And on the road this poem:

red red
sun unrelentingly
autumn's wind.

delicately
named Komatsu blowing
hagi/susuki.

Visited Tada Shrine here. Sanemori's helmet and part of his nishiki there.

In days of old, presented to him, as a member of the Genji, by his commander Yoshitomo, it is said. Clearly not designed for a common soldier. From eye-cover to ear-flap engraved with chrysanthemums interlaced by ivy scrollwork, a dragon headpiece with hoe-shaped frontlets attached. After Sanemori's death in battle, Kiso Yoshinaka with message of prayer donated it to shrine, Higuchi Jiro his emissary: can see them there even now as annals of shrine describe.

cruel!
under the helmet
cricket