Daiseidono Shrine - Itako

The main shrine is good

It ’s a completely unknown shrine, but it ’s an old shrine.

A shrine dedicated to the lord who ruled this land in the early Edo period. After playing the role of Osaka, he died on his way home. At that time, he left behind saying that he would save those who suffered from the same illness, and that is why this shrine was built. The location is a little difficult to understand, but there is a slightly long approach from the side of the road toward the Inariduka Tumulus. The flatland forest around here is well preserved on the approach road, and there is an atmosphere. In addition, it is possible to pass from the side road of the motor sports circuit. As you can see from the history, it has nothing to do with Ou Shrine because it was originally a kind of Ujigami. The building and site were carefully maintained and seemed to be valued by the local people and descendants.

The god of ritual is Shohei Sadamori, a university student. Quoting from the origin of the precincts, "The siege of Osaka, Shohei Sadamori, was sick in Fujieda, Suruga, 385 years ago, while he was in the role of Osaka in 1614, the 19th year of the Keicho era. The will said, "I will definitely save those who will suffer from this disease in posterity." The lord worshiped as a sacred god of the Daiseiden, and prospered by gathering the faith of the neighborhood. Using the sake bottles, cedar leaves, and sardines that were offered to the shrine, the illness was "it was just too good." It is a legend that the sickness will pass by without entering the house if it is lowered to the gate using. " The 14th descendant of Emperor Kanmu's prince Kazurahara-shin (that is, the family of Mr. Daijo Hitachi), Hachiro Genki built Phoenix Taijo (Daijō Castle) in 1183 and named himself Daisei, as a national lord for generations. I ruled this land. The descendant of the 19th generation will be Shohei Shohei, a college student. Even from the fact that he was enshrined as a god, the lord of the university student (Hira) was probably a lord who was loved and revered by the people. For access, go north from the narrow road in the south, using the pillar of "Sakura-lined trees of Daiseidono Shrine" on the north side as a landmark, and the shrine will be enshrined on the torii gate and a small hill. This hill is also the Tonozuka Tumulus, which is thought to have been built in the middle of the 7th century. Many cherry trees are planted around the area, and when winter has passed and the spring season has come, the Shin'iki area will be colored with a gorgeous cherry blossom color.