Akasakaasama Shrine - Toyokawa

Name: Akasakaasama Shrine - Toyokawa
Address: Miyaji-1120 Akasakacho, Toyokawa, Aichi 441-0202, Japan, 441-0202, Japan

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住所：	Miyaji-1120 Akasakacho, Toyokawa, Aichi 441-0202, Japan
Postal code :	441-0202
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

Miyaji-1120 Akasakacho, Toyokawa, Aichi 441-0202, Japan

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A	Akira M on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
n	neco cat on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 宮道天神の境内から山道を登ってたどり着きます。私が行ったときは道標が立っていました。 From the precincts of Tenjin, you can reach the mountain trail. The signpost stood when I went.
愛	愛知のおひろどん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 赤坂浅間神社(宮道天神社) 鎮座地:愛知県豊川市音羽町赤坂御祭神:不明宮道天神社の第二鳥居横に、登山口があり浅間神社まで10分の道標がある。登って行くと、数10mごとに、石像がある。浅間神社というより、御嶽神社という感じを受けた。いずれにしても山岳信仰のようで、山伏の石像や天狗の文字が見られる石卑などがある。テーマパークのアトラクションのように、数分ごとに石像と出会えて飽きない。多分、冬のこの季節しか草が伸びて行き着けないだろう。小高い丘の頂上には、鳥居を潜ると横穴を掘ったような祠がある。祠の中には誰もみえないようだが、その左右には神様らしき石像がある。役行者のようにも見える。 ●豊川市のHPには下記の説明がある。赤坂の通称浅間山にあり、拝殿は小さな石室。創立年代は定かではないが、赤坂宿の旅籠へ身売りされてきた幼い娘たちの信仰を集めたと伝えられる。宮道天神社拝殿から同神社へ向かう草深い山道沿いには、15基の石像や石碑が並ぶ。 Akasaka Asama Shrine (Miyamichi Ten Shrine) Enshrined place: Akasaka, Otowa Town, Toyokawa City, Aichi Prefecture God of God: Unknown There is a mountain climbing entrance next to the second torii gate of Miyamichi Ten Shrine, and there is a signpost of 10 minutes to Asama Shrine. As you climb, there are stone statues every few tens of meters. I felt that it was Mitake Shrine rather than Asama Shrine. In any case, it seems to be a mountain worship, and there are stone statues of Yamabushi and stone bases with characters of tengu. Like a theme park attraction, you'll never miss a stone statue every few minutes. Maybe the grass will grow and reach only during this winter season. There is a shrine on the top of a small hill that looks like a dugout when you dive at a torii gate. It seems that no one can see inside the shrine, but there are stone statues on the left and right that seem to be gods. Looks like an actor. ● Toyokawa City's website has the following explanation. Located in Akasaka, known as Mt. Asama, the shrine is a small stone room. The age of the founding is unknown, but it is said that it gathered the worship of young daughters who had been sold to Hatago in Akasaka-juku. There are 15 stone statues and monuments along the grassy mountain road leading from the shrine to the shrine.
D	David Laichtman on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very interesting place! The Google maps doesn’t have a route to it but to get there you just need to start at the trail head next to the Miyajiten Shrine.