Fukunaga Shrine - Kyoto

It is a small shrine in a residential area. It was in a place overlooking the shrine from the next balcony. The tree in the shrine was cut.

Religious God: Fukui God / Tsunagai God / Inari God According to the company tradition, it is said that during the Tensho era (1573-1592), Toyotomi Hideyoshi moved to his current location at the time of Juraku Daizo or the abandoned castle. (With various theories) The enshrined deities Fukui and Tsuna Nagai are two of the two members of the "Zama shrine festival god Goza", allegedly enshrined in the Shin Ginza Saiin in the back of the Heian-kyo Ouchi, in the name book of the Enki ceremony. Both gods are well gods, and are originally said to protect the wells in the palace. Worship: 2020/02/20

A 16th century sanctuary that survived the fire of 1788 but was largely atrophied. Now dedicated to the deity of water.

It was a small shrine with an unmanned feel, but the precincts have been cleaned. Is the red stamp a stamp type? is. The first ear charge is in a money box.

It's a small shrine In the company tradition, the Tensho era (1573-1592) was said to have relocated to the present location during the Juraku No. 3 construction or abandoned castle by Hideyoshi Toyotomi during the year [2]. However, in the "Rakunaka Rakugaizu folding screen," which is said to have been given to Kenshin Uesugi by Nobunaga Oda in 1574, the Fukucho Shrine has already been confirmed at the current location.

There is a Shichinai company in a residential area. It is said that it was originally enshrined in the sacred shrine Saiin in Ouchi. It seems to be Kyoto that has been proud of the abundance of groundwater around the two pillars of the god of god. It seems to have been drawn in the Uesugimoto 洛 中 洛 外 図 屏風. Next time I ’ll go to the Heiankyo Soseikan and check it out.

I was very worried and came back, even though I was on my way home because of an errand near me. There was a note on the bill and said, "Please put the price in the offer box." It seems that the red seal also pushes the fee to the offer box and pushes it yourself! ! Unfortunately, I didn't bring the Goshushi book, so I had a bill for the next time. From where there is a hole in the net to the offer box, when you put it in, you lose it from the box and on the ground and on the ground ... Well, are you trying something? Or come again? Next, come to get a red seal. And you can put it in the offer box. Postscript This was the god of the well and the god of water. I was convinced that I was going to revive or regenerate the old well. For the time being, I put it in the received well.

Fukunaga Shrine, which was the origin of the name Fukunaga-cho, is now a small shrine, but it enshrines the gods Fukui, Tsunagari, and Inari. Therefore, it was also called Fukunaga Inari. Both Fukui God and Tsuna Nagai God are two of the five Ikasuri Mikanko no Matsurukami, which were enshrined in the Shinto priest Saiin during the Heian period. It has been. Originally enshrined as Fukui-sha and Tsuna-nagai-sha between Omiya and Inokuma, it is believed that Jurakudai was built and entered the area. It was moved to its current location after Jurakudai was abolished. It became a small shrine after being burned down by the Great Fire of Tenmei, but it has been treated as a licensed shrine even though it is an unqualified shrine even after the Meiji era due to its deep faith as a god of water. It is a self red stamp. [Benefits] Water Guardian Statue, Five Grains Abundance / Fortune, Good Relationship Fukunaga Shrine, which was the origin of the name of Fukunaga-cho, is now a small shrine, but it enshrines the gods Fukui, Tsunagari, and Inari. Therefore, it was also called Fukunaga Inari. Both Fukui God and Tsuna Nagai God are two of the five Ikasuri Mikanko Matsurukami, which were enshrined in the Shinto priest Saiin during the Heian period, and are the gods of wells and springs in the mansion. It has been. Originally enshrined as Fukui-sha and Tsuna-nagai-sha between Omiya and Inokuma, it is probable that they entered the area due to the construction of Jurakudai. It was moved to its current location after Jurakudai was abolished. It became a small shrine after being burned down by the Great Fire of Tenmei, but it has been treated as a licensed shrine even though it is an unqualified shrine even after the Meiji era due to its deep faith as a god of water. It is a self red stamp. [Benefits] Water Guardian Statue, Five Grains Abundance / Fortune, Good Relationship