Hachiman Shrine - Yamatotakada

Although it is a small shrine, it is a well-maintained shrine, probably thanks to the care of local people.

They usually have few worshipers and are small, but calm and quiet, so they can relax.

Ifukuji ruins It is in the precincts of Hachiman Shrine on the west side of the Wakayama Line Hachiman Railroad Crossing, north of the intersection with Hongo Street Shopping Street. There is an opinion to point out that there are things related to metalworking and whistle, Owari family ancient Australian family, Mr. Ifukube. It's hard to imagine that there was an ancient Australian headquarters in Takada, and the Japanese name shows the existence of Ifukugo in Uda-gun, but around 7-8C. There is also an example, and there is a possibility that it has also entered this area from the following points. 1. Owari's headquarters is from the name of Gosho City 2. The base of Mr. Fuefuki of the Owari family is Shinobi and Fuefuki 3. Yuka, Gosho City, near the Kiseyama Hills, which is thought to have had a copper mine, has a relationship with Mr. Ifukube (Ancient Clan Researcher, Toshio Takaga) 4. In the Nara period, it was Kunitori, Katsuragi City, who was serving as a beneficiary for the monarchy of the Obei-style ancient family, Mr. Masumori, and Ms. 5. A wooden sign written in the sumifu of Ifukube Rentoshi is excavated from the Shimoda Higashi Site near Gosendo Station in Kashiba City. From the content, it is surmised that Toyoda had served as the president of this area. (Kashiba City Board of Education) 6. Mr. Ifukube was in the northwest of the 12 gates protecting Heijo-gu Shrine (near the east-Nijo-cho intersection of Saidaiji Station) and was the Mongoe clan of the Ifuku division. Matemon no Mata, Tamatemon Tamate, and Wakadogyo Wakadogyo are all based in the Katsuragi area).