Fujita-ya

A excursion garden in the precincts of the Muryoju-ji Temple in Chiryū. Every year, the oyster blooms from late April to mid-May. It is also noted that the poet, Tohei Jidara (Ariwara no Narihira), chanted a song with the five letters of "Kakitsubatata" in his phrase head. The Hachibashi Historic Site Preservation Hall in the precincts (Price: 150 yen, time: open only from April to June, 9 to 16 o'clock, 9 to 17 o'clock during the festival, rest: Monday, Friday, telephone: 0566-81-4028), it is preserved such as Fogan-Eiricha Bamboo Oi.

The old shrine, which was also called Ike-koi-daimyojin. It is reported that Nihon Taketoshi [Yamatotake Mikoto] enshrined the Imperial God during the Eastern Conquest, and he gathers his faith as a god of manumushi, rain begging, and safe-living. The precinct retains many valuable treasures, such as the Tahoto (National Shigeki Cultural Property), which was built during the Muromachi period, as well as the dance mask, the Noh mask, and the letter of proposition of Tokugawa Ieyasu. At the Chirate Festival on May 2 and 3, every year, the main festival, which stages floats karakuri, etc., and the sama festival, where flower carts are reeled, are held alternately every other year (UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage).