臼井総鎮守 八幡社

Although it is located in a residential area, it is located uphill and has a very quiet atmosphere. There is also a parking lot. I got a red stamp!

Every year, I go to visit the New Year. It's on a hill and it feels like the air is changing. When you visit and leave the torii gate, you can get a panoramic view of the city of Usui, which makes you feel very sunny.

It is a wonderful shrine with a quiet and gentle atmosphere. I felt that it is a shrine that has a long history and has been loved by the locals for a long time. I will visit you again.

The torii that seems to appear in Ghibli, the road that follows it, and the rain made it very divine.

It is a shrine where you can fully enjoy the quietness. The parking lot will be on the right side of the torii gate. Stamp: The priest was outside, and unfortunately I received a copy. Great with a powerful touch! However, the paper is large. It didn't fit into my red stamp book. Due to the corona noise, we cannot use the sewage house. In front of Sakaki at Harede, Ikure, and I give Kaede (or, chant three times by saying, "Give and purify to Kaede" three times.) Then head to the main shrine.

2020.12.6. 2020.12.12. Continue to worship I visited once just before sunset, but the office was closed and I gave up on that day. Next week again, this time I visited in the morning. The office wasn't popular, but when I pressed the chime at the entrance, I got a reply. An elderly woman came out, but it seems impossible today. Then, from the back, a female voice said, "I'll write." A small young female priest, she engraved a dignified touch of red stamps using a lot of red stamp books that cannot be imagined from her small hands. Until then, Hachiman-sama's red stamp was only written, so I was wondering if he had a weak relationship with Hachiman-sama, so I'm happy.

It was a beautiful and mysterious shrine. The road from the torii gate to the shrine was beautiful, and the trees beside the shrine were a masterpiece. A historically interesting place. Free parking.

There are many castle ruins and old shrines around Sakura City. This Yawata-sama is also considerable. When I asked by car according to the Google map, I was guided to the residential area beside the shrine ... ? There is a parking lot next to the torii gate on the approach road (about the width of one car), so please be careful if you are asked. As of January 2022, I'm sorry to God, but the Chozuya is banned due to the corona. At least I was informed that there was a Kaedo-sama next to the second torii (see image), so I searched for it, but I couldn't find that Setsumatsusha. It seems like. It is a venerable shrine that was built by Mr. Usui at the beginning of the Muromachi period and set out to pray for victory. (Mr. Usui's history is quite dramatic) It is said that Shinboku was a large tree that was once one of the famous spots on the Narita Kaido during the Edo period, but it has withered and its roots are now preserved. However, it is quite said that it was planted in prayer for the coming of the spirit. It's basically a guardian. Therefore, the number of people who worship is small. However, it seems that you can get a red stamp at the permanent office (call). Amulets are also awarded. (Details are unknown because it is not a red stamp collector) Search the internet to read related information, and while envisioning the scenery of the past, you can look at the forest of the guardian behind, or look at the view of Usui from the side of the torii. The "God of Tonbi" on the side of the main shrine is like a tengu, and I am curious. I've been researching various things, and is it the end of the shrine in the precincts? Setsumatsusha? Maybe it has something to do with "Osugi Shrine"? ?? (Osugi Shrine's genus is Tengu-sama, so if so, is it Negai Tengu-sama?)