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Manji no Sekibutsu, Shimosuwa-machi

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tenmomonoki

諏訪大社下社春宮の向かって左の方にあります。願掛けの方法が書いてあるのでその通りやってみたのですが順番待ちの人がいるしなんだか気恥ずかしいです。効果のほどは？ですが面白い石だし、春宮からすぐなので見て損はないと思います。 more »

Located on the left, towards of Suwa under company harumiya. How prayer is written it tried is that people waiting to order and is somewhat embarrassing. What is the effect of? But I see interesting stone, from the harumiya is now so, it wouldn't hurt.

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neko181

万治の石仏を訪れるのは2度目です、前は10年以上前になりますか・・・。石仏までの参道が整備されたような感じがしたのは気のせいでしょうか？春宮に参拝後、境内から案内板がありますので訪れてはいかがでしょうか。 more »

Manji Stone Buddha to visit is the second time, will be more than 10 years ago before.... My imagination had been overlook the trail to Buddha? Visit the harumiya are signs from the ground after the visit, so why not?.

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往時の石工たちが造った阿弥陀様だそうです。説明板に由来が記されており、石仏の背の方にノミを入れた跡が見られます。お参りの作法は一風変わっています。 more »

It seems to Amitabha Buddha built by Masons who in bygone days. There are explanations and written from the Buddha back to put the flea. Etiquette of visiting with a difference.

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