No.962　最終回！hashuの茨城旅④　鹿嶋神宮⛩️ from Radiotalk

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ごめん、続きです！水戸駅から臨海鉄道大洗鹿島線に乗って、一路南下、鹿嶋神宮へ！茨城旅の最後に、御手洗池にて柄杓の清水で手を清められたのがとても良かったです✨ 足早な旅でしたが、鹿嶋神宮を訪れることができて良かった東京駅から高速バスで２時間とお気軽。あなたもこの秋、鹿嶋旅はいかが?⛩️ 【QUIZ】大鳥居前のお店で、大判焼きを２個買ったよ。ひとつは今からバスで楽しみます。もうひとつは、すでに人にあげました。さて、誰にあげたでしょうか？わかった人はお便りでお答えどうぞ✉️ #ひとり語り #大洗鹿嶋線 #鹿嶋神宮 #hashuの茨城旅 #鹿嶋

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