Mishima Shrine
三嶋神社
An ancient guardian shrine founded in 806 to calm Mount Fuji eruptions, featuring historic trees and deep local significance.
What it is
- Established in 806 to calm the volcanic eruptions of Mount Fuji.
- Serves as the main guardian shrine for the residents of Otsuki City.
- Dedicated to the Mishima and Oyamazumi faith, divided from a shrine in Iyo.
- Historically served as a site where Koshu Kaido travelers prayed for safety.
What to see
- Large zelkova trees that reportedly gave the city of Otsuki its name.
- A deity body carved from a large pine tree housed within the shrine.
- The central grounds of what was once a historic manor.
Notes written by Japan Gems from facts in Japanese Wikipedia.
Where it is
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