Oyama Shrine Okumiya (Hakukyu Nigumi)

The Okumiya (Hakki Kokuni) of Daigensan Shrine in Daisen-cho is a hidden gem. Its charm lies in its Japan's largest gongen-zukuri, a style of shrine architecture. The magnificent shrine, which is over 50m wide, is a sight to behold, with a beauty that brings together the essence of ancient Japanese architecture. Inside, you will be greeted by colorful dragon gods and stone Buddhas. Whether you come to receive a purification ceremony during your unlucky year or simply enjoy a peaceful forest walk, this power spot is sure to refresh your mind and body.

The Okumiya (Hakki-ku Niku) of Oyamazan Shrine in Daisen-cho is attractive for its small shrines scattered throughout the grounds, such as Benten Shrine and Shimoyama Shrine, each with its own unique history and style, offering new discoveries every time you visit. Walking along the approach made of natural stones, you can enjoy a pleasant forest bath while feeling the refreshing air springing from the deep forest. In addition, during the roof pattern unveiling, which is currently under construction, you can be sure to be amazed by the sophistication of ancient Japanese architectural techniques! Why not receive a variety of blessings such as bountiful harvests, prosperous business, and successful love affairs in this place?

Ogamiyama Shrine Okumiya (Hakukokuni Futamiya) is a tourist spot in Daisen-cho. Its feature is a quiet atmosphere surrounded by primeval forest, and walking along the approach to the shrine, you will be enveloped in deep greenery. The shrine, which exhibits the high technology of ancient Japanese architecture that withstands harsh winds and snow, is a must-see. The hundreds of years old giant trees and natural stone pavements are also highlights. If you want to calm your mind and refresh yourself, please come and visit!

Ogamiyama Shrine's inner shrine in Daisen-cho (Hoki Province's second shrine) is said to have blessings of victory, healing, and exorcism. It is the center of the ancient Daisen faith and enshrines Okuninushi-no-Mikoto and Ohnamuchi-no-Mikoto. Visiting hours are flexible, and there is also an original stamp book available. The grounds are dotted with small shrines such as Benten Shrine and Shimoyama Shrine, and the quiet atmosphere surrounded by primeval forests is charming. It is loved as a spot that heals both the mind and body of those who visit.

The inner shrine of Daikanzan Shrine Okumiya (Hoki Province Second Shrine), a hidden spot in Daisen-cho, offers beautiful scenery during the autumn foliage season. As you walk along the approach enjoying the deep forest, you will see the shrine, which is the largest Gongen-style building in Japan, and the haiden, which is coated with white sandalwood. The surrounding area is decorated with various trees such as beech and maple, and it is so vivid that you will never forget it once you see it. In addition, there are many sub-shrines such as Benzaiten Shrine and Shimoyama Shrine, which will also give you a sense of the history of cattle and horse worship. Why not refresh your mind and body in this area?