Hirose-taisha Shrine - Kitakatsuragi District
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| 住所 ： | 99 Kawai, Kitakatsuragi District, Nara 636-0051, Japan |
| 電話 ： | 📞 +87 |
| Postal code : | 636-0051 |
| Webサイト ： | http://www.hirosetaisya.com/ |
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 駐車場（結構大きめ）があり、駐車場から、鳥居と拝殿までの参道の距離が少しありますが、参道の左右は木々に囲まれており、木々のトンネルを拝殿に向かう感じで、鳥の声がとても心地よく感じました。参拝当日は、氏子の方々が、夏越大祓式の茅の輪を作られていました。珍しい光景を拝見できてラッキーでした。
 There is a parking lot (quite large), and there is a little distance from the parking lot to the torii gate and the hall of worship, but the left and right sides of the road are surrounded by trees, and it feels like you are heading for the hall of worship through a tunnel of trees. I felt very comfortable. On the day of the worship, the parishioners were making a Kaya ring of the Natsukoshi Oharae style. I was lucky to see a rare sight.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 当社の様子を描いた室町時代の絵には、八町四方の四至に鳥居があるという。周囲を河川に囲まれ、水上交通の要所で、明治中頃まで「川合浜」という船着き場があり、市場もあったようだ。
その面影がないのは少々淋しいが、遠くからでも長く横たわる社叢が美しく見える。境内はいたって静かに保たれている。
In the Muromachi period paintings depicting our company, it is said that there are torii gates on all four sides of Hachimachi. Surrounded by rivers, it is a key point for water transportation, and until the middle of the Meiji era, there was a pier called "Kawaihama" and there seemed to be a market.
It's a little lonely that it doesn't look like that, but the long-standing shrines look beautiful even from a distance. The precincts are kept quiet.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 桜がめっちゃ綺麗でした❗️
あいにくの雨でしたが
天気が良ければ最高のロケーションです
The cherry blossoms were so beautiful ❗️
Unfortunately it was raining
Great location if the weather is nice
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 奈良盆地を流れる、富雄・佐保・初瀬・寺・飛鳥・曽我・葛城・高田の８つの川の合流地点に建っているのが、水を司る神をまつっている廣瀬神社。
紀元前89年、近くの里長に龍神から「この地の沼から去る」とお告げがあり、一晩で沼が陸地になり、その場所に橘の木が生えた。それを聞いた崇神天皇が社殿を建てるように命じたのが始まりらしい。
水は穀物を作るのに必要不可欠。よって、奉られている祭神は若宇加能売命(わかうかのめのみこと)、伊勢神宮外宮、伏見稲荷大社の神と同一視されている。
その後天武天皇が、「水と風を治めれば天下は安泰」と考えたことから、大和川を挟んだ西側の、風の神を奉る龍田大社とは一対の社として信仰するようになった。
天武天皇時代、675年から始まった大忌祭の行事の一つ。「砂かけ祭」が有名。
注連縄で囲った場所で、氏子が田植えの所作をする。そこへ子供達が、砂を激しくかけまくる祭り。砂は水や雨に見立てて五穀豊穣と、水は清めの意味もあるので、厄除けの行事を合わせもつ。
Hirose Shrine, which enshrines the god of water, is located at the confluence of the eight rivers of Tomio, Saho, Hase, Temple, Asuka, Soga, Katsuragi, and Takada that flow through the Nara Basin.
In 89 BC, a nearby village chief was told by the dragon god that he would "leave the swamp of this land," and the swamp became land overnight, and a tachibana tree grew there. It seems that the beginning was when Emperor Sujin, who heard that, ordered the shrine to be built.
Water is essential for making grains. Therefore, the deities that are being worshiped are equated with the gods of Wakaukano Mikoto, Ise Jingu Geku, and Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine.
After that, Emperor Tenmu thought, "If you control the water and the wind, the world will be safe," so he began to worship as a pair of companies with Tatsuta Taisha, which is dedicated to the god of the wind, on the west side of the Yamato River.
