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Shirane Fudo dragon
Last Updated December 27, 2018
Folk tale "Shirane Fudo no Ryu"
Once upon a time, the story of Shirane's Fudo was still surrounded by ponds.
Shirane Fudo was not a park like today. Once upon a time there was a pond, there was a small Tsukiyama in the middle of it, which had a beautiful Imperial Palace garden.
One day, a carpenter's brother came from Atsugi to the priest who lived in Shirane Fudo.
On the way home after finishing errands, when I was taking a break at Shirane Bridge, I heard a loud noise from under the bridge. When I was surprised and looked under the bridge, a big dragon made a noise there and was swimming in the clear stream of Naka Horikawa toward Shirane Fudo.
I was suspicious and followed him, and found Junsai (name of aquatic plants) in Shimizu beside Fudo-sama, and was eating deliciously.
After eating, the dragon went down Naka-Horikawa, passed through Katabira River, went out to the sea, up the Okagawa River, and headed to Mt. Enkai (Isogo Ward).
Once upon a time, the dragon liked the clear stream in this way, looked for his favorite Junsai, traveled back and forth between Shirane Fudo and Mine Enkaizan, and surprised the passers-by.
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