午後の椿山(椿谷)です。木漏れ日の道の向こうに、藩主の池田光政の遺髪・爪・歯などを納めた御納所が見えます。
This is the camellia hill of a summer afternoon. There is ‘Gonassho’ at the end of the road where sunlight is reaching through the camellia trees. ‘Gonassho’ is the name of small mound where the school founder, Ikeda Mitsumasa’s nails and beards are enshrined.
