This is a photo of the sacred tree and stone steps at Heisenji Hakusan Shrine. The ancient, moss-covered sacred tree standing in the lush, green shrine grounds, and the stone steps leading deeper into the shrine create a mystical atmosphere.
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Japanese version: 御手洗池の近くに立つ平泉寺白山神社を開いた泰澄大師が約千二百数十年前御手植の御神木と奥に見える石段
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