氷川神社 社務所 - Saitama

I want you to make the bicycle storage area wider.

The historically renowned Musashiichinomiya Shrine. It has a vast site and lots of greenery. Nearby are a baseball field, a soccer field, and Omiya Park, a famous cherry blossom spot.

The third torii is to the left, a place to fall under the monument

It is a shrine controlled by the Association of Shinto Shrines. The money will be paid to the Nippon Kaigi and will be the source of funds for the right wing. Never drop money. Japan will be unhappy.

For me, it is a calm ground. There is also a big fire and I feel that I have the power of nature.

After the relocation of the shrine office, it became a parking lot, and the front of the entrance of the shrine office was very clean.

Hikawa Shrine in Omiya Ward, Saitama City, Saitama Prefecture is Musashi Kuni Ichinomiya, the headquarters of about 280 Hikawa Shrines near Saitama Prefecture, Tokyo. “Omiya” is a place name derived from Hikawa Shrine called “Great Palace”. It is said that the Hikawa Shrine was founded in that area about 2400 years ago, and it was handed down to the construction of the 5th Emperor Takaaki. The Izumo clan, said to have become Musashi Kokuzo Clan in the generation of the 12th Emperor Kageyuki, moved to this area, and three gods such as Susa's life were enshrined as Izumo's family gods. The company name “Hikawa” was named after “Arakawa” and “Arakawa” as “Hikawa” flowing through the Izumo Plain, with the symbol of the Yagi snake. The god of the festival is Susano's life and Himeda Himetsu. Hikawa Shrine is built in a vast site of about 30,000 tsubo. The first thing to see in the precincts is that you cross the bridge over Kamiike and head to the worship hall. From the bridge, you can see a magnificent vermilion gate. By the way, there are rumors that Kamiike and Kamibashi are power spots. In addition, there is a Temizuya on your left after crossing the bridge. The snake pond is in the back of the Temizuya, and the power of “Mikamisui” and “Okamii” in the middle is also hidden. It is a spot. Do not go through the tower gate. There is a “snake pond” in the back left, near the west parking lot. There is a dance hall where you go through the tower gate, and there is a worship hall. At Hikawa Shrine, you can't miss Setuesha. Each is a place you want to visit. The shrine in the immediate vicinity of the worship hall is the Mon Kajin Shrine, which is also said to be a power spot that should not be overlooked. Until the Edo period, it was called “Arabaki Shrine”, and the “Arabaki God” of Kushiishi Window God and Toyokudo Window God was enshrined. Arahabaki is the landlord who originally came until Izumo. Therefore, it seems that it is rumored that profits will be halved if you do not visit this landlord god. There are a number of Shusha companies in the precincts. As a supper, the gate guest shrine = festival god: Ashima milk life, Tama milk life. Tianjin Shrine = Festival God: Shohiko's name. Munakata Shrine = Shrine God: Tariori Higashi-Sai, Ichi-Satsushima-Shi-Tai, Tsatsutsu-Shi. As the end of the company, there are six shrines (Yamabuchi Shrine = Shrine God: Oyama Shōmei. Ishigami Shrine = Shrine God: Futo-God Soul Life. Atago Shrine = Shrine God: Tsugu Tsutomu. Thunder Shrine = Shrine God: Dairai Shrine. Sumiyoshi Shrine = Shrine God. : Bottom tube man life, middle tube man life, top tube man life. Shinmei Shrine = festival God: Amaterasu Okami). Tenman Shrine = Festival God: Michiko Sugawara. Matsuo Shrine = Shrine God Mitake Shrine = Festival God: Takami Omi and Shohiko. Inari Shrine = festival god: Kuramata soul life ... and so many gods are enshrined. (Tenma Shrine once exits the precincts and is on the left hand side after passing the approach to the second torii, crossing the signal). You can get the red stamp at the conferment center on the right side of the hall. The first rice is 500 yen with confectionery.

It was a stance suitable for Musashi Kuni Ichinomiya. The structure is similar to Samukawa Shrine in Ichinomiya, Sagami Province.