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The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom will give you hours upon hours of side quests along with the main story. This isn't including finding all the collectibles and striving to get 100% completion. Completing absolutely everything in the game is said to be around 174 hours.
One quest to help you get 100% completion would be Rock For Sale at the Jochi-Ihiga Shrine, just south of Terry Town. This quest should only take a few minutes, but you'll be one step closer to fully completing the game.
Updated by Isabella Risoni on June 27, 2023: Tears Of The Kingdom has dozens of side quests for you to complete, so there's never a dull moment. As such, it's important to keep information relevant with each quest. We updated all the relevant and next links in this article to make it easier to navigate to similar quests as well as adding the in text link for the shrine sensor. The featured image was also updated to a more visually pleasing photo.
Speak With Hagie
In Terry Town, you're going to want to speak with Hagie who will first tell you it's 20 rupees to ride the railcar. This is an unavoidable fee so make sure you have enough rupees to pay it. After you pay, ask Hagie about the rock. He will attempt to sell it to you for 100 rupees. If you continuously deny him, his wife will come to yell at him, telling him to sell it to you for 50 rupees. Once you purchase it for 50 rupees, you can continue with the quest.
Use The Railcar
After you gain possession of the rock, put it on the railcar. You will have to use the Ultrahand to stick the rock on the railcar, otherwise it will keep falling off. Once the rock is on, you can jump on, wack the back of it and it will go. It may take a little bit due to it being lopsided, but you'll eventually arrive. Stop the railcar then lift the crystal up to release it.
Construction Site Vehicles
At the construction site, you will now need to scavenge to build some vehicles. Technically you could just bring it to the shore itself, or you can build a vehicle to drive it there. You will also be building a raft. You don't have to go fancy with one of the best fusion vehicles or anything as you just need it to transport the crystal. Keep in mind if you build a vehicle but run too far away from it, it will disappear. At the back of the construction site, you'll find the materials you'll need.
Once you add the wheels to the cart, stand on it and turn it on to drive over to the crystal. Pull the crystal onto the car. If you don't have a driving stick, you'll want to align it with the waterfall, turn it on, and drive towards the waterfall. Stop the car before it sinks into the water and return to the construction site to build a raft.
You should be able to find a wing near the Goron that's mining. You'll need to attach a propeller to it which you can find in front of one of the miners. Using wood may work a little quicker but either way, you'll have a floatation device for the water. Bring it over to the shoreline once it's ready.
The crystal will not have disappeared, however, your vehicle may be gone. Once at the shoreline, make sure it's facing toward the waterfall. Place it in the water on the shoreline. Make sure not to put it too far into the water because the current could take it. If the car is still there, detach the crystal from it then attach it to the wing of the raft.
Transport The Stone Across The Water
You will then get on the wing yourself and wack the propeller to get it started. Stand towards the back of the wing, so it doesn't get driven into the water. Step from side to side on the wings to change directions. Follow the light beacon and bring it to the small island.
When you reach this small island, you can then activate the shrine by pulling the crystal into the shrine. With over 150 shrines, the shrine sensor will come in handy for finding other shrines you haven't discovered, but it's unknown whether it will find shrines that aren't activated such as this one. This is Rauru's Blessings Shrine, so there is no actual shrine challenge as getting the crystal to the shrine was technically the challenge.