Kagami Pond

It is said that it came to be called "Kagamiike" because many bronze mirrors are buried.

Original Text

　There are many shrines on the top of Mt. Haguro. At the center was the Sanjinaisaiden, and there was a mirror pond in front of it. Kagamiike is an oval pond, and when it is built on the other side of the pond, the Kagamiike and the Sanjinaiden in the back are nicely photographed. This pond is the Mitarai Pond of the main shrine. Since it is a sacred pond, it seems that the bronze mirror dedicated by many people 々 has been buried since ancient times, and that is the origin of the name "Kagamiike".

from the bottom of the pond, there are more than 500 mirrors.

Original Text

It is also called "Mitarai Pond" and is located in front of the main hall of Dewa Sanzan Shrine in the oval shape of East and West 38 ｍ and North and South 28 ｍ Kagami Pond. It is said that it has been an object of worship since ancient times, and the main hall was also built in this place because there was a Kagami Pond. From the bottom of the pond, more than 500 mirrors are found, and the idea of the pond Chuna mirror has been found since ancient times, and the old ones have found mirrors in the Heian period. It is said that you can see the pond Chuno mirror in various parts of the country, but the number of mirrors is overwhelming and the thickness of the faith of dewa Sanzan ...

it's a pond in front of the shrine.

Original Text

It is a pond in front of Haguro Sanzan Shrine. It seems that this Kagami Pond has been worshiped since ancient times, and it is said that he will still pray.

Shooting point of the Sanjin kaisaiden

Original Text

It will be in front of the Sanjin Gosaiden on the top of Mt. Haguro. There used to be a bridge, but it seems that it was removed. You can only take a panoramic view of the Sanjin Gosaiden from the other side across this pond. Multiple people were waiting in line to take pictures.

Sacred Mitarai Pond of dewa Sanzan Jinja shrine Sanjin AIJI dono

Original Text

It is a Mitarai pond in front of Dewa Sanzan Shrine and Sanjin Gosaiden on the top of Mt. Haguro. It seems that he has gathered faith as a sacred pond with almost no water level throughout the year. There is a pond right in front of the Sanjinaisen, so it is difficult to capture the whole picture of the Sanjinaisen in the camera unless you go through the Kagamiike.