Hakken Shrine - Higashiosaka

10 minutes north of Wakaeiwata, Higashi-Osaka Ginkgo leaves fall and have a taste ☺️

A shrine that sits between the JR line and the Kintetsu line. Although it is located in a residential area, it was a quiet and relaxing space.

There is an old stone sign near the entrance. Maybe the direction is not accurate. Instead of guardian dogs, there are foxes. However, it seems that it is not Inari Shrine, so it is strange.

This place seems to have a connection with the Hanatennishi village in Tsurumi Ward, Osaka City. Before the excavation of the Yamato River, although there was a river culture, there is no environment that directly connects to the release, and it seems that there is no connection to the road of land transportation. The reason why I am particular about Hanatennishi is that I was born and raised in the Hanatennishi area. It feels strange that there was a connection with the release in such a place. I also learned about this shrine on a hot summer day when it rained suddenly and I rented an eaves to take shelter from the rain. It was a coincidence as if I was called by God. Below are the contents of the information board at the shrine. ◎ Two pillars of the deity ・ Ukanomitama God (Inari's ancestor) ・ Ajisukitakahiko Hikone no Mikoto (Hachiken Okami) In the precincts, there was an island at the mouth of the ancient Yamato River, and Ukanomitama God was enshrined on the west side. It is said that the indigenous people were making swords around September 1396 (Oei 3). This area was created by cultivating the Kobishi River and is called Hishiya Nitta. In Hoei 2 (1705), there were 13 units. It was approved as Ujigami Inari in the 4th year of Kyoho (1719). ◎ History of Hishiyahigashi Hachiken Shrine A priest of Silla stole the sword that sits in Atsuta's palace and returned to his home country on a ship. On the way back to his home country, he encountered a great storm at the mouth of the river. After that, a villager in this area picked up a sacred sword, and after enshrining at Achihayao Shrine in Hanatennishi, he was repatriated to Atsuta Shrine. Time has changed, and in the third year of the Horeki (1753), the number of households will be 51 (132 men and 123 women). The petition for the construction of a shrine was raised in this area as well, and it was approved as the guardian deity of this area. April 16, 1862 ◎ Currently in the precincts ・ Torii gate of Yang Water Monkey (1813) in Bunkyu 9 ・ Koka 4th year Yin Fire Goat (1847) Miyairi lantern ・ October 1959 (1959) Temple worship hall erected ・ October 1971 (1971) Precincts leveling, Tamagaki erection ・ July 1996 (1996) Renovation of the temple worship hall and extension of the temple These tell us that they have been worshiped for a long time.

Near the entrance of this shrine, three signposts are placed casually. It seems that a signpost that was nearby was moved to the precincts. One is a signpost to Ise Nara. One is the right gourd mountain. The gourd is pictured. The other one is Umedarukawayama Senkoji, the official road. In front of this shrine, the Kakoshi Nara Highway runs. Just west is the Kawachi Highway. This was a key point of transportation.

According to the history book, the Hakate Shrine is called an island near the shrine, and in 1396, in the 3rd year of the Oei era, after soliciting Uga Otomigami, the Aya Hayao Shrine's Ami Takahiko Shrine's mortality is added, It is said that it became the Hachirugi Shrine. Since there is no parking lot at the shrine, please use the coin parking around. Bicycles and motorcycles can be parked on the entire road. The priest is not resident, so I do not know the red stamp. There is no toilet.

Three old signposts are gathered and stood in the precincts, there was an island at the mouth of the ancient Yamato River, and Ukanomitama God was enshrined on the west side, and it was approved as Ujigami Inari in 1719. The god of worship is Ukanomitama no Okami (the ancestral god of Inari), Hachiken Okami, and Hachiken Okami, so it is a Hachiken Shrine, but instead of a guardian dog, it is a fox. It is enshrined in Hishiyahigashi.