One of the events of the Great Memorial Festival that began in 675 during the Emperor Tenmu era. The "Sanding Festival" is famous.
Note: A parishioner works on rice planting in a place surrounded by shimenawa. A festival in which children sprinkle sand violently there. Sand is like water or rain, and it has a good harvest of five grains, and water has a meaning of purification, so it has an event to prevent evil.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 神仏霊場巡礼の道奈良十八番の神社です。奈良盆地を流れる川、佐保川、初瀬川、飛鳥川、曽我川、葛城川、高田川等が合流する地にあり、氾濫を防ぐ水の守り神です(‐人‐)風神の龍田大社とご縁があるそうです。
It is the shrine of Nara 18th, the way of pilgrimage to the Shinto and Buddhist sacred sites. Located at the confluence of the rivers, Saho, Hatsuse, Asuka, Soga, Katsuragi, and Takada rivers that flow through the Nara Basin, it is the guardian deity of water that prevents flooding. There seems to be.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 龍田大社の風神に対し、こちらは水神として篤く信仰されている。
鎮守の森が広く、一の鳥居から本殿まではそこそこ歩く。
神社自体は悪くは無いが、授与品の値段設定がおかしい。
二十二社のうち、廣瀬神社は中七社である。
しかし、格上の上七社である春日大社の授与品より廣瀬大社の方が高いのである。
例えば、初詣の授与品である破魔矢（小）の比較では、廣瀬大社2500円に対し春日大社1500円であり、この千円の差は一体？となる訳である。
同社格で水神様と対を成す風神様で有名な龍田大社の破魔矢（小）だと1000円であり、なんと！1500円もの差があるのだ。
神主ががめついのか余程神社の財政状況が良くないのかわからないが、神様は皆に平等であり、問題は管理する人間次第、神主の意識次第ということが大いにわかる良い例だろう。
ちなみに、交通安全ステッカーも他社と比較して異常に高い。
参考までに春日大社500円、龍田大社300円に対し廣瀬大社1000円以上。
阿漕寺はいくつも見てきたが、阿漕神社は初めてであった。
This is deeply worshiped as a water god against the wind god of Tatsuta Taisha Shrine.
The forest of guardians is wide, and you can walk from the first torii gate to the main shrine.
The shrine itself is not bad, but the pricing of the gifts is strange.
Of the 22 shrines, Hirose Shrine is the middle seven.
However, Hirose Taisha is more expensive than the gifts given by Kasuga Taisha, which is one of the top seven companies.
For example, in the comparison of Hamaya (small), which is the gift of the first shrine, it is 1500 yen for Hirose Taisha Shrine and 1500 yen for Kasuga Taisha Shrine. It is a translation.
Hamaya (small) of Tatsuta Taisha Shrine, which is famous for the wind god that is paired with Suijin in the company's rank, costs 1000 yen, how! There is a difference of 1500 yen.
I don't know if the priest is clinging or the financial situation of the shrine is not so good, but it is a good example to understand that God is equal to everyone and that the problem depends on the person who manages it and the consciousness of the priest.
By the way, traffic safety stickers are also unusually high compared to other companies.
For reference, Kasuga Taisha is 500 yen, Tatsuta Taisha is 300 yen, and Hirose Taisha is 1000 yen or more.
I have seen many Akogi temples, but this was the first time for Akogi shrine.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 廣瀬大社は二十二社中七社の一社です。駐車場(無料)は一の鳥居の右側にあります。一の鳥居から拝殿まで、2～300メートルほどあり、とても静かで清々しです。さくらが満開でした。
Hirose Taisha Shrine is one of seven out of twenty-two companies. Free parking is on the right side of Ichino Torii. The distance from the first torii gate to the hall of worship is about 2 to 300 meters, and it is very quiet and refreshing. Sakura was in full bloom.
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★ ★ ★ ★ ★ If you are cycling or walking along the river path, pop-in and check this complex out. It can be easily missed as it is camouflaged by trees.
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