Goyozan Shrine - Kesen District

[Enki-shiki Naisha] Mutsu Kuni Kisen-gun Kinitate Shrine It is called Goyoyama Daigongen, and there is an Okumiya on Goyoyama. Hachiman Shrine is enshrined at the top of the mountain on the far right of the precincts. [From the Iwate Shinto Youth Association website] It is said to be a place solicited by Sakanoue no Tamura Maro in 807 (as is clear from the Kesen-gun Fudoki, the picture in the seal, the appendix, and the diary of the horse). In the Enki-shiki Shinto shrine, Mutsu Kuni Kesen-gun Kanodate Shrine is the Goyoyama Shrine, and the company name was changed to serve rituals with the hands of both parts, nature, mountains. This is because the company name came to be named after, and the Shinto shrine was called Goyoyama Daigongen. Date Masamune has been deeply revered by successive feudal lords since the territory of this region, and during the Genroku era (1688-1704), the feudal lord Date Yoshimura and Gunji Katoda Chobei were asked to build the shrine, Kesen-gun. It was decided to call it the total guardian. In the 4th year of the Horeki (1754), Yojiemon Murakami, with the cooperation of each village, built the main shrine Ichiu. Uemon Yoshida, who was in the 3rd year of the Kansei era (1791), became the head of the application, and received donations from each village in the county to consecrate Honmiya Ishihoden Ichiu. I went to the ritual. In September of the 10th year of culture (1813), Kamiarisu, Karatan, and the villages of the daily city at the foot of Mt. In the first year of Keio (1865), Naoyasu Yoshida, a scholar of the Great Liver, became the applicant, repaired the Ishihoden with donations from all over the county, and made other new constructions. It was ranked as a large shrine in February 1872. In December 1922, the shrine Hachiman Shrine is enshrined.