点评:A couple of days ago while in Yokohama we visited the shrine with friends.
Lucky they know there way around as it could have been a bit hard for us to find up the hill overlooking the town , a lovely quiet spot.
Built in 1870 it enshrines the Shinto Sun Goddess
You walk up steps and pass lots of lanterns and carved stones then enter through a large Torii Gate to the spacious area where the main shrine and minor shrines are situated.
It is all plain and not glitzy befitting a Shinto Shrine .
As we wondered around we came across a little enclosed area with a huge stone memorial, apparently it is a memorial to the Samurai warriors from this area that died in the last Samurai battles of that era..
A person from the shrine then came out to say we were not allowed in there, no explanation why, must be a sacred or controversial area.
They should have a lock on the little gate or a sign saying no entry.
I would love to know why entry is not allowed.
We enjoyed the visi on a very hot afternoon
翻译:几天前,我们在横滨和朋友一起参观了神社。
幸运的是,他们知道那里的路,因为我们可能很难找到俯瞰小镇的山上那一处安静美丽的地方。
建于 1870 年的神社供奉着神道教的太阳女神。
你走上台阶,经过许多灯笼和雕刻的石头,然后穿过一个大鸟居门,进入主神社和小神社所在的宽敞区域。
一切都很朴素,并不像神社那样浮华。
当我们四处游荡时,我们遇到了一个封闭的小区域,里面有一个巨大的石头纪念碑,显然这是为纪念那个时代最后的武士战争中牺牲的该地区的武士而建的纪念碑。
然后神社的一个人出来告诉我们不允许我们进去,没有解释为什么,一定是神圣或有争议的地方。
他们应该在小门上装上锁,或者挂上禁止入内的标志。
我很想知道为什么不允许进入。
我们在一个非常炎热的下午欣赏了美景