Hazu Shrine - Nishio

Name: Hazu Shrine - Nishio
Address: Miyamae-６０ Kiracho Miyazaki, Nishio, Aichi 444-0513, Japan, 444-0513, Japan

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住所：	Miyamae-６０ Kiracho Miyazaki, Nishio, Aichi 444-0513, Japan
電話：	📞 +8
Postal code :	444-0513
Webサイト：	https://www.pref.aichi.jp/kyoiku/bunka/bunkazainavi/yukei/kenzoubutu/kunisitei/0022.html
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine , Shrine ,

Miyamae-６０ Kiracho Miyazaki, Nishio, Aichi 444-0513, Japan

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c	chups 75 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 日本武尊に仕え、幡頭を努めた建稲種命が東国征伐の帰途、伊豆海上で亡くなった。その遺骸が宮崎海岸に流れ着き、村人が祀ったのが創祀と云われている。創立は白鳳時代と伝えられ、社殿は三河湾に向かって建てられており南から拝殿、幣殿、その中央後方に本殿が鎮座し、その東側に境内社神明社、西側に境内社熊野社の3殿が並んでいる。本殿は1921（大正10）年に国指定重要文化財に指定された。 Kentanetsu, who served Nihon Takeson and worked hard for Hatazu, died on the sea of Izu on the way back to the conquest of Togoku. It is said that the remains of the remains flowed down to the coast of Miyazaki and the villagers enshrined it. It is said that it was founded in the Hakuho era, and the shrine is built towards Mikawa Bay. From the south, the worship hall, the Shinto shrine, and the main shrine are seated in the rear of the center of the shrine. Three halls are lined up. The main shrine was designated as a National Important Cultural Property in 1921 (Taisho 10).
A	Atsushi MASEGI on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 本殿は国の重要文化財指定。地味に価値ある建物がある神社です。小高い丘の上に建っていて，三河湾を望むこともできます。歴史を感じながら周辺散策するのも良いかもしれません。 The main shrine is designated as a national important cultural property. It is a shrine with a quiet and valuable building. It stands on a small hill and overlooks Mikawa Bay. It may be good to take a walk around the area while feeling the history.
T	Tomo Fuka on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小高い丘の上にある神社で本堂が大きく立派でした。この一帯と宮崎海岸を守っている感じがしました。由緒によると、奈良時代以前？から祭られているらしい。本殿裏にある茅葺の建物が国の重要文化財となっており、折角訪れても注意していないと見落としかねない。隣の寺へは、本殿の右手の細い道を下ると行ける。 At the shrine on the top of a small hill, the main hall was great. I felt that this area and the Miyazaki coast were protected. According to history, before the Nara period? It seems that the festival is being held by The thatched building behind the main shrine is an important cultural property of the country, and you may overlook it if you are not careful when visiting. You can reach the temple next door by going down the narrow road on the right side of the main shrine.
浅	浅井江 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 本殿が国の重要文化財の神社は多々あるが透塀がなく建物全体が見渡せる神社は珍しい。３０ｍの高台の鳥居越しに眺める宮崎海岸も壮観。シーズンオフに近くの海水浴場の駐車場を使うと便利。ただ、石段が滑るので雨天は注意。 There are many shrines whose main shrine is an important cultural property of the country, but it is rare that there is no transparent wall and you can see the entire building. The Miyazaki coast overlooking the 30m high torii is also spectacular. It is convenient to use the parking lot of the nearby beach during the off-season. However, be careful of rain as the stone steps will slip.
森	森野ナナスケ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 三河湾を望む高台にあります。本殿は国指定重要文化財です。本殿の左右に神明社本殿と熊野社本殿があり、こちら二棟は愛知県指定文化財です。三棟とも同時代の建立とのことです。大きくはない本堂ですが、三棟並んでいると何か品を感じます。 It is located on a hill overlooking Mikawa Bay. The main shrine is a nationally designated important cultural property. There are Shinto shrine main shrine and Kumano shrine main shrine on the left and right of the main shrine, and these two buildings are designated cultural properties by Aichi prefecture. It is said that all three buildings were built at the same time. The main hall is not big, but when the three buildings are lined up, you can feel something.
