Azumayama Shrine - Fukushima

2021/8 / 3w, the evening of the day when the heat was regained. Turn the steering wheel on the way home after work. This is the second time in this area. Hurry to a place you couldn't visit for the first time. Don't bring a map, just ask for memory. I notice that there are many places I missed, but I can't help it in the evening. When I passed, I saw several stone towers, so I stopped immediately. There is a pillar along the street, so even if you start climbing from there, you will reach the shrine while being baptized by multiple spider webs. I remembered the notation on the map. "Azumayama Shrine!" (1) Shrine If you go up the slope of a small hill to the right and left, you will see a shrine of 1 U at the top. Next to it is the stone pagoda "Azumayama Shrine" with a height of about 1.5m. It may be positioned like a company name mark. This shrine itself is probably made in 1918. (From the year engraved on the side) (2) Form of worship Inside the shrine, it seems that Gohei (a combination of a paper shide and a skewer) is dedicated. But unfortunately, perhaps because of the wind, several of them have fallen to the ground nearby, exposed to the wind and rain, and are buried in the grass. I tried to bring it back, but I couldn't get it because of the already overgrown grass. Unfortunately, I saw "a state of leaving human beings and returning to nature" and asked, "Is this also a figure?" (3) Chozuya? In the foreground is a stone plate that seems to be a Chozuya. The water is full, but the water quality is not good. It doesn't seem to be used now. How did you use it in the past? Did you carry a water bucket? Or did you keep the vessel clean and use it to collect rainwater? Although the shape is different, I see the same situation in various places, so it is strange. (4) Stone pagoda "Tenmangu" (construction time unknown) In front of "Azumayama Shrine" There is a stone pagoda that is probably engraved with "Tenmangu" in cursive script. When you call it "Tenmangu" around here, what kind of Tenmangu do you imagine? In addition, it seems that the name of the person who took the brush of this "Tenmangu" is also engraved. I couldn't read it. (5) Stone towers If you go east on the "Fukushima Iino Line" in front of you, you will see the slope of the mountain of "Azumayama Shrine". On the day of the event, I didn't have a map, but I saw this and stopped. There were 7 stone towers. Below, from the north side. ・ Stone pagoda "Mt. Zozu" (date unknown) Is it "Mt. Zozu" where Kotohiragu Shrine is enshrined? ・ Stone pagoda "Jinhuashan Pagoda" (construction date unknown) "Kinkasan" in Ishinomaki City, Miyagi Prefecture. The island itself is considered sacred. ・ Stone pagoda "Myoken Daibosatsu" (built in Tenpo? "Myoken" is familiar to Hokushin (Pole Star) and is related to the Hokushin Myoken faith, and seems to be the one who was regarded as a bodhisattva. Speaking of "Myoken", a stone pagoda may be erected as "Mt. Myoken". In this case, it seems that you are conscious of "Mt. Myoken", which has 51 in various parts of the country. There are also three "Mt. Myoken" in Fukushima Prefecture. ・ Stone pagoda "(cannot be read because it is laid on its side)" (construction time unknown) It's a slope, so I think it collapsed during a big earthquake. Perhaps a man can wake it up, I need to stabilize it Be careful here so that you do not fall into a dangerous situation such as falling down again (in the worst case) and falling to the road below. But I'm happy to leave it alone. ・ Stone pagoda "(characters cannot be read)" (construction time unknown) It seems that the outline of the Sanskrit character is carved, but I could not read it. ・ Stone pagoda "(Bonji ) Koshinto" (Tenmei? Under "Khan" which means "Fudo Myoo" in the Sanskrit character, "Koshinto" is used. ・ Stone tower "Daikokuten" (construction date unknown) Anyway On the approach road, there were multiple spider webs, and in front of the shrine, many Abu were attacked. It's also a time when the grass grows and it's hard to see what's going on. Please review many temples and shrines. It looks like people are walking a lot from autumn to spring. I was convinced again.