Futako Shrine
Located near Tama River's Futako Bridge. It is said to have been built in 1641 and was the village shrine of the former Futago mura.
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Walk the Historic Oyama Route from Futago to Mizonokuchi
Since olden times, Mt. Oyama has been known as a mountain where god of rain resides in, and pilgrims used to visit it to pray for rain. Even today, it bustles with people who want to pay a visit to Oyama like pilgrims used to do. Enjoy strolling a historical route from Futago through Mizonokuchi, which used to be one of the busiest paths in the area, and feel the footsteps of the pilgrims in the past.
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