濱	濱乃翔穏 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 長い石段を登った高台に建つ神社で、参道からは海がよく見えます。 1300年以上前の白鳳時代に創建され、延喜式神名帳に収載のある式内社で、本殿は国指定重要文化財とされています。 It is a shrine built on a hill that climbs a long stone staircase, and you can see the sea from the approach. Built in the Hakuho era more than 1300 years ago, it is a Shikinai shrine listed in the Enki-shiki Shinto book, and the main shrine is designated as a national important cultural property.
n	naoki on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 由緒境内に「欠の亀岩」という岩が祀られています。亀岩がこの幡頭神社の由緒につながる岩になります。欠の亀岩昭和二年に愛知県の十名所のひとつに選ばれた幡豆海岸、四番組のこの地に「亀岩」はあります。いつごろから「亀岩」と呼ばれるようになったのかわかりませんが、こんな言い伝えがあります。古代、景行天皇の命を受けて日本武尊は東の国々を征伐にいきました。その時、活躍した建稲種命は帰りの道、駿河の海で遭難し、やがて遺骸が欠(四番組)の「亀岩」に流れ着きました。それを村人が丁寧に葬って祀ったのが、幡豆神社です。いわれのある「亀岩」は今もこうして大切にされています。 History A rock called "Missing Kameiwa" is enshrined in the precincts. Kameiwa is the rock that leads to the history of this Hazu Shrine. Yawning turtle rock "Kameiwa" is located in this area of the four programs on the Hazu coast, which was selected as one of the ten famous places in Aichi prefecture in 1945. I don't know when it came to be called "Kameiwa", but there is such a legend. In ancient times, at the behest of Emperor Keiko, Yamato Takeru went to conquer the eastern nations. At that time, the active Ken-Ina seed life was distressed in the sea of Suruga on the way back, and eventually the corpse was lost (four programs) and arrived at "Kameiwa". The villagers carefully buried it and worshiped it at Hazu Shrine. The so-called "Kameiwa" is still cherished in this way.
伊	伊邪那岐の三ッ帯 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 平安時代に編さんされた神名帳「延喜式」に記載されている神社、いわゆる式内社です。愛知県西尾市吉良町に鎮座しています。尾張氏である建稲種命（たけいなだねのみこと）を主祭神としてお祀りしており、社殿によれば大宝二年（702年）の創建だそうです。建稲種命は日本武尊（やまとたけるのみこと）の東征に付き添い、その帰路に駿河湾で船が遭難、薨去（こうきょ）あらせられたそうで、その亡骸が宮崎の海岸に流れ着いたのを村人が丁寧にお祀りしたことが神社の始まりとされています。檜皮葺の本殿は天正八年（1580年）の建立で、国の重要文化財に指定されています。直接参拝することは叶いませんが、木の柵ひとつで隔てられているだけで、その荘厳さを間近に見ることが出来ます。本殿に隣接する神明社本殿、熊野社本殿も同年の建立で、同様に檜皮葺となっています。愛知県の指定文化財です。 It is a so-called Shikinai shrine that is listed in the Engi-shiki, a Shinto shrine edited during the Heian period. It is located in Kira-cho, Nishio City, Aichi Prefecture. It enshrines Mr. Owari's Ken-Ina-no-Mikoto as the main deity, and according to the shrine, it was built in the second year of Taiho (702). Jinmu's ancestors accompanied the eastern expedition of Yamato Takeru, and on the way back, a ship was distressed in Suruga Bay and was forced to leave, and the corpse drifted to the coast of Miyazaki. It is said that the shrine began when the villagers carefully worshiped. The main shrine of Hinohide was built in 1580 and is designated as a national important cultural property. It is not possible to worship directly, but you can see its majesty up close just by being separated by a wooden fence. The Shinto shrine main shrine and Kumano shrine main shrine, which are adjacent to the main shrine, were also built in the same year and are also covered with cypress bark. It is a designated cultural property of Aichi Prefecture.