◆Mibusawa Fudo Falls◆
It is a beautiful waterfall with a drop of about 17 meters and falls in a straight line. Since ancient times, it has been revered as sacred water, and has been used as a place for practitioners to practice and purify.
Fudo Myo, who stands on the left facing the waterfall, is said to have been solicited from Mt. Narita in Shimousa Province in the eighteenth year of Kyoho (1733), and it is said that the waterfall attracted people's worship, and the festival was crowded with many Worshippers from nearby towns. Tradition of begging for rain also remains.
The two stone Buddhas standing in front of the statue of Fudo Myō are Kongara Doji (left) and Seitaka Doji (right), which were erected to commemorate the 200th anniversary of the solicitation in 1934. At this time, the Silkworm Jade God (Golden Princess), the Matsuo Taseko Song Monument, and the Monument (Kitahara Shinzan Shosho) were also erected at the same time.
Gift 5th Place: Matsuo Taseko Sword Self-Chanting
Mansei Mao Never Lost Kana Renya Mifusawa Noh Taki no Shirai Nobori Guuri Kaheshi Miyako
(Yorozuyomo Constant Nagareya Mibusawa no Taki no Shirai and Repeating)
●Details of Mibusawa Fudo Falls
・Parking lot
Several cars can be parked on the side of the road.
・Toilet
without
・Other
From the parking lot, walk along the Promenade for about 5 minutes.
・Inquiries
Toyooka Travel Time (0265-49-3395)
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