The approach to Oyama Shrine. Cedar trees stand covered in snow, a winter scene of the approach stretching out in silence.

The view looking up from below at the cedar trees lining the approach to Oyama Shrine, covered in snow.

The snow-covered approach to Oyama Shrine lined with cedar trees. A beautiful winter scene where the white snow contrasts with the cedar trunks.

Cedar-lined approach

The approach to Oyama Shrine becomes blanketed in snow during winter. Snow piled upon the giant cedar trees solemnly frames the pilgrimage path, welcoming those who walk in the stillness. This scene, where nature and faith resonate together, is one of the landscapes symbolizing Toyama’s winter.

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The winter approach path stretches on in silence
Looking up at the snow-covered cedar grove
The approach to Oyama Shrine, enveloped in snow

The winter approach path stretches on in silence

The approach to Oyama Shrine becomes blanketed in snow during winter. Snow piled high on the giant cedar trees solemnly frames the pilgrimage path, welcoming those who walk in the stillness. This scene, where nature and faith resonate together, is one of the landscapes symbolizing Toyama’s winter.

Looking up at the snow-covered cedar grove

Gazing up at the towering cedar trees lining the approach to Oyama Shrine during the snowy season, one is struck by their overwhelming presence. Snow piled high on their soaring trunks accentuates nature’s power and sacredness in the stillness, inspiring a sense of reverence in visitors.

The approach to Oyama Shrine, enveloped in snow

Tall, straight cedar trees stand guard over the sacred precincts, their presence lending an air of solemn sanctity to the still, quiet atmosphere. A single footprint lingering on the approach path hints at the presence of a pilgrim walking through the snow, symbolizing the winter of Mt. Tateyama where nature and faith coexist.

雄山神社

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