Kanazakura Shrine - Kofu

There is a fine cedar. The clear air and the breeze from the river are comfortable. In mid-January, the roads around the area are frozen in places, but it can be reached in fine weather without any problems.

It is a shrine near Shosenkyo. It was a little difficult to get here, but I enjoyed it as a driver. There are many parking lots, so you can park easily on weekdays. On your days off, you should be prepared to wait. By visiting, I feel that I was able to share a lot of power. It was raining lightly, but it was a nice atmosphere. The scenery on a sunny day should be beautiful, so I would like to come again. I bought a talisman and a crystal bracelet and went home, so I feel like they are always there.

Since the declaration of Corona has been opened, I visited in early November. The road to Harukasho is well maintained and I went up for the first time, but I could see Mt. Fuji a little (always when I arrived at around 3 pm, I couldn't see it because it was hidden by clouds. It seems that it was good to arrive in the morning). I climbed with the desire to go while thinking that I would be tired, but it took about 20 minutes to walk leisurely. Gongen-sama's Oiwa on the way was also powerful, and the columnar stones could be seen in the distance. If you have the opportunity to visit, we recommend that you go to the Harukasho.

It is a wonderful shrine just beyond Shosenkyo. It is said that there is a benefit to money luck, but in addition to that, it is a spot full of power that you can see Mt. Fuji from the wolf worship, dragon god, spring water, big cedar tree, cherry blossoms, crystal red stamp and the precincts. Personally, the Kanazakura Inari Shrine and the Sugi Shinboku in the middle of the long stairs are shining a good light, and I have been standing for a while. There are parking lots near the main shrine on the stairs and under the stairs, but if you have enough physical strength, we recommend going through the torii gate and worshiping from the stairs.

It was a solemn and very beautiful shrine. Mitamizu is also devised and there is no cassotte, but there are several pipes in the Mitamizu pot, and water flows from there, so you can cleanse it hygienically. If you go through the torii gate and turn to the left, you will find "Yukinzakura", "Meotoiwa" and "Shoryu". "Yukin Sakura" is a sacred tree, and the best time to see the cherry blossoms is from late April to May 10. There is an anecdote that if you worship the sacred tree in the season when the cherry blossoms, which have a color close to pale golden, are in full bloom, and receive the amulet of the crystal, you will be blessed with good luck for the rest of your life. Since it is the birthplace of crystal, this red stamp is made of large crystal. Also, on the way to the main shrine, there is a "Sazareishi" on the left side, which is said to be a stone for praying for success that is likely to fall. It is famous for its fortune and trouble-free shrines. There was a vermilion-painted main shrine and Mt. Fuji Harukasho, a power spot where the spirit of Mt. Fuji flows, and I could see beautiful Mt. Fuji. There is a wide variety of omikuji, and the most reasonable omikuji is 200 yen and comes with one of the Seven Lucky Gods. I'm looking forward to what you win. There are two parking lots, one above and one below, and the upper parking lot is close to the main shrine, so if you are confident in your physical strength, you can go to the front of the main shrine by climbing the stone steps from the lower parking lot. The toilet is in the parking lot above. A security camera is installed, so women are safe. The private toilets are also clean, so there is a sense of cleanliness. I also have some spare toilet paper on the water tank. There is no soap for hand washing in the bathroom.