Fukutenman Shrine - Nara

Name: Fukutenman Shrine - Nara
Address: Nara, 630-8041, Japan, 630-8041, Japan

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住所：	Nara, 630-8041, Japan
Postal code :	630-8041
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

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k	kazuyoshi sakamoto on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 【福天満神社】（ふくてんまんぐう）近鉄橿原線「西ノ京駅」から少し歩いたところ、交通量の多い９号線「奈良大和郡山線」に沿ってひっそりと鎮座しています。石鳥居を潜り抜けると、鮮やかに栄える朱色の小さい祠と大きな祠が鎮座しています。祭神は菅原道真公。当地の小字名を冠して大保天神と呼ばれ木造採食，像高３７ｃｍ管公神像があります。本殿の北の茂みに古い社殿が一棟あり、これは近くの堤防の宿院の宮古跡に祀られていましたが、秋篠川の改修により取り除かれた社殿が移されたもの。住所：奈良県奈良市六条町133 アクセス：近鉄「西ノ京駅」から徒歩7分（557m） [Fukutenman Shrine] (Fukutenmangu) A short walk from "Nishinokyo Station" on the Kintetsu-Kashihara Line, you will find yourself quietly sitting along the busy line 9 "Nara Yamatokoriyama Line". As you pass through the stone torii gate, you will find a small, bright vermilion shrine and a large shrine. The deity is Sugawara no Michizane. It is called Oho Tenjin, which bears the small name of the area, and there is a wooden foraging statue with a height of 37 cm. There is an old shrine in the bush north of the main shrine, which was enshrined in the ruins of the shukuin of the nearby embankment, but the shrine that was removed by the renovation of the Akishino River was moved. Address: 133 Rokujo-cho, Nara City, Nara Prefecture Access: 7 minutes walk (557m) from Kintetsu "Nishinokyo Station"
ぱ	ぱたりろ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 菅原道真公を祀る。当地の小字名を冠して大保天神と呼ばれ木造採食，像高３７ｃｍ管公神像がある。本殿の北の茂みに古い社殿が一棟あり、これは近くの堤防の宿院の宮古跡に祀られていたが、秋篠川の改修により取り除かれた社殿が移されたものである。例祭などは郡山の柳八幡宮から神職が来て執行している。　（奈良市史　社寺編） Enshrines Sugawara no Michizane. It is called Oho Tenjin, which bears the small name of the area, and has a wooden foraging statue with a height of 37 cm. There is an old shrine in the bush north of the main shrine, which was enshrined in the ruins of the Miyako inn on the nearby embankment, but the shrine that was removed by the renovation of the Akishino River was moved. The priests come from Yanagi Hachimangu in Koriyama to carry out regular festivals. (Nara City History, Shrines and Temples)