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Nanjamonja Tree
〒500-8842 岐阜県岐阜市金町５丁目３
At Hakusan Shrine in Toki City, Gifu Prefecture, there is a Nanjamonja tree (Hitsu-batako), which is designated as a Natural Monument of Japan.
History
Hakusan Shrine features 'Hakusan Shrine's Hananoki and Hitsu-batako,' designated as a Natural Monument of Japan, known as the Nanjamonja tree. Folklorically, it is said that the plant's actual name was avoided when used in divination or religious rituals. Another legend suggests the name originated when Mito Komon asked, 'What is this tree?' and locals replied, 'Nanjamonja.'
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