Palau is popular in Southeast Asia. There are currently no direct flights from Japan. Even if you can get there from Japan with one connection, the flight cost is nearly 300,000 yen in economy class. You can save money by going via Singapore or other destinations.
kodakara jimaA shrine in Koshigaya, Saitama, just had a Nanyo Shrine event day.
The appearance was the same as usual and there was no information provided for general visitors.
No point in going there. It is unlikely that any new information will be available, so it would be sufficient to refer to the blogs of people from other shrines who have visited here in the past.
About Palau
Palau is about the same size as Yakushima Island and has a population of 20,000. The country was ruled by Japan for 30 years before the war, and then by the United States for 50 years before gaining independence in 1994.
Koror Island in Palau and the “South Sea Shrine
Koror Island, Palau
Former capital of Palau. Today, about 10,000 people, or half of the country’s population, still live on the island. Palau is no longer an outlying island, as its inhabited islands are connected to each other by land bridges. It is adjacent to the inhabited islands where the airport and capital are located. A building from the Japanese colonial period is used as a courthouse. Palau’s international airport was renovated with Japanese assistance.
