Fujiko Stone Monuments scans with iPhone12 Pro

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These five stone monuments bear to this day traces of the “Fujiko” faithful who lived in the Yanagimori Shrine area. Fujiko was a popular faith tradition based on devotion to Mt. Fuji and attracted a large following among townspeople and farmers during the Edo Period. In 1680, a deity enshrined in Fuji Sengen Shrine was moved from Suruga Fujinomiya Sengen Shrine and enshrined together with Yanagimori Shrine thereby giving it a close connection with Fujiko. Toto Saijiki (“Eastern Capital Almanac”) mentions Yanagimori Shrine as an example of “Fujimairi” (visiting Fuji Sengen Shrine) in the Tenpo Era (1830-1844). Yanagimori Shrine 2-15-1 Kandasudacho, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo 101-0041 ![](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/E5BTkzGVEAIsRYS?format=jpg&name=large)