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Murayama Sengen Shrine (Mt Fuji)


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Last week we went down to a UNESCO world heritage site in Shizuoka, on Mt Fuji's foot hills, to remove a dead top from a big Sugi.

It is a fantastically old Shrine, some of the incantation pre-dates Shintoism. This Shrine sits at the base of a pilgrim trail that climbs Mt Fuji and has been used for at least 1200 years. I felt priviledged to work there, we trod carefully.

 

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