This is a photo of a Shinto shrine surrounded by sugi (Japanese cedar) trees in Togakushi. Currently, the shrine is roped off with a shimenawa (sacred rope) and not accessible to the public, but it was once famous for appearing in television commercials.
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Japanese version: 現在はしめ縄が張られて立ち入り出来ないが、かつてはテレビCMで有名になった杉の祠
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