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Togakushi Shrine
〒501-4517 岐阜県郡上市和良町宮地１
Located in Gifu City, Gifu Prefecture, this shrine is associated with legends concerning the Ama-no-Iwato (Heavenly Rock Cave). The grounds feature scenic spots such as the Kasane-iwa (Stacked Rocks) and the Togakushi Shrine Ichibansugi (Great Cedar Tree).
History
The founding date is unknown, but it is believed to correspond to 'Kunitsu Meishin' (Rank of Junior Sixth Grade, Upper) among the seven shrines of Gunjo District listed in the Mino Province Kojiki (Register of Deities). In the first year of Kencho (1259 CE), To no Yorinao donated the Mahaprajnaparamita Sutra, and from the Kamakura period onward, it was known as 'Kuzunoha Shrine'. During the Edo period, the shrine buildings were restored by Endo Yoshitaka. In the Meiji era, after being called 'Kamizawa Shrine', it was renamed to its current name, 'Togakushi Shrine'.
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What visitors say
The grounds feature large stacked rocks covered in moss, known as a power spot. Self-service amulets and Goshuin (shrine seal stamps) are available in front of the main hall, with fees paid into the offering box. Parking is available in the plaza in front of the shrine, and magnificent cedar trees are scattered throughout the area.
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