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Ishidate Shrine, Nakamiya, Seijisya
〒799-1112 愛媛県西条市小松町石鎚字上黒河４２２
A shrine that designates Mount Ishidate as its sacred mountain (shintai-san) and consists of four shrines spanning from the foothills to the summit. The Nakamiya (Middle Palace) houses the Seijisya (Shrine of Fulfillment).
History
This shrine designates Mount Ishidate, the highest peak in western Japan, as its sacred mountain. The term Ishidate Shrine collectively refers to four shrines: the Honsha (Main Shrine) located at the foothills (also known as Kuchinomiya), the Nakamiya (Middle Palace) situated on the mountainside (Seijisya), the Tsugoya Enobaiden (Distant Worship Hall), and the Chojosha (Summit Shrine) at the peak.
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What visitors say
Located at a high elevation, this site offers mystical views including snowy landscapes and clear skies. Visitors can worship by walking along well-maintained paths, with access facilitated by a ropeway and lift. The Goshuin (shrine seal stamp) is provided as a pre-written stamp where the visitor fills in the date. The shrine also offers a well-stocked selection of omamori (amulets), including designs featuring Tengu (mythical mountain goblins).
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