Mt. Ishiwari (at an altitude of 1,113 m) is located in the north of Lake Yamanaka, one of the Fuji Five Lakes, and has a wonderful view of Mt. Fuji.
Near Hachigome, there is a stone-wari shrine with a powerful large rock, and it is also a power spot where you can have good luck.
If you start walking from the torii gate of Ishiwari Shrine (there is a parking lot for worshippers), it is a relatively easy hiking course to walk about 70 minutes to the top of the mountain.
It is located in the place where you climb the 403 steps to Ishiwari Shrine and continued to walk for about 30 minutes.
※In other words, if you go to Ishiwari Shrine, you can go to the summit in about 20 minutes.
The powerful large rock in the shape of the shape of "stone" is a shintai (a sacred object of worship housed), and the enshrined deity is Amen no Tajikarao no Mikoto. In Japanese mythology, it is the god of great power who opened the heavenly rock door hidden by Amaterasu Omikami. It is said to be the benefits of good luck, warding off evil, Tsuina, and longevity, and the water that oozes from the cracks of the rocks is said to be effective for eye diseases and skin diseases, and is worshipped as a spiritual water. ( Frozen in winter) In addition, there is a gap in this large rock that only one person can finally pass through, and it is said that if you pass through this gap three times clockwise for a long time, you will be lucky.
The view from the top of the mountain is wonderful, and you can see a big Mt. Fuji in front of you and Lake Yamanaka under your eyes. What's more, the Mt. Fuji seen from here spreads! Mt. Fuji is not a true circle when viewed from above, but has an oval shape extending from north-northwest to south-southeast, and side volcanoes are concentrated on the line. From Mt. Ishiwari, if the weather is good, you can see "Diamond Fuji" where the sun sets at the top of Mt. Fuji twice a year in November and January. Estimated observation date and time are around November 26 (around 15:48) and around January 16 (around 16:11). Diamond Fuji seen from the mountain of the power spot should make you even more impressed. [Katsura sacred tree]
This huge tree of Katsura, which grows naturally at an altitude of 1,300 meters above sea level of Mt. Iryowari, is rarely worshipped as a sacred tree by the locals in Japan. In addition, after this sacred tree, there is a water boiling stone called Kamaishi, which is the shape of a kettle, and it is said that it is the source of the water of the local people of the villagers of Lake Yamanaka, and it is said to be the origin of the name of the "Katsura-gawa River" upstream, and in ancient times, when it was drought, a ceremony of begging for rain was held by the local people at this place. Communicate
タイムライン 0:00 Start 0:01 県立妙義公園大駐車場 から From the Prefectural Myogi Park parking lot 0:16 妙義山 天狗の評定から From the evaluation of Mt. Myogi Tengu 0:32 赤いもみじ Red maple 0:40 妙義山 山道 Myogi Mountain Road 0:48 中之嶽神社 入口 Nakanotake Shrine Entrance 0:54 日本一のだいこくさま The best university in Japan 1:07 手水舎 Temizusya 1:29 前宮 甲子（きのえね）大国神社 Maemiya Koshi (Kenoene) Daikoku Shrine 2:12 中之嶽神社への石段 Stone steps to Nakanotake Shrine 2:22 不動明王 Fudoumyoou 2:51 中之嶽神社 拝殿 Nakanotake Shrine Worship Hall 3:44 見晴台 Jianqingtai 4:52 第1石門 1st Stone Gate 5:11 第2石門 The second stone gate 5:38 第3石門 The third stone gate 5:56 第４石門 4th Stone Gate 6:08 大砲岩・胎内くぐり・天狗の評定 Evaluation of large artillery rocks, in the womb, and Tengu 7:07 妙義山全景 Panorama of Miaoyi Mountain 7:20 Fin
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タイムライン 0:00 Start 0:13 涸沢カール テント場 KarasawaCarl 0:59 涸沢カール テント場 夜景 Karasawa Carl Tent Hall Night View 1:32 涸沢カール 夜空 Karl Karasawa, night sky 1:41 涸沢カール 朝焼け Karl Karasawa, sunrise 2:11 涸沢カール モルゲンロート Karl Karasawa Morgenroth 2:37 紅葉の涸沢カール Curl from Karasawa of autumn leaves 3:12 Fin
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