Hakusan Shrine - Hachinohe

It's a very nice shrine

I was allowed to visit. I was working next door.

About 15 minutes walk from Hachinohe station. It's a small shrine.

Sep'26.2018 Image shooting, worship, and red stamp. Really a masterpiece. By the way, I received a booklet titled "Shinto shrine visit". All the shrines in the Sanpachijokita region are listed with images and details, with a map! This female priest, I'm gonna do it! Thank you for giving momentum to the tour of Hachinohe.

Hakusan Shrine. Parking is small. I got your seal. It is said that it is 400 years. It seems to be the flow of Hakusan Daigaku Gen, Hakusenji Hakusan Shrine. It is the beginning that Kitaro Ogasawara of the former Shiriuchi village relocated to Hakusan Daigongen in Tensho, when he lived in the Ojorin in Tahagi. In 1616, Kitaro Ogasawara moved to the former Shiriuchi-mura, and at the same time, moved to Hakusan Daigogen, and held the Transnation Festival in September. Since then, it has been revered as a native god of the former Shiriuchi village. The name was changed to Hakusan Shrine by the Shinto-Buddha Separation Order in Meiji 4 and it became the entire production shrine of the former Kaminae Village (now Shiriuchi Town, Ichibancho, and part of Naganadai). In 1907, he enshrined Inari-jin (former Neichi-shi village Harida-zenza, Takagama-jin (former Neichi-mura village Sanjo-me-za) and moisture god (former Neichi-mura village Shohoji-jinza), and was revered as the total guardian of the Kamisana Nashiro district. It was designated as the March Shimamura Shrine in 1926. The current shrine was built with the support of his son, November 1923. It has been revised. Regarding the religion of Hakusan, Hakusan is a mountain range consisting of Gozen peak, Kengamine peak, Taiyou peak, Betsuyama mountain and surrounding mountains, and the mountain range spans four prefectures of Ishikawa, Fukui, Gifu and Toyama. The melting water of Hakusan has become a river of four rivers, Kuzuryu River, Tedori River, Nagara River, and Shogawa River. In the first year of Yoro, a monk appeared and led us when he was praying beside the pond trying to climb Hakusan. The pond is called Hiraizumi, and Hakusenji Hakusan Shrine has developed around this place with a temple, a shrine, and a temple. After that, around Tencho 9 when the training route (Zenjodo) to climb Hakusan from Kaga and Mino was opened, the base of worship to Hakusan became called `` Baba '', and Kaga's Hakusan Hirayama Zen Jodo was developed along with the three Baba of Shinto shrine, Hiraizumi Hakusan Shrine in Echizen, and Mino Nagataki Hakusan Shrine. In the late Muromachi period, Hakusenji Hakusan Shrine was burnt down by Ichimu Issei and all the mountains were destroyed. Kenkai revived Kensei-in Temple and tried to resume Zen-do, but the three Zen-dos temporarily declined. In the Edo period, Hirayama Higasaki Shrine, which was protected by the Maeda family, the Kaga feudal lord, developed and prospered, was designated as Kaga Ichinomiya, and has been revered as the main shrine of Hakusan Shrine nationwide. It is said that it is the flow of Heisenji Hakusan Shrine from the god of our company (Namison Ichin).