There are trees and stones called Nanaki-nanaishi(seven trees and seven stones) in Suwa.
This seven trees, around the total of 14 places of stones, we go round a ceremonial ceremony called a shrine
I dropped Misha Kuji and prayed for good harvest.
Mishaguji is an old indigenous god, and in the old Japanese it is mainly natural faith that worships trees, rocks, mountains
Yes, Suwa was not an exception so it may have been advertised in natural objects such as wood and stone
Conceivable.
Currently the seven stones are missing, or what is said to be this stone
There are a plurality of things, there are not many things which are clearly understood.
All six of the seven trees, except this one, have died.
It is the only trees left in the shichi tree, so whenever you go to the shrine, by all means
I would like to see.
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