Samhara Shrine is famous as a power spot for its amulet rings that ward off evil spirits.

The belief in Samhara dates back to the times of Nobunaga and Hideyoshi, and has been practiced in this Tsuyama area for 300 years. It is said that Tomisaburo Tanaka established a shrine in Osaka in 1935 based on the belief in Samhara.
It seems to have many powerful benefits such as being free from injury and disease, and extending your life, so if you like power spots, I think it's a good idea to visit.

In addition, if you go up the hill from the main shrine, there is an observation deck where you can enjoy a spectacular 360-degree view.
The stairs from the torii gate on the approach are under construction (as of May 2019). However, the parking lot is located at the top, so there is no need to use the stairs. However, there is a large ginkgo tree near the torii gate at the bottom of the stairs, which has a very atmospheric atmosphere and is a power spot, so I think it is better to go from the torii gate at the bottom.