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An ancient legend states that on the Miho Peninsula, when the Gods arrive at the grove of nearly 600-year-old pine trees known as Hagoromo-no-Matsu, they are welcomed by the Miho Shrine after traversing a 500-meter (1640.42 ft) long row of pine trees commonly known as the "Kamin-no-Michi" or Path of the Gods