Hinatsuru Shrine - Uenohara

Mysterious spot

It seems that it was rebuilt in 1989.

There is an atmosphere

Hina Tsuruhime is the prince of the Emperor Goro, the prince of the South and North Korean eras. The guardian king was struck by Mr. Takashi Ashikaga in Kamakura, but Hina Tsuruhime secretly brought the head to Kyo ’s capital with his followers, and then passed through Kamakura and moved west aim. In order to avoid the public eye, the route from Sagamihara and Tsukui, which is deep in the mountains, is not going to Tokaido, but it finally runs out of power near here. The locals buried the dead bodies, built graves and beat them for many years. There is no parking lot though it is along the road of prefectural road 35 so you will not get lost. Originally, after many years, the place where there was a small trap left next to the worship hall was made a fine company in 1989. Cross the small vermilion bridge and enter the temple section. The remains of the ruins, the tombstones of the princess Higazuru, and the tombstones that pass down are lined up in the main hall. Even after 24 years from its construction, it is beautiful and fine, but there is a little “too much” feeling. In fact, there are other “Hina Tsuruhime's Tomb / Hinatsuru Shrine”, and there is a place that has been scolded by his son, although the scale is small. Furthermore, there is a place of tradition in Michishi a little farther than here. The graves on the side of Ikuno are Uenohara city, and the side of Toshio Asahi is in Tsuru city, but the municipalities and the school board are not managing each other. (It seems that there is a sect involved on the side of Ikuno.) By the way, the other Hina Tsuruhime Cemetery has an entrance if you go along the road as it is, but the road is not paved, and it was on the road forcibly with an on-road bike. The company is also surrounded by trees and invisible from the road. As you proceed, a line of wild cherry blossoms greets you in the open area. In the vicinity there is a ruined “pine pine” that has been replaced by the grave of the lord of the princess. is there. By the way, if you go further on Route 35, there is "Ishifune Shrine". The god body here is the “human skull”, and it is said that the person is the guardian ancestor of Hina Tsuruhime. The skull is treated with Japan's oldest restoration, and is sleeping in a small red hall in the back of the company. It is said that it will be made public only once a year. When running along this prefectural road 35, you should go around the three places of Hinazuru Shrine and Ishifune Shrine.

It is in good condition compared to the Asahizono female side opposite the pass. The main shrine seems to have been newly created in the first year of Heisei, but it feels a little too good. There is also a Katsuragi Shrine, so it seems that the Katsuragi Shrine created by Hinazuru Princess is enshrined together. There is also a small mound called Himezuruhime's grave. I wonder if it is the same as it used to be, but the small stone shrine in the back is attractive. I think this is Motomiya, but I feel very clean. The road overlooks the precincts across the river, so I think that you won't overlook it, but since there is no parking lot, you will have to park on the front road.

A shrine dedicated to Princess Goura, Princess Tsuji.

It's a quiet and calm place. It's a place I often go touring, so it seems to be a good resting spot. There was a bench and a trash can, and the toilet was unavailable. There is no parking lot, but there was a vacant lot where one car could somehow be parked.