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Takato-yama Shrine Okumiya (Inner Shrine)
〒369-1305 埼玉県秩父郡長瀞町長瀞
The Okumiya (Inner Shrine) is located at the summit of Mount Takato and is one of the Three Shrines of Chichibu. The Ajiwara no Matsu (Evergreen Pine) is believed to grant wishes for successful romance.
History
The shrine's origin is said to date to the 41st year of Emperor Keiko's reign, when Emperor Yamato Takeru ascended the mountain to pay distant respects during his eastern campaign, guided by a giant dog. The mountain was initially called 'Hidariyama' (Fire-Quenching Mountain) because the giant dog extinguished a fire, and later became known as 'Takato-yama' (Treasure Mountain). To ensure protection against fire, the deity Kagutsuchi (Fire-Producing Spirit) was enshrined, and a shrine was built at the foot of the mountain where three deities were enshrined, marking the origin of this shrine.
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Blessings
The Ajiwara no Matsu (Evergreen Pine) is believed to grant wishes for successful romance.
What visitors say
A small shrine located near the summit, characterized by a serene and sacred atmosphere. It can be visited on the way up to the summit via the ropeway, with a shop and administrative office nearby. A dedicated Goshuin (shrine calligraphic seal stamp) is also available. After worship, visitors can enjoy panoramic views of the Chichibu mountains from the terrace or observation deck, and in certain seasons, they can also appreciate plum blossoms near the summit.
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