Since ancient times, it has been customary to visit the Outer Shrine before the Inner Shrine when visiting Ise Grand Shrine. Today, there are well-maintained roads such as the Mikimoto Road and the Miyuki Road, but before that, the only road heading from the Outer Shrine to the Inner Shrine was the Ise-Furuichi Sangu Kaido (Amanoyama), which runs along the small hills from Oda no Hashi to Ushiyazaka. This road is said to be one of the five major red-light districts, and was bustling with people making pilgrimages to Ise, and was a cultural center with thriving theaters and other events. However, due to fires and air raids, almost no trace of the area remains from those days, and today,Asakichi ryokanIs only leaving an impression.Mayo Ryokan was registered as a national tangible cultural property (building) in February 17 as a valuable building that conveys the prosperity of Furuichi, which once welcomed visitors from all over the country.In the middle of the highway, you can see what happened at that time.Ise Furuichi Sangu Kaido Museumin XNUMX minutes by bus from Yonago Station.
