2023-12-03 Sunny
I visit the shrine every year during the autumn leaves season.
After a little while, there is a danger of snow and ice as the shrine is located near the top of the mountain, so we do not recommend it for those who are not confident in driving (roads are narrow in places).
This year, we are a little past the autumn leaves season, but Mitsumine Shrine near the top of the mountain is still refreshing.
The approach to the shrine has some uphill slopes, gravel roads, and stone steps. For those with mobility issues, there is an approach route that does not include a gravel road or stone steps, and those using a wheelchair can go to the main shrine by car via the approach.
There is a fee for parking, but for a shrine near the summit, it is spacious and can accommodate quite a few cars (there are also climbers), and there also seems to be a bus service from the base.
It was about a 3 hour drive from the city center and I also used the expressway.
Mitsumine Shrine is located at a fairly high altitude in Chichibu City, Saitama Prefecture.
It is famous for many executives and celebrities from all over the country who come to worship here.
There was a very heavy atmosphere within the grounds, and even though I don't have any psychic powers, I felt like I was feeling the presence of someone.
You can also pray for 5,000 yen and take home some banknotes.
This time, we prayed for a good match and a prosperous business.
I also bought a charm and brought back a lot of good energy.
There is also a shop famous for ``Waraji cutlet'' near the entrance of the shrine, so I always stop by when I visit the shrine.
It's a place where I want to work hard so that I can give a good report a year from now.
Although it is located in a difficult location, the solemn atmosphere and large sacred tree are a must-see.
The straight road leading to the parking lot is very crowded, so we recommend going early in the morning.
One of Japan's top 100 shrines. A magnificent shrine deep in the mountains. When I visited, there was a lot of fog and it looked magical.
Jurojin, one of the Seven Lucky Gods of Soka, is enshrined here.
In order to liven up the old Nikko Highway and revitalize the region, we decided to establish the ``Seven Lucky Gods Tour'', which was popular as a New Year's folk religion during the Edo period. The 1-chome Neighborhood Association held a festival for Jurojin next to Takasago Mitsumine Shrine, making it one of the Seven Lucky Gods.
