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Tate-iwa Shrine
〒771-3203 徳島県名西郡神山町鬼籠野元山７４６
Located at the summit of Mount Motoyama in Kamiyama Town, Tokushima Prefecture, this shrine features its sacred object (shintai), the Ameno Tate-iwa (Heavenly Standing Rock). Its distinctive feature is a massive rock that appears split in two, resembling a stone door.
History
The founding date is unknown. Situated at an elevation of 650 meters on the peak of Mount Motoyama, the shrine is also known as Ameno Iwato Tate-iwa Shrine. Various interpretations exist regarding this site, including theories that it corresponds to the Ameno Iwato (Heavenly Rock Door) described in the Kojiki (Records of Ancient Matters), or that it is linked to the 'Amano Moto-yama' mentioned in the Awa Fudoki (Provincial Records of Awa).
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What visitors say
This rustic and mystical shrine appears after walking along a mountain path. After passing through the torii gate and walking for a few minutes, you will see the giant rock serving as the sacred object (Ameno Iwato), which exudes an overwhelming presence and solemn atmosphere. The surrounding area contains large boulders and small shrines (hokora), making it a well-known power spot where one can feel the energy of nature.
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