This is a photograph of the eternal lamp (constant light) within the grounds of Heisenji Hakusan Shrine. The stone lantern was built in 1851 and has a legend that if you can skillfully throw a stone and land it on the cap of the lantern, you will be able
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Japanese version: 嘉永四年（1851）に建てられた笠に石を投げて上手に乗ると良い嫁がもらえるという言い伝えのある常夜灯
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