[Shizuoka] The power spot of Mount Fuji Hongu Sengen Taisha Shrine

I'm Katie, a Shizuoka outing lover. This time I'll be introducing Fujinomiya City's power spot, Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha. There are over 1,300 Sengen Taisha shrines across Japan, and they are shrines dedicated to the worship of Mt. Fuji. The head shrine is Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha. It is one of the sites that make up the Fujisan World Heritage Site, and is a must-visit for fans of Mt. Fuji. ◆Sakura Mikuji◆ When you visit Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha, you should definitely try the Sakura Mikuji. It is a fortune slip with a cherry blossom pattern written on it, but it is given to you blank, and the characters can be read by wetting it with water. There is a guide to wet it with the spring water of Mt. Fuji inside the shrine. It is also a fun-filled fortune slip that takes the shape of Mt. Fuji when you tie it and open it. ◆Mizuya Shrine◆ This shrine is located on the banks of a beautiful pond made of spring water from Mt. Fuji. Here you can wet your Sakura Mikuji and read the characters. You can also draw sacred water from Mt. Fuji. ◆Main deity◆ Konohanasakuyahime is enshrined here. She is said to be the origin of the word cherry blossom, and is said to be the most beautiful goddess in Japanese mythology. It is said to have a wide range of benefits, including fire prevention, safe childbirth, agriculture, and sake brewing. ◆Wakutama Pond◆ This pond is made of spring water from Mt. Fuji and is located within the shrine grounds. It is very transparent and has been selected as one of the 100 best waters of the Heisei era. The reflection of the red bridge and torii gates is also beautiful. There were many ducks swimming around. #Mt. Fuji #Scenery with a view of Mt. Fuji #Spring water from Mt. Fuji #I love Mt. Fuji #Fujisan Hongu Sengen Taisha #Asama Taisha #Asama Shrine #Power spot #Recharge at a power spot #Breathtaking view #Shrine #Shrine tour