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Hinotsu Fudō Myōō
〒509-0117 岐阜県各務原市鵜沼大安寺町１丁目８６
This temple serves as the Oku-in (inner sanctuary) of Dai'an-ji, with Fudō Myōō (the Immovable Wisdom King) as its principal image. It is renowned as one of the three Fudō temples in the Mino region.
History
The temple's origins are said to date back to when the monk Shōdō of Dai'an-ji performed ascetic practices at this site and enshrined Fudō Myōō. A legend also recounts that in the early Meiji period, a monk carrying a portable shrine (zushi) heard a voice commanding him to enshrine the deity at this location. The current site was established around 1887.
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What visitors say
The grounds exude a quiet, mystical atmosphere nestled in the mountains, offering the soothing sound of a waterfall and the beauty of nature changing with the seasons. Notable sights include the 'Unfalling Rock' situated in a precarious location, as well as stone statues of Daruma and Tengu. It is also known as a power spot for praying for academic success. With a spacious parking lot available, it is an ideal place for a visit combined with a leisurely stroll.
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