Fudoson in Kasumigaoka and Tetsu Onsen

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It is said that the predecessor or predecessor of a nearby gardener worshiped Fudo Myo, who was dug out of the soil, but locally it is simply called "Fudoson". The history of the story is not clear. Although the pedestal of the lava is slightly (somewhat) wear, it shows a certain dignity.

Right next to it is a steep stone step called Hyakudanzaka, which climbs directly to Mt. Noge. In this area, there was a mineral spring inn called "Tetsu Onsen" that continued until the war. This inn, which also appears in Eiji Yoshikawa's autobiography, was founded in 1885, but before that, the existence of mineral springs has been known, and it is said that it was prosperous because of the back room of Yokohama.
Now it's a vast parking lot, and there's no interest in the past, but there's spring water, so I heard the voice of a frog out of the place.

Bun, picture Tai Hasegawa (presidency of the Nishi Ward Cultural Association Kitora Association)

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