徳王稲荷金刀比羅社 - Okazaki

When I went to Okazaki, I noticed that there was a seasonal red stamp. Although it is not a very large site, it was a pleasant place with a superb wisteria trellis and a site maintained by a beautiful company. In addition, the staff of the company office is kind, and you can tell me the outline of this company along with the red stamp, and I would like to visit again if there is an opportunity.

The wisteria flowers are beautiful It used to be a bit festive during Golden Week, but now it's lively. .. At the end of the year, they will provide you with soup powder!

Wisteria was beginning to bloom.

I think it is small in the season of wisteria because there was a small shelf Saito shelf.

There ’s Hyakudo Ishizuchi 3 and Sazare Stone. The company office is more friendly and you can get Goshuinkan4. ? The ridge is small but within the precincts. One way attention.

Today, I went to get a red stamp. It was a nice atmosphere to write directly and talk to me in a friendly manner. There are many wisteria trees on the big wisteria shelf, and I thought it was very beautiful when the time came. I would like to visit you again when the wisteria flowers bloom.

It is a shrine that feels tightly concentrated and fits compactly. It was burnt down in the war, and Tokuo Inarisha and Kotohirasha were enshrined, and a new shrine was built to become "Tokuo Inarisha Kotohirasha". When I read the history, Ieyasu seems to have a connection. Goshuin is popular. The following history (excerpt from Okamiri HP) It is said that "Tokuo Inarisha" started when Inari Okami was solicited to Ishiyama, the hometown of Inaguma (currently Inaguma-cho, Okazaki City), at the request of Imagawa Ujichika in 1506. It moved to both towns in the city on January 3, 1893, and was renamed Tokuo Inarisha. The shrine was destroyed by the air raid on Okazaki on July 20, 1945. It is said that "Kotohira-sha" started around 1215 when Saburo Honma's vassal, Hayato Ban, served as a shrine officer of Kitano Tenjin. Around 1560, when Taro Banson, who lived in both towns, offered a bowstring to Ieyasu Tokugawa, he became known as a string finger mansion, and Ieyasu also visited the bow training and had a hand-planted camellia. It has been reported. In October 1813, Kotohira Omikami is enshrined in the Banji mansion. Later, he moved to Nakamachi, but the shrine and Fujitana were destroyed by the bombing of Okazaki. (There was a large tree of wisteria in the precincts, and Kompira-san's Nagato and Tokaido Ichi were famous) In 1967, the Tokuo Inari Shrine and Kotohira Shrine, which were both destroyed by the bombing of Okazaki, were enshrined in the precincts of the Kotohira Shrine, and a new shrine was built to become the Tokuo Inari Shrine Kotohira Shrine. It is worshiped as a shrine of prosperous business, rising fortune, traffic safety, and road opening. In one corner of the precincts, only the roots were left unburned and the vines were growing. When three wisteria plants with a diameter of about 5 cm were transplanted and carefully raised with shelves, Nagafuji, which miraculously exceeds 170 cm before being burned by air raids, revives. did. The wisteria festival is held every year in late April, and the night lights are lit until the end of May, and it seems that the number of worshipers visiting from near and far is constant all day long. * [From Somotsuama Temple] About 800 years ago, during the time of Emperor Juntoku (1197-1242), youkai appeared every night in the palace and bothered people. When Saburo Honma, a samurai guarding the palace, was killed (by Hayato, a master of the bow of Honma's servant), he punched it out with a bow and arrow, and it was a white fox. After that, when the emperor happened to get sick and the treatment was ineffective, Dr. Yinyang told him that it was a haunting of white foxes. If you collect the soil and build a mountain, build an Inari shrine on it, build a temple beside it, and the princess goes home and prays, the illness of the emperor will be healed. " Therefore, that was the case. There is. It is said that Okazaki Tenmangu Shrine, Chikushiyama Inari Sochinji Temple, and Ebisu Shrine have a long history. The Honma family (and vassals) was amazing. It's interesting that the Honma clan and its vassals have a lot of casual history.

There is no main shrine! ?? It's built like an air shrine and is interesting. It looks like you've come to Okinawa. Is it wisteria on the top? I'm looking forward to it. It is sold at Goshuin, and about 5 people line up on this day as well. The spread book holder is cute. 500-1,000 yen is expensive ... Basically it's flat and you can go anywhere across the parking lot if you don't make a mistake at the entrance. However, the office is barrier flu