Showa Emperor, Omi Shrine, and Mt. Hiradake

[Japanese]

Wednesday, 13th of May, 2020

At 10 a.m. on 26th of May, 1975, Showa Emperor went to the Omi Jingu Shrine (近江神宮).

    At that time, on Omi Road,

比良の山比叡の峯のみえてゐて琵琶の湖暮れゆかむとす

(I see Mt. Hira and the crest of Mt. Hiei, and Lake Biwa is going twilight),

    he composed this waka poem.

Emperor Tenchi (天智天皇) is enshrined in the Omi Jingu Shrine (近江神宮).

At the Omi Jingu Shrine (近江神宮), the place where  you put your hands together toward is the tomb of Fujiwara no Fuhito (藤原不比等).

The three points of Mt. Hira(比良)dake(岳), the Omi Jingu Shrine, and the Fuhito's tomb draw the great triangle in summer.

Yesterday, I tried the Zero Magnetic Field L-rod "Core" for the first time at the important point where we put our hands together towards.

What! It's a great effect more than we can imagine.

I felt as if I could see through the ground.

The "Songs of Lake Biwa circumnavigation", I have had curious until now, 

5th
The arrow-head is buried deeply
Summer grasses grow thickly in remains of moat
I stand alone at old castle
Hira(比良) and Ibuki(伊吹) are like dream

.... the Hira(比良) finally came out.

And

6th
the 10th point in Western country, Chomeiji Temple
This dirty world left far away
Let's row in the gold wave
Talk your hot mind, my friend

...so, in the "Songs of Lake Biwa circumnavigation", there was also a mystery of Chomei-ji Temple, which was sung as the tenth point of Western country, actually in spite of the thirty first point of Western country.