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Fujijima Shrine (Arashinotsuka Kofun)
岡谷市川岸上１丁目１
Located on the banks of the Tenryu River, this shrine is associated with the legend of the Suwa entry. It stands on the site of the Arashinotsuka Kofun (ancient tomb) and enshrines Fujijima Myojin and Sanpo Arashin.
Enshrined deities
Takeminakata-no-Kami
History
According to the Suwa entry legend, a wisteria tree took root at this location as a mark of the battlefield where Takeminakata defeated Matarajin. The site was originally the Arashinotsuka Kofun near the Tenryu River. Later, Sanpo Arashin was jointly enshrined here, leading to the name 'Arashinotsuka'.
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What visitors say
The shrine is located where the forest of Matarai Shrine can be seen across the Tenryu River, and wisteria trees related to the local legends are planted within the grounds. There are no large torii gates or monuments, and visitors often use the parking lot of the nearby Kumano Shrine. While it is a place preserving historical legends, the surrounding area feels increasingly developed.
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