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Mt. Ontake Shrine (Ozubeki) Distant Worship Site
王滝村田ノ原３１６２
A shrine based on mountain worship of Mt. Ontake in the Kiso region, located along the Ozubeki entrance, which is the mountain climbing route from the south. It is characterized by having an Okusha (inner shrine) at the summit and a Sato-miya (outer shrine) at the foot of the mountain.
Enshrined deities
Kunitokotachi-no-Mikoto, Okuninushi-no-Okami, Sukunabikona-no-Mikoto
History
The shrine's history began in 714 CE (Daihō 4) when Takane Michimoto established the Okusha at the summit of Mt. Ontake. Subsequently, Ishikawa Asomi Motoshi performed prayers for the removal of plague, and Shirokawa Shōshō Shigeruyoshi rebuilt the shrine halls. In 1664 CE (Kanbun 4), Yamamura Yoshito rebuilt the Sato-miya shrine halls, and in 1792 CE (Kansei 4), the ascetic Fukan opened the Ozubeki climbing route, which led to the spread of the Ontake-kō (Ontake worship association).
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