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Oyama Shrine Chugu Kiganden (Chuugu Kiganden) is a shrine located in Ashikuraji, Tateyama Town, Nakaniikawa District, Toyama Prefecture. Oyama Shrine Chugu Kiganden 2 Ashikuraji, Tateyama Town, Nakaniikawa District, Toyama Prefecture 930-1406 076-482-1059 October 9, 2024: I had lunch at Tateyama Alpen Village. https://niyodogawa.org/blog/news/77649/ From there, I drove to Oyama Shrine Chugu Kiganden (Chuugu Kiganden). There's a parking lot on the side of the road that can accommodate about three cars. You can also use the large parking lot at the Tateyama Museum. Since I wanted to walk, I chose the parking lot on the main approach. History of the shrine. The enshrined deities are Izanagi-no-Mikoto and Ame-no-Tajikarao-no-Mikoto. This shrine is the Chugu of Oyama Shrine, which regards Mount Tateyama, one of Japan's three sacred mountains, as its sacred mountain. It is considered the Ichinomiya (first shrine) of Etchu Province. The grounds cover an area of ​​67,000 square meters. Before coming here, I visited the Maetateshadan (front shrine altar). https://niyodogawa.org/blog/news/77584/ I'm climbing Mount Tateyama tomorrow, so if I visit the Minehonsha (main shrine) at the summit, I'll have visited all three Oyama shrines. The water fountain is said to be Iwashimizu spring water, which springs from within the grounds of Mizujinja Shrine, 1 km away. The character "峅" ("kura") in Iwakuraji and Ashikuraji means "the place where the gods descend." This Shinto-Buddhist syncretism facility, formerly known as Chuguji Temple (Ashikuraji Temple), houses a Buddhist statue. There is a parking lot at the Tateyama Museum. Around 1,200 years ago, Otomo no Yakamochi wrote a poem describing Mount Tateyama as "the mountain where the gods reside." It is considered one of Japan's three sacred mountains, and during the Edo period it flourished as a mountain of Pure Land and Hell, where the spirits of the dead gather. Ashikuraji Temple's faithful would travel around the country to hand out auspicious symbols to their parishioners, leaving behind auspicious drawings of Mount Tateyama, Tateyama Goo paper, medicinal herbs, and medicinal powder, and receiving payment the following year. This is said to be the origin of Etchu medicine sales. Crossing the Shinkyo Bridge. A grove of cedar trees over 500 years old. It reminds me of Togakushi. https://niyodogawa.org/blog/outdoor/s... Mount Tateyama is considered one of Japan's three sacred mountains, along with Mount Fuji and Mount Hakusan. In the prayer hall, lanterns are lit, preserving the traditions of Tateyama worship during the Shinto-Buddhist syncretism era. During the period when women were prohibited from entering, this was the final destination for women. Tateyama Omiya Shrine, located at the back of the temple grounds and known as the West Main Shrine, enshrines Tateyama Gongen Izanagi-no-Okami, with Emperor Mommu and Saeki no Sukune Ariwaka as co-deities. It boasted a majestic presence as the central facility for Tateyama worship, but was destroyed by a rockfall in the early Meiji period. A bear? Perhaps a "kutabe" (deadly corpse). The mausoleum of Saeki Ariyori, the founder of Tateyama, was founded in 701 (the first year of the Taiho era). Tateyama Wakamiya Shrine. The current shrine building is believed to have been rebuilt in 1588. The enshrined deities are Katanao Tenjin (Ame-no-Tajikarao-no-Mikoto), Inaseirihiko-no-Mikoto, and Saeki Ariyori-no-Mikoto. It is said that all climbers of Mt. Tateyama must visit this shrine. It's called the East Main Hall. I walked to the Tateyama Museum. Read more here I went to meet the Tateyama yokai "Kutabe"! Tateyama Museum Report [Travel VLOG, Review] Women are not allowed! I visited Kyosanbo, one of the 33 temples of Ashikura-dera Temple, which supported the rise of Tateyama worship! The Edo-period garden is a must-see! Learn about history and culture!    • 立山の妖怪「くたべ」に会いに行ってみた！立山博物館レポート【旅行VLOG、レビュー】...   Detailed blog: https://niyodogawa.org/blog/news/77664/ The blog includes links to reference pages and free download links for gpx files, so if you're interested, please check it out. [Video Contents] 00:00 Parking Lot 02:13 Temple Grounds 05:20 Shrine Building ──────　◆　────── [Please Subscribe] I post videos related to the Niyodo River, Japan's cleanest river, which flows through Kochi Prefecture, as well as recommended videos from my travels to famous spots across Japan. I'm currently attempting to climb all 100 of Japan's most famous mountains.    / amiensjp   [Website] Amiens International: https://amiens.jp/ Niyodo River: https://niyodogawa.org/ [Social Media] X:   / amiens   Facebook:   / amiensjp   Instagram:   / amiens   Linkedin:   / amiens   YouTube:    / amiensjp   [Equipment Used] Camera: DJI Pocket 2: https://amzn.to/3f0d5FH DJI Osmo Action 5 Pro: https://amzn.to/40iwp...