Mikura got up and saw a warlord on a horse on the opposite shore. The moment he stopped sweeping to look at the face of the warlord with sorrow, the warlord blew off blood from his forehead and dropped out of the horse. The warriors covered up and carried Mikura, who had lost her minds […]
A pair of back-scratcher called Magonote, grandson’s hands in Japanese, stored at the Awashima Shrine. The priest, Saiki Tokuzaemon Yoshitada who saw the figure of Magonote holding the lightning did not leave any details in the diary. The latter priests who inherited the Magonote learned that Tachibana Masayuki, who left it, was Yui kakibenosuke […]
Japan has a number of rivers that offer bizarre phenomena that can not be explained by science. Asahigawa is one of the five of them called Japan’s Five Great Sake River. Asahigawa originates near the Hiruzen plateau in Maniwa City, Okayama Prefecture, and travels the prefecture almost in the central part toward south, pouring it […]