Yamagata Reihō • Dewa Fuji [Chōkai-zan Ōmonoimi Shrine] 7th Station, Kawaharajuku, Sessha Hashiōji Shrine Goshuin (Temple Stamp) ※ This is a famous mountain that straddles Yamagata and Akita prefectures, and is also called "Dewa Fuji" because of its beautiful, independent peak. Many valuable alpine plants grow in clusters, and because it faces the Sea of Japan, you can see the sea up close from the top of the mountain. [Details] At an altitude of 2236m, it is also called "Dewa Fuji," a sacred mountain in Yamagata, and since ancient times, the mountain itself has been regarded as a sacred object and has been the object of people's faith as a spiritual peak. It also flourished as a sacred place with Yakushi Nyorai as its honji (original Buddha). The main shrine is located at the summit, and there are two satomiya (village shrines) at the foot of the mountain called "Kuchi no Miya," located in Fukiura and Waraoka. Chōkai-zan Ōmonoimi Shrine, the Ichinomiya (first shrine) of Dewa Province, enshrines Ōmonoimi-no-kami, who is said to reside on Mount Chōkai. "Monoimi" means to dislike impurity, so it is said to have a strong purifying power. Furthermore, it is said that you can also receive the benefit of opening up your talents. ※ New and unused Shipped in a shipping box, and measures will be taken to prevent water damage and bending, so please rest assured. ※ Size Length: 16.0 cm Width: 10.4 cm #Yamabushi #Yudonosan #Gassan #Hagurosan #Tohoku #Ofuda #Engimono #Omamori #Gofu #Ochi #Chōkai-zan Ōmonoimi Shrine #Yamagata Prefecture #Mount Chōkai #Summit Badge #Sacred Site Pilgrimage #Ohenro #Dewa Sanzan Faith #Mountain Worship #Folklore #Folk Belief #Syncretism of Shinto and Buddhism