辺戸集落散策路と蔡温松並木保全公園　やんばる国立公園

auto-translate Tomura Walking Path and Cai Wen Matsunami Tree Conservation Park Yambaru National Park Hedo Village Walking Path and Cai Wen Matsunami Tree Conservation Park The inn road (Sukumichi: a public road in the Ryukyu Kingdom era that starts from Shuri and extends to the region) is It was created during the Shoji dynasty of the Ryukyu Kingdom, which prospered in the 15th and 19th centuries. Part of the inn is the road that the messenger from Shurijo Castle in Naha traveled for the water removal ceremony in December every year. The messenger made an offering to Asumori Ontake (Hedomitake), which is said to be the first Utaki made in Ryukyu, and received the sacred water flowing to Utaki (Okawa) east of Hedo. The god Asagi, the shrine, and the place of worship called Sinuguzo can still be seen along the walking path. Among these historic sites is the Saku Maie, who appears in the legend of King Gihon. Legend has it that King Gihon, the ruler of the 13th century, abdicated and fled to Hedo. There he fell in love with the daughter of the Saku Maie. The Saku Maie has protected the tomb in the northwest of the Hedo village, where the retired king is said to sleep. Kunigami Village Planning, Commerce and Tourism Division Reiwa 3rd year Kunigami Village Multilingual Commentary Maintenance Project

auto-translate 户村步行道和蔡文松波树木保护公园 山原国立公园 边户村步行道和蔡文松波树木保护公园于 15 世纪和 19 世纪繁荣的琉球王国正治王朝创建。旅馆的一部分是那霸首里城的使者每年12月参加除水仪式的道路。使者向据说是琉球最早的宇泷阿苏森御岳（Hedomitake）供养，并接受了流向边户以东的宇泷（大川）的神水。沿着步行道仍然可以看到朝木神、神社和被称为新犬藏的参拜地。在这些历史遗迹中，有出现在基训王传说中的佐久舞家。传说 13 世纪的统治者基训国王退位并逃往 Hedo。在那里，他爱上了佐久舞家的女儿。 Saku Maie 保护了 Hedo 村西北部的坟墓，据说退休的国王在那里睡觉。国头村计划通商观光课令和三年级国头村多语种解说维修项目