Hie Shrine - Tone District

You look amazing

Rural shrines cannot be visited for the first time.

After all, the huge four cedar trees that stand in the north side in contact with the torii are impressive.

A shrine with a large kagura hall

Oyama God 祀 木 命 Tianku 4 (1193) Omi Kuni Hieyama Hiyoshi Shrine was solicited, and was initially celebrated as the Great King of Sanno. 1877 years (1877) the same deity of the shrine merger and subordinate shrine is renamed the Hie Shrine in Gorei, it became the specified Sonsha merged with 1909 years (1909) Akaya district of Fuji Nitta Asama Shrine. In 1946 (1946), the Shinto directive has been the guardian of the Sumo area due to the abolition of each company. Because this place is worshiped as a shrine, I still refer to this nearby letter name as Miyahira. (From the shrine entrance information board) Sumo Hie Shrine Taiji Kagura Sumio Hie Shrine is a historic shrine located near the 450-year-old natural monument of Gunma Prefecture, known as the “Toyonen Sakura” in connection with Ogisugi Shinshin. This shrine has a history of praying for victory in a shrine related to Kensei Uesugi, while Uesugi Shinshin was dispatched to the Kanto area from Mikuni. Every spring a festival is held to wish for a rich harvest of five grains. The secluded small shrine there is a Kaguraden, here in the dance of dedication and Fu Maki of Daidaikagura is done, we have to pray for divine favor of farming patron-wife safety. (From the site "festival day") Gunma Natural Monument "Sasanobu Sakura" It is cherry-old 450 years called "Harvest Sakura". 1552 years (1552) spring, Kenshin Uesugi is a small pause in this area the way to the Kanto and troops, we worship the Hie Shrine of Yukari Norimasa Uesugi. At that time, it is said that the bush of the cherry tree brought from Mt. Kasuga was inserted upside down and the war situation was figured out whether it sprouted or not. Since then it has been blooming for several years, so it is also called a good harvest cherry. Hie Shrine is still in the immediate vicinity of Shinshin's upside down cherry blossoms. (From the site "Snow Country Tourist Area")

I went to see the bamboo lanterns! If it was a snowy landscape, it would have been better ... There was also Princess Kaguya

A shrine that stands quietly in a dense forest ⛩