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Akimiya Ebisu-sha
下諏訪町木の下５７９１
This is Akimiya, one of the lower shrines of Suwa Taisha, which follows the 'Suwa shrine style' characterized by the absence of a main hall (honden).
History
Suwa Taisha is a shrine that enshrines the deity Takeminakata. Akimiya does not have a main hall; instead, a sacred tree known as 'Ichiy' (yew) stands at the back of the treasure hall. In recent years, this architectural style lacking a main hall has come to be referred to as the 'Suwa shrine style'.
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What visitors say
This shrine is located on the right side of the grounds of Suwa Taisha Lower Shrine Akimiya, nestled within a cedar forest. It is situated beyond a flight of stairs from the parking lot, making it difficult to access by wheelchair, but visitors who venture further in can enjoy views of Lake Suwa. In addition to the Goshuin (calligraphic seal stamp) for Akimiya, it is also possible to receive a separate Goshuin specifically for Ebisu-sha.
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