[The story of Kummi Sengen Shrine and the gods]
　At the top of Mt. Eboshi sits the Kummi Sengen Shrine. When the weather is nice, it is a great point to see Mt. Fuji and the Southern Alps.
　Most of the many Asama shrines in Japan are dedicated to the life of Sakuyahime Kibana (Mt. Fuji), but there are There are Asama Shrine shrines on the Izu Peninsula that God of worship only the life of her sister, Princess Bandaga, such as the Matsuzaki of Kummi and Mt. Omuro of the Ito clan.
　In the Kiki mythology, the sisters' father, Daisen Yoshijin, offers the sisters to the Son of the Dragon, who has descended from heaven. However, Bandagahime, who was inferior in appearance to her sister, was returned. The "rock" in Ban Nagahime is a symbol of eternal life. Ban Nagahime, who gave up his life, and his descendants now have a limited lifespan.
　Princess Ban Naga who was jealous of her beautiful sister. Local legends remain that praising Mt. Fuji on Mt. Mt. Eboshi will hurt you.