcoals and how it affects to life in mountains.
Then, visit Yuge shrine, the symbol of Ishidatami district. In front of the shrine, there is a big pond and beautiful bridge with roof.
Move to Seiryu-en Park to have relax time with some coffee and local made bread toasted by charcoal. You get to see the charcoal on fire and enjoy chatting with the charcoal maker. The park has old style water wheels and beautiful creek, is surrounded by mountains.
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- https://uchikogenic.com/en/do/stayandride/
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Information
Address | Ishidatami-higashi, Uchiko-cho, Kita-gun, Ehime, Japan |
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TEL | +81-893-44-3790(Uchiko Town Visitors Center ) |
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