Matsubara Sukata Shrine

Matsubara Sukata Shrine

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JR Matsuharako Station → Koumi Municipal Bus for Lake Matsuharako/Inagoyu 6 minutes, bus stop: Matsuharako off, 2 minutes on foot
43km 1 hour from Sudama IC on Chuo-do via Nobeyama Kiyosato Line
50 units

Price

Precinct Freedom

Spot Category

Shrines・Temples・Churches


"Oshira Festival" Held once every seven years, in the Year of the Monkey and the Year of the Tiger


"Urayasu no Mai" Held in Spring and Autumn Festival (mid-April, October)


"Goeimizan Festival" Held in Late August

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The bread of the plateau

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