Hahaki Shrine - Kurayoshi

Nahaki Shrine Hahajin 654 Fukuba, Kurayoshi City, Tottori Prefecture Deity Yae Jyodai Tenchihiko God Shitashohime God Shoko Meishin Ken Onagami Takahiko Ami Of the Izumo gods On parade Yae is the father The great-grand nation’s main mission is to I am pressing for the transfer of the country Ask our god I was told that I wanted it I have no choice Statement Relayed the word of God But the result is Too serious Aoshiba fence built in the sea Suicide in the water In our company biography Personally, the site of suicide In front of "Miho Shrine" I think it was the sea

The main deity is Yae Jyodai. Yaedaidai is the Goddess of the great power, and when he visited this site for land management, he landed at the site "Wataragahi" to the west of this company and served as a pioneering farm in this region. This Yaedai devoted mission was dedicated to the nation's dedication and loyalty, and after the dedication, it became the guardian deity of the imperial family. It is said that this Nambaki Shrine is where the land of the land is consecrated and it strikes in Amakisakae and settled in Makigaki (Aoshiba-gaki). It is said that the deceased missionary had the power to predict the flow of the times, and the god "Ebisu," which brings good fortune to the world from a country beyond the sea, is also said to be the god of the Yae deceased mission. The Habi Shrine holds the Ebisu Festival on January 10th every year. The shrines of Nahaki Shrine are the evergreen forests in which large trees of Sudagi are prosperous, and they were designated as a national natural monument in 1929. About 80% of Takagi is occupied by Sudagi, and huge trees with a chest height of 1.5 m and a height of 20 m are densely packed. In addition, there is a tumulus in the latter half of the tumulus period called "Fukuba Kofun" in the grounds of Nambaki Shrine. It is believed that it was built in the 7th century when the Hakuhorei was issued in 646, and it is a valuable tumulus that represents the final stage of the burial mound in Tottori Prefecture. In addition, in the horizontal-hole type stone chamber, colored decoration using red pigment on the back wall is rare in the prefecture.

It was uninhabited, but water was available, and the grounds were clean. It looks like a shrine that has been carefully guarded by local pupils. Please note that there is no parking.

# Bandai Giant Giant It is called Habiki Shrine Hahaki. I visited by pilgrimage to the Band. There is a horizontal hole type stone room, Fukube Kofun Ishitsuba, which is slightly outside the precincts. I feel it is dolmen. It's a great coconut roe that is very calm because there is a huge tree in it and there is no crowd. It is one of the best power spots in Kurayoshi. Sudajii Suda Shii of the company group Tree height 25 m Stem circumference 4.6 m Age of tree is unknown, although the origin is unknown, it is the shrine that has been enshrined since ancient times as the general shrine of the Hokoku country, or the second highest shrine in this country I was there, but in the Meiji era I was lined up with a local shrine, but it seems that Hiki Ninomiya was requested by the local people. Enshrines the deceased mortal life. There is a burial mound in the late Kofun period called Fukuba Kofun in the precincts, which has a horizontal hole type stone chamber structure, and there is a possibility that the red pigment remains as a decorative burial mound, and the ancient place name Hoki originates from Habaki Hahaki. 654 Fukube, Kurayoshi City National Natural Monument Bandai Those who become Ki have collected the ancient sacred place of Japan, Bandai. Since maps were produced in each region Please share it with everyone. ‥ Link free. ‥ If you want to become a member of Bandai, please search the Bandai MAP and watch it. The share is published on my map. We also have a Facebook page. Please feel free to apply with a word saying that you saw the band map.

I went to the site with the guidance of Google Maps, but I didn't know the entrance and it was quite round and round. Is it really there if you put the car under the result and go up the hill while looking for it? I went through the mountain road to the back of the shrine.

The sound of hahaki can be gentle. The parking lot was parked on the grounds of Fukuba Public Hall, but the surrounding houses are also tasteful and overwhelmed by the large trees of Sudajii. As expected, it is an Enki-style internal company, but the torii is an Ise system that is rarely seen in the Sanin region. Is it the name of the shrine that is related to the fact that it is said that the origin of Hoki, the country of mothers, came from the fact that Princess Inada said "Mothers come and mothers come"? Shinsen heihaku donation shrine Number of parishioners: 120 (Tottori Shrine magazine)

Shikinai company. The old shrine is a prefectural shrine. The gods of worship are Kotoshironushi, Shitateruhime, Ame-no-wahiko, Ohiko, Takeminakata, Ajisukitakahiko, Sayori, Takiribime, and Takiribime. It can be seen on page 301 of Tottori Shrine magazine. It is located near Ohara Shrine in Ohara, Kurayoshi City, and was also the name of Ishigami Shrine. About 500m east of Route 179. It goes through a narrow alley, but you can see the approach and torii from the road southeast of Tokoji Temple.

Regarding the origin of the Hoki Shrine, in "Hoki Kokudo Fudoki Ibun", Tenazuchi Ashinazuchi's daughter Inadahime escaped from Yamata no Orochi to the mountains, but since her mother came late, she said, "Mother come, mother come." It is reported that. There is also a theory that it is derived from "mother" at the burial ground of Izanami Mikoto. It is a shrine that has been enshrined since ancient times as the general deity of Hoki Province, and is the number one shrine in the country, or an old shrine that seems to have been in a position next to it. There is a narrow road on the east side of the precincts, and the Fukuba Kofun is in the back, so please stop by. The entrance is a little narrow, so please bring clothes, gloves and headlights that can get dirty. It is one of the tumuli that make up the Hahaki Shrine tumulus group, and is designated as a historic site designated by Tottori Prefecture. The mound is circular and is estimated to be 35 meters in diameter and 4 meters high. There is also a theory that it is a burial mound. It is estimated to be from the first half to the middle of the 7th century at the end of the Kofun period. The stonework is delicate and the interior is worth a visit. Although it is a decorated kofun with a horizontal hole, red pigment remains on a part of the back wall, and it is possible that it is a decorated kofun, but no red color was found. If you are interested in this shrine, you should definitely stop by about 500m to the west. I had a hard time identifying the location, but I think it's easy to go because I'll list my goals here. After that, please find the flag stand of the image. Otabiba 2-chome, Fukubacho, Kurayoshi City, Tottori Prefecture In the local area, Kotoshironushi, the son of Okuninushi (Nihon Shoki-Takashi Omi), landed secretly on the sea route to the land of Fukuba after the transfer of the country in Izumo, and lived here. It is said that he died. It is said to be the landing site, but it is extremely difficult to understand because the flag stakes and stakes made in the Meiji era are only in the vacant lot. The landmark is Miyaishi Clinic, 1-141, Fukubacho, Kurayoshi City, Tottori Prefecture. There is a flag stand in the northwestern vacant lot across the road from this clinic.