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Aarohi Narain wrote . . . . . . . . . Here in the Takinoiri district of Moroyama, Saitama Prefecture, the sparsely marked Yuzu no Sanpomichi walkway threads into the forest, passing quiet yuzu grov…

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Here in the Takinoiri district of Moroyama, Saitama Prefecture, the sparsely marked Yuzu no Sanpomichi walkway threads into the forest, passing quiet yuzu groves. The ascending trail, which takes me past half-century-old yuzu trees that cling to treacherous slopes, leads to Katsuragi Kannon, a temple perched 300 meters above sea level. The area was named Katsuragi by Gyoki, a priest of the Nara Period (710-94), who believed the mountain resembled Mount Katsuragi in Yamato Province (present-day Nara Prefecture).

Qui nel distretto di Takinoiri di Moroyama, nella prefettura di Saitama, lo Yuzu senza segnato sanpomichi passerella nella foresta, passando silenziosi Yuzu Groves. Il sentiero ascendente, che mi porta oltre gli alberi Yuzu di mezzo secolo che si aggrappano a piste insidiose, porta a Katsuragi Kannon, un tempio arroccato a 300 metri sul livello del mare. L'area è stata chiamata Katsuragi da Gyoki, sacerdote del periodo NARA (710-94), che credeva che la montagna assomigliava al Monte Katsuragi nella provincia di Yamato (prefettura di Nara di oggi).