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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Shimosha Akimiya

下諏訪町 南信

The shrine where the deity resides from August to January. Its bronze guardian lions are said to be the largest in Japan.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Shimosha Harumiya

下諏訪町 南信

The deity resides here from February to July. It is said to have been built from the same plans as Akimiya.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Togakushi Okusha

長野市 北信

It stands at the end of an avenue of cedars some 500 metres long, enshrining the deity who threw the heavenly rock door.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Kuzuryusha

長野市 北信

The land deity, held to be older than Okusha. A god of rain and of toothache.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Kitamuki Kannon

上田市 東信

An unusual hall that faces north. Visiting it together with Zenkoji is a custom of long standing.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Jorakuji

上田市 東信

Its stone tahoto pagoda is an Important Cultural Property. It is the head temple of Kitamuki Kannon.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Kaiko Jinja

小諸市 東信

It stands on the site of Komoro Castle, an ana-jiro that sits lower than the town below it.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Ganshoin

小布施町 北信

The ceiling painting of a phoenix that stares from every angle, painted by Katsushika Hokusai in his last years.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Ontake Jinja

木曽町 中信

It worships Mount Ontake in Kiso. The Ontake-ko spread in the Edo period, turning it into a sacred mountain ordinary people could climb.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Manji no Sekibutsu

下諏訪町 南信

A stone Buddha seated near Harumiya. Known because Okamoto Taro praised it so highly.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Mikaeri no To

青木村 東信

So beautiful that people turn back to look, which is why it is called the pagoda that makes you look back.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Yohashira Jinja

松本市 中信

The god who ties wishes together. It enshrines four deities.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Hotaka Jinja

安曇野市 中信

A sea deity enshrined in the mountains, held to be a trace of the Azumi people who moved inland to Shinshu.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Obasute

千曲市 北信

The moon reflects in every single paddy. Basho came here.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Manji Sekibutsu

下諏訪町 南信

You walk around it three times, saying may all things be settled.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Kozenji

駒ヶ根市 南信

It carries the legend of Hayataro, the divine dog. Luminous moss grows here.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Achimura

阿智村 南信

A village the Ministry of the Environment named the place where the stars shine brightest in Japan.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Sanmon (Zenkoji)

長野市 北信

Five doves are hidden inside the characters on the Zenkoji plaque.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Nunobiki Kannon

小諸市 東信

The birthplace of the saying about being led to Zenkoji by an ox. A hall built out over the cliff.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Omiwatari

諏訪市 南信

The ice of Lake Suwa buckles upward. It is taken as the track of a god crossing, and is recorded in a rite.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Minakamiyama

長野市 北信

It carries a tradition of being the oldest pyramid in the world. A mountain of shugendo practice.

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長野県 · Shrines & temples

Kitamuki Kannon

上田市 東信

Zenkoji is said to guard the next life and Kitamuki Kannon this one, so visiting both is the custom.

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岐阜県 · Shrines & temples

Nangu Taisha

垂井町 西濃

The head shrine of Kanayamahiko, the deity of metal. This series has passed through blade and metal country again and again: Sakai, Echizen, Kochi, Ts…

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岐阜県 · Shrines & temples

Inaba Jinja

岐阜市 岐阜

An old shrine at the foot of Mount Inaba. It is said to have been moved to its present site when Nobunaga built Gifu Castle.

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