Power Spots
From shrines and temples to nature and sacred sites â a curated guide to Japan's most notable power spots.
Type
SagaSacred Tree
Takeo Jinja no Okusu (The Great Camphor Tree of Takeo Shrine)
A sacred tree (goshinboku) of Takeo Shrine that radiates divine majesty, with an estimated age of approximately 3,000 years and ranked 7th among the largest trees in Japan.
Long lifeWishes grantedMatchmakingPurification
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KagoshimaSacred Tree
Jomon Sugi (Jomon Cedar)
One of the largest Yakusugi cedars on Yakushima Island. A sacred tree (goshinboku) within a World Natural Heritage site, estimated to be thousands of years old.
PurificationBetter fortuneWishes grantedLongevity
KagoshimaSacred Tree
Kamou no Kusu (The Great Tree of Kamou)
With a trunk circumference of 24.2 meters and an estimated age of approximately 1,500 years, it was certified by the Environment Agency as the 'Largest Giant Tree in Japan'.
LongevityWishes grantedPurificationStrong luck
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