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Oiwa Fudo Son
下諏訪町木の下
Located north of Suwa Taisha Lower Shrine Akimiya, this sacred site features numerous stone tablets and stone statues lining a mountain valley.
History
It was established in 1884 CE (Meiji 17) by ascetics devoted to the faith of Mount Nitatsu. The entire area, where spiritual deities, stone tablets, shrines, and stone statues densely line the slope along the valley path, is collectively known as Oiwa Fudo Son.
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Blessings
There is a tradition that praying here is effective for eye diseases.
What visitors say
A sacred site of mountain religion featuring shrines and clusters of stone statues arranged along the mountainside. The weight of prayer is palpable from the dense collection of stone objects squeezed between the rocks of Yuzawa Valley. There is a waterfall for ritual purification (misogi), and legends remain about its efficacy for eye ailments.
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