Fujikoshi Shrine - Kameoka

Name: Fujikoshi Shrine - Kameoka
Address: Yasuda Chiyokawacho Chihara, Kameoka, Kyoto 621-0052, Japan, 621-0052, Japan

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住所：	Yasuda Chiyokawacho Chihara, Kameoka, Kyoto 621-0052, Japan
Postal code :	621-0052
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

Yasuda Chiyokawacho Chihara, Kameoka, Kyoto 621-0052, Japan

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a	anpanman on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 歴史好きの方は、ぜひ足を運んで下さい。厳かな雰囲気で、癒しスポットです。 If you like history, please come and visit us. It is a healing spot with a severe atmosphere.
ギ	ギターと夜と on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここは夏に訪れて欲しいスポット。真っ青な空の下、青々と広がる田んぼ。真ん中にぽつんと小さな森。まるでトトロが住んでいるような…… This is a spot I want you to visit in the summer. Rice fields that spread lushly under the deep blue sky. A small forest in the middle. It's like Totoro lives ...
ど	どこでも大佐 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 鹿屋野比売神（かやのひめ）の鎮座とはまたとてつもなく珍しいというか… 記録が何も残ってないのが残念ですが … 妙に丸いのが気になるんです。あれかなぁ… 丘を削ろうとして皆でガンガンやってたら実は初期の古墳で中から何かが出てきて　慌てて祀った系の匂いがします。それが何故鹿屋野比売神になったのかは不明ですが、かつてこの辺り一面茅場（茅を育てている場所）だったのかも。しかしそれにしても鹿屋野比売神を出してくるセンスは普通の庶民では逆立ちしても出てこない筈なんで、何か重要な逸話があったに違いないと思います。となるとすごく奇妙なのがこの看板に書かれてる話…この神社の逸話をまとめてるうちに短くなりすぎた系に見えるんですが…ふむふむ… 『鹿屋野比売と申し上げる女神で、今の薩摩の阿多の郡に住んでおられた。夫神に従い、日向から西海道を伊勢へと出られ淡海国（今の滋賀県）の日枝の山（この頃日吉大社が日枝山にあったらしい）に来られる道すがら、山野の物、甘菜辛菜に至るまで霊感を示された。そのために、邪神たちはそのお姿を見るや平伏し拝した』…　さらっと凄いこと書いてる。邪神ってなんだろうか？　荒れ狂う桂川？いや川なら蛇に例えそうなだよなぁ… イナゴといった虫害か… おっと閑話休題つーことは…　元伊勢の豊受大御神（トヨウケビメ）みたいな事を鹿屋野比売さんもやって伊勢へ行ったわけですね。となれば伊勢神宮豊受大神宮（外宮）の摂社清野井庭神社とリンクするって事なんで　足跡の一つなんでしょうが… でもそんな話聞いたこともないんです。あと藤越という名前もなんか気になりますよね巨大な藤の木があったなんていう話ではなく、何かの漢字が変化してできた気がひしひしと。不死とか父子とか… 藤越神社なんて名前ここぐらいしかないですし The Kayano Hime shrine's enshrined place is extremely rare ... It's a pity that there are no records left ... I'm worried that it's strangely round. That's it ... If we were trying to dig down the hills, it was actually an early tumulus, and something came out from inside, and it smells like a worshiped system in a hurry. It is unknown why it became Kanoya Higashijin, but it may have been Kaya (the place where the kaya is raised) once around this area. However, even so, the sense of coming out of Kanoya Higashijin should not come out even if the ordinary people stand upside down, so I think there must have been some important anecdote. What's weird is that the story on this signboard ... It looks like it's too short while we're putting together the anecdote of this shrine ... "A goddess named Kayano Higuri, who lived in the current county of Sata, Ata. In accordance with the god of the gods, follow the route from Hinata to Ise on the Saikai Highway, and come to the mountain of Hieda (now Hiyoshi Taisha Shrine was located at Mt. Was inspired by For that reason, the evil gods looked down and worshiped. " What is an evil god?