Minakamicho Fujiasama Shrine - Tone District

It seems to rise from 400 years ago.

Asama Shrine Nakgyu shrine enshrined in the hot spring resort of Minakami-cho. Mr. Sanada asked for tourism guidance that Numada Castel Owner dedicated in the 17th century. I heard that there is Okunoin at Okino Ear of Tanigawa Dake, but the weather was bad, only Nakamiya was allowed to participate this time. The torii is from one torii to the third torii, protected by the cedar trees, and the carvings are beautiful. Although the scale is not large, it is a beautiful company that vermillion shines. The God Festival is "Takanobu Saku Night Voyage (Konohanosakuya Hime)". Mr. Miyashi is not resident, but I was able to give thanks for putting a red seal. A beautiful company wrapped in a strict atmosphere, we recommend you to visit when you go to the nearby place. ※ I was allowed to worship in May 2018. Although I also posted at the time, it seems that there were some fellows who made them out of business unexpectedly as they were being mischiefed. So, it is the second post ☝️

Festival God Kana no Sakuya Sale Minakami Town Designated Important Cultural Property "Fuji Asama Shrine Nakamiya" Fuji Asama Shrine has long played a central role in mountain worship related to Mt. Tanigawa. The shrine has been renovated several times so far, but there are two buildings, the Kanbun 3rd year (1663) and the Manji 1st year (1658). It is thought that it was built by Mr. Sanada, the owner of Numata Castle. It is currently in a wooden cloakroom, and the entire shrine is a three-span shrine, with a door in the center of the front. The size of the shrine was quite impressive as a local shrine in the first half of Edo. Okunoin is located on the top of Mt. Tanigawa, where the sacred Buddha (“Mirror” Mizukami Town Designated Important Cultural Property) was enshrined, but it is now on display at the Minakami Town History and Folklore Museum. Spring festivals are held in April every year, and a gorgeous Kagura is dedicated at the opposition hall. (From the precinct information board) Facing the road along Hoto Nozawa about 150m south from the shrine precincts, there are stone steps and torii climbing up from the breaks of the stone walls and retaining walls, the company name sign, and the stone steps leading to the shrine However, it's easy to miss it because you can go directly to the precincts by car. There is a monument to Wakayama Makimizu in the precincts. “My road is a mountain path that shines in winter and shines in winter.” Minakami Town Designated Natural Monument “Murashigi at Fuji Asama Shrine” The promenade continues from the shrine grounds to the right, and there is Muresugi. There are no other rare tree species nationwide, and there are three such as Mizukami Town, two of which are in this Tanigawa Onsen. Located at Fuji Asama Shrine is Tanigawa Muresgi No.1. (From the local information board) The Okumiya of the Tanigawa Eiji Asama Shrine is near the top of Mt. On the mountain trail of the Tanigawadake ridgeline, there is a coral embedded in a rock near the “Oki no Oi” in the back of “Toma's ear” which is considered to be the summit of Mt. Tanigawa. It is Okumiya, and the old shrine is enshrined in the old shrine, and two of them are preserved in the Minakami Town History Museum. The mirror is approximately 30cm in size and is a hanging Buddha. The characters are engraved with the words “Fuji Asama Daigo” and “Eternal Eight Years of Ototoro June 1”. Eight years of eternal life can be seen in 1565 AD, when Fuji Asama faith has been rooted in this area since the very old days. If you are blessed with the weather, you can see Mt. Fuji far from Mt. Tanigawa. (From the site "Fujizuka and Asama Shrine in Gunma Prefecture")

You can climb the stairs a little, but you can see the emotional shrine.

I worshiped at the red stamp. After climbing the stairs and passing through the trees, you will arrive at the small but bright vermilion hall of worship. The Chozuya was beautifully decorated with flowers. When I visited, the inside of the hall of worship was being constructed and remodeled by a contractor. There was a small palace on the right side of the money box, and the red stamps were written in the envelope one by one. I didn't know the initial charge, so I paid the ¥ 300 that the previous person had paid.