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Yama Shrine
御殿場市塚原７４５−１
The official name is Yama Shrine, but it is commonly referred to as Kamabayama Shrine, incorporating the local place name. A giant pair of thread-cutting scissors is enshrined here, and the shrine is known as 'Hasami Shrine' (Scissors Shrine) for its power to cut away misfortune and bad connections.
Enshrined deities
Oyamatsumi-no-Kami
History
The shrine's origins date back to the mid-Heian period, when Ōyamazuchi-no-Mikoto was transferred from Kyoto. Approximately seven hundred years ago, lumberjacks who worked in the mountains prayed for the peace and safety of the forest and for a safe job, offering their tools as votive offerings.
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