桂 Raging Katsuragawa? No, it would be like a snake if it's a river ... an insect like a locust ... Oops That's… Kayano Higuri also went to Ise to do something like Toyoukemie, a former Ise god. If so, it's one of the footprints of linking with Seino Iniwa Shrine at Ise Jingu Toyotodai Jingu (Geku), but I've never heard of that story. I'm also worried about the name Fujikoshi It's not a story of a giant wisteria tree, but a feeling that some kanji changed. Immortality, father and son ... Fujikoshi shrine
ま	まっちゃん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ふじこしという名前が気になって2年。大堰川の氾濫原らしい平地に坐す藤越神社さま。御祭神の鹿屋野比売は野の神・草の神。また伊勢外宮摂社・清野井庭神社では灌漑用水の神とも。以前、丹後・藤社(ふじこそ)神社さまと音が似ていると書いたが、そこでは、奇霊(くしひ)が転じて『比治』→『藤』になっているよう。ならばまさにここも『ひじこそ』では？ちなみに『こそ』は下鴨神社摂社・河合神社さまの正式社名が『鴨川合坐小社宅神社・かものかわあいにますおこそやけ』。社をこそと読む例は他にもあるようです。古朝鮮語に由来するという説もあるよう。川の氾濫は、治まれば周辺に肥沃な土地が出現する。まさに『奇しい』現象だ。 It's been 2 years since I was worried about the name Fujikoshi. Fujikoshi Shrine sits on a plain like the flood plain of the Oyan River. Kanaya Nosuri, the deity of the festival, is the god of the field and the grass. It is also the god of irrigation water at Ise Geku and Seino Iniwa Shrines. Previously, I wrote that the sound is similar to that of Tango-Fujisha Shrine, but there seems to be a strange spirit (Kushihi) turning from "Hiji" to "Fuji." If so, is this exactly "Hijikoko"? By the way, “Kako” is the official name of Shimogamo Shrine and Kawai Shrine, “Kamogawa Goza Kosha Shrine Shrine/Kamano Kawai Masu Osokeyake”. There seem to be other examples of reading a company. There seems to be a theory that it comes from the Old Korean language. When the flood of the river is healed, fertile land appears around it. It's a "strange" phenomenon.
・	・ギザレ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 田んぼの真ん中にポツンとあります。大きな木がいくつもあり、古くからあったんだなぁとおもいます。周辺の住民の方々が努力して残してくださったんだと感謝します There is a pop in the middle of the rice field. There are many big trees, and I think they have been around for a long time. I am grateful that the residents in the area have made an effort to leave it.
ワ	ワンネス on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 9号線から、田んぼの中にトトロに出てきそうな大きな木が生い茂っているのと鳥居が見えて、惹きつけられて行きました。カヤノヒメノミコト様は野や草を司る女神様。だからこんなにも大きく木が立派に育つのだと大きな木を見上げながら納得し、行く度に感動します。いつも、優しく温かい気で包み込んで下さる神様で何度も訪れています。陽の気が神社内に漂っていて、心が落ち着きます。いつも歓迎のサイン下さります。カヤノヒメノミコト様は、亀岡市の稗田野神社のご祭神の一柱でもおられます。 From Route 9, I saw a torii gate with a large tree that was likely to appear in Totoro in the rice field, and I was attracted to it. Kayano Himenomikoto is a goddess who controls fields and grass. Therefore, I am convinced while looking up at the big tree that the tree grows so big, and I am impressed every time I go. I have visited many times with the god who always wraps me in a gentle and warm atmosphere. The sunshine is floating in the shrine and it calms the mind. He always gives us a welcome sign. Kayano Himenomikoto is also one of the pillars of the deity of the Hiedano Shrine in Kameoka City.
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