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Miyosawa Daisai Fudo-do (Miyosawa Grand Sage Fudo Hall)
仙台市青葉区荒巻三居沢
Long renowned for its miraculous efficacy, this hall is particularly famous for its benefits in the healing of eye diseases. It is also known for the spirits of stillborn or infant children (Mizuko) and for red cloths that sway even in the absence of wind.
History
The date of founding is unknown, but a stone monument from 1634 CE (Kan'ei 11) stands within the precincts. Previously managed by Japan's first hydroelectric power plant, it is now supported by the local community through the Miyosawa Daisai Fudo-don Hoso-kai (Miyosawa Grand Sage Fudo Reverence Association).
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What visitors say
The precincts feature a waterfall that freezes into an ice cascade (hyobaku) in winter, offering a stunning landscape. Visitors can worship in a tranquil atmosphere, and the cherry blossoms are beautiful in spring. Nearby facilities include a traffic park and power plant installations, making the site accessible on foot. Goshuin (a shrine's calligraphic seal stamp) are only available as pre-written copies (kakizoki) on days other than the open hall days (kaido-bi).
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