The conventional mountain opening ceremony at Mount Mihara on Tokyo’s Izu Oshima befell, with prayers provided for the protection of the mountain and the island.

Starting at 10:30 a.m., the occasion at Mount Mihara noticed participation from the priest of Omiya Shrine and 9 parishioners. They drove as much as the 758-meter peak, the place they cleared the trail to Mihara Shrine on the summit. Under the watchful eyes of native residents, the priest carried out a purification ritual, praying for the protection and tranquility of the mountain.

Mount Mihara skilled a major eruption in 1986, which led to the evacuation of all island residents. Currently, there aren’t any volcanic tremors, and the “Eruption Alert Level 1” standing stays unchanged.

Covered in recent greenery, Mount Mihara welcomes the summer season mountaineering season from the tip of the wet season, drawing quite a few guests for mountaineering and mountaineering via autumn.

Source: YOMIURI