Hie Shrine - Ōsaki

It is a historical shrine. The shrine and Miyaji's residence is right next to the shrine.

The headquarters called Higashi Hiei because Emperor Tenmu's Gou (circa 680) is similar to Mount Hiei, and built the National Anrakuji Temple on the summit of Kagobo and solicited Sanno Daimongen as its guardian god. Oyama Yasumi, our god of festival, is the grandson of Susa no Otomi, and is called the main god of Yamasue, and is said to be a god who sits on the mountain of Hieda in the Kinzan region. The god of the mountain that surrounds Mt. Hiei, "Kui" refers to the sacred virtue that grows the trees of the mountain and the five grains of the field with a squirrel. As a god of honor, Osamu Osamu Osamu, a guardian god of farming, a god of war, or a god of birth, he was worshiped by the local people as much as possible. In 3594 (1594), the founder of the first hall of Sugaya, the former priest of Watanabe Anzai, the corpse was buried in our cage and five cedars were planted. Because it was overwhelmed by lightning storms in the early Taisho era, it is now planted. The third-generation master (1652), Joshoku, was set aside as a pond at Onuki, but his son, Muneshige Shige (Date Aki), was passed through this steep Sanno road for his good service. On the other hand, at the side of Syuyu Road of Somoto Muneko, he was afraid of the filthy spirit, and joined the company to build a shrine and donated armor, swords, and Tabata, and revered him. During the Tenpo year, he was excelled at the 13th generation Yoshiki and Bunmu, and the gods were devoted to armor, swords and bows and arrows, and the ritual was further reduced. Reorganized as Hieda Shrine, lined with a village company, in 1895. Meiji 41 December 16th, Masahiro Watari donated the 2 forest walks of the forest as a repair fee. The current shrine was rebuilt in 1964 as a commemorative project for the 2600th century. Festival God: Main Festival God God of God: Otoshi Shrine Daisha Shrine Precincts: Mizumayama Shrine, Koganeyama Shrine Spirit, Mizu Shrine, Sanno Inari Shrine, Raijin Shrine Churei-den: Revering the spirits of the war dead (April 25th annual festival) Celebration day: Regular festival October 10th, Monthly festival Every month 10th, New Year's Day January 1st, National Festival February 11th, New Year Festival February 17th, Xinjiang Festival November 23rd, etc.