Recommended for improving your luck! A trip to visit power spots in Iwate Prefecture!

A power spot that will bring you good luck just by visiting it.
It's been very popular lately! This time we have collected some power spots in Iwate Prefecture! A must-see for those who are worried about something or want to make a fresh start!

Chusonji Temple

Chusonji Temple is home to several important cultural properties, including Konjikido, which is registered as a World Heritage Site.
Chusonji Temple is also famous as a power spot.

Konjiki-do is said to have the most power within Chuson-ji Temple.As
its name suggests, it is said to bring good luck with money, and is a popular spot within Chuson-ji Temple!

The Buddha that is enshrined here is said to have the power to improve and improve human relationships, and it is said that it can also be used to bring good luck in matchmaking.

Another spot within the vast grounds of Chusonji Temple is Tsukimizaka, which is lined with large cedar trees that are over 300 years old.

It is a place where the air is very sharp, and it is a spot full of power that purifies the mind.
If you walk along the path from Tsukimi-zaka to the main road, you will be able to erase thoughts and evil thoughts. Bring luck! Rather, face yourself and regain your sense of normalcy! It's a place full of energy. Please take a leisurely walk and enjoy the clear air.

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Motsuji Temple

Motsuji Temple is located close to Chusonji Temple.
The principal image is Yakushi Nyorai, a Tendai sect temple.

In the middle of the precincts is a large pond called ``Oizumigaike''.
It is said that the energy of money accumulates in water, and the entire pond is said to be a power spot for financial luck.

Motsu-ji Temple is also a short drive from Chuson-ji Temple, and it is said that you can gain even more power by purifying your bad luck at Chuson-ji Temple before visiting Motsu-ji Temple, so it is a good place to visit at the same time.

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Datsukoku Bishamon-do Hall

Tatsukoku Bishamondo is the oldest temple in Hiraizumi Town, Iwate Prefecture.
The shrine is built into a sheer cliff, making it a very mysterious structure.
It was opened 1,200 years ago and is a famous place loved by many historical figures such as Minamoto no Yoritomo and Date Masamune.

It is said that many fallen warriors hid in this shrine long ago, and it is said that it is full of the power of ``rebirth'' as a place where they renewed their desire to go to war.
This is a power spot recommended for those who want to change their mind and make a new start.

Koishihama Station

As the name suggests, Koishihama Station is a place that people who wish to find fulfillment in love should visit.
This is an unmanned station on the Sanriku Railway Minami Rias Line, a local line in Iwate Prefecture.
When the station opened in 1985, it was called Koishihama Station, but in 2009 the name was changed to Koishihama Station for the purpose of regional revitalization.
The platform, which is located on a small hill with a great view, attracts many tourists because of the view of the Sanriku Sea.

Ema plaques made from scallop shells are displayed in the waiting room.
This unique ema uses scallops, a local specialty.
Among the various wishes, many pray for success in love, such as wishing to honor the name of a station.

Although it has a short history, it is said that if you write an votive tablet and ring the bell of happiness, you will find success in love, so many young women and couples visit here.

Ryusendo Cave

Ryusendo Cave is one of the three major limestone caves in Japan and is also designated as a national natural monument.
The highly transparent underground lake, called Dragon Blue, has been selected as one of Japan's top 100 waters.

The sparkling blue underground lake looks like it's about to suck you in, making it a very spiritual place.
It is said that those who visit will be able to "open their third eye and see the truth of things," and that they will be able to "break out of their current situation and move on to a new stage."

Because of this, it is said to be beneficial for ``luck in competition, luck in work, and luck in health.''
Furthermore, in recent years, it has become more well-known as a power spot for fulfilling love.
The impetus for this was that in 2014, it was certified as a "lover's sacred place."
A heart-shaped dragon monument has been set up at the entrance, which is attracting a lot of attention.
The third underground lake inside the cave rarely appears in the shape of a heart, and it is said that many people visit this place because they feel that the naturally formed heart shape will bring them blessings.

The waters of Ryusendo Cave rose due to the heavy rains that occurred in August 2016, and the cave is currently closed.
It is scheduled to reopen around March 2017.

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