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Hakusan Chukyo Jinja

Gifu · Gujo · Shrines & Temples

Japanese name: 郡上 白山中居神社

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WHAT TO DOHakusan Chukyo Jinja

The Mino-side starting point for the climb up Hakusan. Great cedars stand in rows.

WHEREGifu

Chuno · Gujo

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Overview

The Mino-side starting point for the climb up Hakusan. Great cedars stand in rows.

About this place

Hakusan Chukyo Shrine is a shrine in Ishidoshiro, Shirotori-cho, Gujo, Gifu. It is one of the Hakusan shrines and is deeply connected to Hakusan faith. The path of Hakusan faith from Mino Province runs from Hakusan Chugu Nagataki-ji (now Nagataki Hakusan Shrine, Choryuji) through Hakusan Chukyo Shrine in Echizen Province to Mount Haku. Together with Nagataki Hakusan Shrine and Suhara Shrine on the Hakusan Mino Zenjo-do, it is a center of Hakusan faith. It stands on the left bank of the Ishidoshiro River at its confluence with the tributary Miya River, and a bridge spans the approach.

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Key facts

Founded：Reign of Emperor Keiko (traditional) Blessings：Mountain worship

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