Haguro Shrine - Kesennuma

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This shrine is a former shrine and is the old shrine of Kessama Hongo's 7 villages. According to the report of the elders, it is a company named Osenjoshi, a member of the Oshika-Joza shrine in the book of Enki ceremony, but some people have doubted the theory because the ancient region was Tomo-gun. . The enshrined area Kesennuma Bay is called Dinggaura in the olden days, and the essence of Kesenma seen in the Enki ceremony and literary memoirs is the end of Ezo language, and it was enshrined with the god of sea and land protection at the end of the inlet. Is said. In addition, according to the Fengai Fudoki, during the year of Sato Emperor Hirohito, the eldest son of Lord Gojo Minbu Akihiro Sugawara and third place Nakanogon Akiji Sugawara was created by Satsuwara Akitsugu, and Shoji was Sagami's priest. When the Lord searches for his wife and children who have been parted by his departure, he descends to Oshu, goes to Dewa, the god of Haguro, receives the Holy Spirit, stays at Masusen Maka Kurugahara (Kujo, the current enshrined place), and stays in Hakusan. He built a shrine in one place of the shrine, worshiping the spirit of the worshiper, praying for reunion with his wife and child, and apologizing for the success of the reunion successfully guided by the spirit bird flying from the forest of God. Built a tower of Kuju, and also built a tower of Kuju, worshiping his wife, Tamaki's guardian guardian, and Kokan Daishi's sacred Kannon, and built temples such as Kujo-ji, Joraku-ji, and Den-ho-ji. It is said that the local development was successful. Later, Yamatonokuni's religious practice, the Hoshin Hoin, wrote that he could stay here for two years and rebuild the shrine. This real inscription, called Hata-san, is known as Mikami Sanzumi, who became a monk and became a monk in the middle of the middle age. Was revived and became a farewell, and entered the curtain and called the Jiseinin. It has been passed down to today with its descendants. At present, Kujo-ji, Joraku-ji and Denpo-ji have declined, but there are many legends, place names and trade names that are associated with this auspicious era, and near the Haguro Shrine, the grave of Otsuka Shrine and Otsuka Shrine are the ruins of Shoji-lord (now Kesennuma). Nakanogon Shrine is enshrined in the schoolyard of a high school, and is known as Nakanogonbara and Kakurugahara. God of the main festival: Inakura Kurama Regular holiday: October 10

Held around January every year Don't miss it! In the past, it was held in the middle of the night, but in recent years it is unfortunate that it has been held in the daytime due to disaster prevention such as firefighting. Of yore The taste has completely disappeared.

Is the house on the right side of the torii a priesthood house? The parking lot is parked on the premises.

The date of foundation and the origin of the enshrine are unknown. The surrounding area is called the birthplace of the village of Kesennuma. Thank you, I received the red stamp of "Haguro Shrine".