Hakusan Shrine
From Enoshima road, walk through the residential area and take left after the stone steps, you will see Hakusan Shrine. Photos provided by Fujisawa exchange center....
The Legend of the White Dragon is one of Iiyama’s seven wonders. This hiking course revolves around it. According to the legend, a long time ago, farmers experiencing drought emptied out Hakusan Pond’s source of water from the Hakusan mountaintop. The white dragon living in Hakusan Pond started dancing for water, and made it rain in the Sagami Plains for three days and three nights. Because of this, the farmers could reap full harvests that year.
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From Enoshima road, walk through the residential area and take left after the stone steps, you will see Hakusan Shrine. Photos provided by Fujisawa exchange center....
Travel up the “History + Nature” Course of the Iiyama Hakusan Forest Park to reach the peak of Mount Hakusan. At the peak, altitude 284m, you can enjoy a magnificent...
This is the sixth temple of “Bando 33 Kannon enshrined temples in Kamakura”. It is also famous for magnificent cherry blossoms. The temple is selected as one...
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