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After worshiping, Mr. Miyaji guided me to the shrine and watched the horses and ceiling paintings. It was impossible to shoot ??⤵️ He also showed me the material that the pond has the shape of the character "heart". Also, Soja used to write as Sosha. It was quaint to go to the main shrine in the corridor. The season of autumn leaves is beautiful.

I went to get a shrine and temple card. Shrine name Sojagu Common name Bizen Kokuso Shrine Gion, Naka-ku, Okayama 703-8207 Okuninushi, the god of rituals [Name in Kojiki] Okuninushi no Kami Suseri-himegami (Suseri-hime no Mikoto) [Okuninushi's wife and daughter of Susanoo-no-Mikoto] The deity of the 128 companies of Bizen Province Department of Divinities Yagami [Hasshinden] is a temple that enshrines the eight gods of the Tenno guardian. "Enki-shiki" Shinmeicho "Old language collection" God name reading Kamimusubi no Kami, the first god of the gods Second Hall Takamimusubi no Kami Takamimusubi Reijin Third Palace Sanctuaries Nijin Tamatsume Musubi no Kami Soul Reborn Spirit Fourth Hall Production Nijin Ikumusubi no Kami Production Spirit Fifth Hall Footbirth Nijin, Sarugusubi no Kami Footbirth Spirit Sixth Hall Omiya Sales God Omiya no Mekami Omiya Sales God Seventh Hall, Oshokutsu God, Mike Grab, Gozen God Eighth Hall Kotoshironushi Kotoshironushi Kotoshironushi Healing of this illness, prosperous business History Sosha is a shrine that enshrines the deities of many shrines. Under the ancient decree system, the Kokushi was dispatched to the appointed country by the order of the imperial court and ruled the country at the Kokufu. did not. However, it can be imagined that it would have been difficult to pilgrimage all the gods scattered in a wide area. So, I came up with the idea of ​​gathering the deities of domestic shrines in one place for the festival. This eliminated the pilgrimage. The shrine that gathers the deities of the shrines in Japan in one place is called Sosha. Therefore, there is always Soja near Kokufu. From the origin of Soja, it can be imagined that it was the best palace in the country. There were three countries in Okayama prefecture, Bizen, Bizen, and Mimasaka, so there are also three Soja companies. There is another palace called Soja in the prefecture, but it is the Soja of each county or village. This shrine is the Soja of Bizen Province and is commonly known as the Bizen Kokusoja Shrine. It was founded in a bad way, but it is estimated to be in the early Heian period. Established as a place for the celebration of the Bizen National Government Office, the deities of 128 shrines in Bizen (Yoshii-cho, Akaiwa-gun in the north, Wake-gun / Oku-gun in the east, Tamano-shi / Kozushima in the south, Ichinomiya in Okayama-shi in the west) are enshrined. It has been. Therefore, it is said that visiting our shrine is the same as visiting 128 shrines at a time. The current building was rebuilt in the middle of the Edo period and has no remnants of the past, but it retains the general form of shrine architecture from the Edo period. This shrine was played by His Majesty the Emperor Showa during a large army exercise in November 1945. Main shrines Yawata Oshima Shrine, Kibitsuhiko Shrine, Ani Shrine, Kone Shrine, Fuse Shrine, Katayamahiko Shrine, Sekimonbetsu Shrine, Takakura Shrine, Fukata Shrine

Before noon, a person from the office was returning to eat lunch, but he came back and wrote a red stamp.

There are two "Soja" in Okayama prefecture. One is the Bi-China Soja Shrine, which is located along the "Takahashi River" in Soja City, Okayama Prefecture. The other is the Bizen Kokuso Shrine, which I will introduce this time. Located along the Asahi River in Gion 596, Naka-ku, Okayama City, Okayama Prefecture, there is a nearby "Gion Shrine" as the place name "Gion" indicates. The main shrine was destroyed by fire in February 1992, but the main shrine was rebuilt in December 2009 and the worship hall was rebuilt in April 2015. Currently, there is no "thick forest".

It is the main shrine of Bizen Province. I visited there several times, but for some reason it was always raining. However, this was the first sunny day. Soja shrine in the rain has a nice atmosphere, but it's a sunny country, so it looks good on the sunny day.

I stopped by during the walk. The building is a new one that was destroyed by fire and rebuilt. I felt a good open atmosphere. There was a Bizen ware gacha on the side of the front gate. ??

Although it is an old guardian dog and torii gate, and a new main shrine and worship hall, you can feel the clear air in the precincts. It is regrettable that I have never visited the main shrine before it was burnt down.

A shrine at the foot of Mt. Tatsunokuchi It seems that it was built as a general shrine in various places during the Heian period. The benefits are not written in the precincts, On the net "Benefits include" marital harmony, "" marriage, "and" family luck, "and Takamitsu Omi is also said to be an agricultural god, a commercial god, and a medical god. There are also benefits to "healing illness". " There was The scale is not so big, it takes less than 10 minutes just to worship and go around There is a main shrine in front and about 3 companies on the left. There is a company office near the entrance, and there are amulets, red stamps, red stamp books, etc. (Omikuji is a type that tells you the number and gives it to you, so you can't buy it without people) The thing called Mishiraishi was also sold for 1000 yen, and it was placed next to the office in a cluttered manner, but it was placed in a way that I could not think of as a profitable item. When I visited, the office was lit, but there was no one, no sign of coming back, and no "contact me" note (maybe it was lunchtime so I could have gone out). With sex) I heard the person who came after me saying "I'm sorry!", But it didn't come out after all. If you have something to buy, you should visit by looking at the time zone or kill time at the coffee shop next door. Also, it seems that they keep bees in the precincts, and they also sell honey, which is rare at shrines.