Daihyozu Shrine - Sakurai

Name: Daihyozu Shrine - Sakurai
Address: 493 Anashi, Sakurai, Nara 633-0071, Japan, 633-0071, Japan

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住所：	493 Anashi, Sakurai, Nara 633-0071, Japan
電話：	📞 +87
Postal code :	633-0071
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Shinto shrine ,

493 Anashi, Sakurai, Nara 633-0071, Japan

Best Shinto shrine in japan

П	Пучан【プーチャン】 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 〔ホツマツタヘ〕―秘められた日本古代史（松本善之助著、毎日新聞社）を読んで一度来てみたいと思ってました。古代、猿田彦（役職はオオモノヌシ、椿大神社に祀られている）の子孫であるオオタタネコ（役職はオオモノヌシ）が祀られています。「穴師」は「他無し」で他に無く秀でて「坐」おられると云う意味で、「兵主」は「つわものぬし」と読みます。纏向遺跡が近いのですね。また来たいです。 [Hotsuma Matsutahe] -I wanted to come once after reading the hidden ancient history of Japan (written by Yoshinosuke Matsumoto, Mainichi Newspapers). In ancient times, Otataneko (whose title is Omononushi), a descendant of Sarutahiko (whose title is Omononushi, is enshrined at Tsubaki Grand Shrine), is enshrined. "Anashi" means "nothing else" and is uniquely superior and "sitting", and "military lord" is read as "tsuwamono-nushi". Makimuku heritage is near. I want to come again.
磯	磯あそび on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ まさに穴場のパワースポットといった感じ。紅葉が素晴らしかったです。歴史の重みも感じました。ただ途中の案内看板もほとんどなく辿り着くのに苦労しました。このまま寂れるのは勿体ないので色々試してみて欲しいです。 It feels like a little-known power spot. The autumn leaves were wonderful. I also felt the weight of history. However, there were almost no signboards on the way and I had a hard time getting there. It's not good to be lonely as it is, so I want you to try various things.
I	Isamu Nishimura on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 古い謂れのある神社で、延喜式名神大社ということですが、交通が不便で訪れる人は少ないと思います。山辺の道ハイキングの際におまいりするのがいいかとお思います。なお付近にトイレはありませんのでご注意ください。（山の下の方約500ｍに公衆トイレあり） It is an old so-called shrine, and it is called Engi-shiki Meishin Taisha, but I think that few people visit it due to inconvenient transportation. I think it's a good idea to go when hiking on the mountainside road. Please note that there is no toilet nearby. (There is a public toilet about 500m below the mountain)
伊	伊邪那岐の三ッ帯 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 平安時代に編さんされた神名帳「延喜式」に掲載されている神社、いわゆる式内社（名神大社）です。創建年は不明ですが、第十一代垂仁天皇の時代とも言われているそうです。主祭神である兵主神は食べ物を司る神様、御食津神（みけつかみ）であらせられ、剣をご神体とするそうです。神社へは若干アクセスしづらいですが、静かで非常に綺麗な神社でした。境内の清掃もとても行き届いて、厳かな気持ちで参拝できました。 This is the so-called Shikinai-sha (Meishin Taisha), which is listed in the Engi-shiki, a Shinto shrine edited during the Heian period. The year of its foundation is unknown, but it is said to be the time of the 11th Emperor Suinin. Hyozu, the god of the gods, is said to be the god of food, the god of food, Mike Tsugumi, and has a sword as his god. It was a little difficult to access the shrine, but it was a quiet and very beautiful shrine. The precincts were cleaned very well and I was able to worship with a solemn feeling.
T	Tony U. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 県立図書情報館千田稔館長によれば本来の祭神は、新羅王の子アメノヒボコとしている。半島に移りまた日本に戻ってきた神とも言われており、大神神社に祀られている大物主に劣らぬ偉大な神で、建国の一翼を担ったであろう。末裔には神功皇后が登場する。巻向山の中腹に静かに鎮座し、大和の国を見守っている。社域は大きくはないが氏子からの尊崇が感じられ、威厳も感じる。 According to Minoru Senda, director of the Prefectural Library Information Center, the original deity is Amenohiboko, the son of King Shinra. It is said to be a god who moved to the peninsula and returned to Japan. Empress Jingu appears as a descendant. He sits quietly on the hillside of Makimukuyama and watches over Yamato no Kuni. The company area is not large, but the respect from the parishioners is felt, and the dignity is also felt.
k	kumabomb on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 細い道の奥まったところにひっそりと佇む神社です。少し寂れていますが本殿・拝殿は立派な建物です。もっと賑わっても良さげに思いますが檜原神社などに比べると知名度が･･･。とても親切な神主さん宅でご朱印を頂きました。 It is a shrine that stands quietly in the depths of a narrow road. Although it is a little lonely, the main shrine and worship hall are splendid buildings. I think it would be nice if it was more crowded, but it is more famous than Hibara Shrine. I received a red stamp at the very kind priest's house.
市	市村寿男 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 桜井市穴師の奥に鎮座する古社で、元は穴師坐兵主神社（名神大社）、巻向坐若御魂神社（式内大社）、穴師大兵主神社（式内小社）の三社が応仁の乱の頃、焼失したため、穴師大兵主神社の旧社地に合祀され、鎮座している旧県社。創建ははっきりしないが、桜井市の市史によれば、崇神天皇のころまで遡るという。穴師坐兵主神社の祭神『兵主神』は、中殿に祀られ、鏡をご神体としている。もとは現在の竜王山・穴師山・巻向山に比定される「弓月岳」に祀られていたとされる。巻向坐若御魂神社の祭神『若御魂神』は稲田姫命のことで、右社に祀られ、勾玉と鈴を神体とする。もとは巻向山中に祀られていた。これらの二社は、『正倉院文書』の730年に祭祀を行った記録が残っている。穴師大兵主神社は、祭神の『大兵主神』を左社に祀り、剣をご神体としている。 21/11/05、参拝した。とても立派な拝殿と本殿があり、見るからに古社、厳かな感じがした。作業から戻ってこられたところ、お疲れのなか、神主さんから丁寧に押されたご朱印を頂いた。 An old shrine that sits in the back of Anashi, Sakurai City. The former prefectural shrine is enshrined in the former shrine of Anashinimasuhyo Shrine because the three companies in) were burnt down during the Ojin turbulence. The construction is not clear, but according to the city history of Sakurai City, it dates back to the time of Emperor Sujin. The deity of the Anashi Zaheijin Shrine, "Hyoshujin," is enshrined in the middle shrine and has a mirror as its deity. It is said that it was originally enshrined in "Yuzukidake", which is compared to the current Mt. Ryuo, Mt. Anashi, and Mt. Makimukuyama. Makimuku-za Waka-Soul Shrine's deity "Waka-Soul God" is the name of Princess Inada, and is enshrined in the right shrine, with magatama and bells as the gods. Originally it was enshrined in Makimukuyama. There are records of these two companies performing rituals in 730 of the Shosoin Document. Anashinimasuhyo Shrine enshrines the deity "Daishokujin" in the left shrine and uses a sword as a deity. I worshiped on 21/11/05. There is a very fine hall of worship and the main hall, and it made me feel like an old shrine. When I came back from work, I was tired and received a red stamp carefully stamped by the priest.
A	Avery Morrow on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This is definitely my favorite shrine on the Yamanobe trail. Feels like I’m in another world.