Daimasu Shrine - Namegata

The god of ritual is Takemikazuchi, and as a tribute, Susanoo-no-Mikoto, Susanoo-no-Mikoto, and Hikomei Kanayama. At the time of Jinmu's Eastern Expedition, he landed in Kugo-no-Shu and climbed Takemikazuchi to pray for his success. A ritual ritual with a mirror, a sword, and an arrow root as a sacred treasure. After that, the village became popular due to the devastation of the traffic of sailing ships and the light emission at night, and it was relocated to Okayama in awe. Sometimes it was in Daido 2 (807). In the 2nd year of Keicho (1597), Haruhiro Yamada, the lord of the Mt. In the 4th year of the Meiji era, the village shrine was enshrined, and in the first year of the Taisho era, Yasaka, Atago, and Mitake shrines were enshrined. There is a torii gate along the east side of Prefectural Road No. 2 Mito Hunta Sawara Line, but before the prefectural road was built, it seems that a long approach was running from the opposite side of the prefectural road. Even so, what a beautiful company it is as shown in the picture. It was fantastically shining in fresh green. I'm glad I came, it was worth it even just to visit this one company ... I was biting that feeling. By the way, the shimenawa hung on the torii gate and the hall of worship is like Hula's waist Mino (see, it's a set with a coconut breastplate. I'm sorry). I wondered for a while whether I had seen it at a shrine before.