Hiyoshi Shrine - Fuchu

Name: Hiyoshi Shrine - Fuchu
Address: Fuchu, Tokyo 183-0023, Japan, 183-0023, Japan

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住所：	Fuchu, Tokyo 183-0023, Japan
Postal code :	183-0023
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

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田	田村映二 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ありがとうございます thank you
ね	ねぎ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 最近知りました I recently learned
S	S Sa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 普段はひっそりとした神社。 It is usually a quiet shrine.
栗	栗田洋一 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 距離的に大國魂神社の管理と思われます。階段下にも小さな社あり。 It seems to be the management of Daikokutama Shrine from a distance. There is a small company under the stairs.
Y	Yoshi Hasegawa on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 天神社だと思って行ったのですが、間違いだったかな I thought it was a Tenjin shrine, but I wonder if it was a mistake
村	村口英雄 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 競馬場通りから天神坂へ入ると、すぐ右側の階段の先に、小さな鳥居と朱塗りのお社が見える。ケヤキの巨木の混じる森は“村の鎮守”の趣が漂い、耳にするのは、今日を限りのいのちを無心に鳴き続ける蝉時雨れのみ。府中駅からわずか10分ばかりの所にいることを忘れ、どこか遠くの山里を訪ねたような気分です。府中崖線上のこの丘は“天神山”と呼ばれ、神社は『六所日吉神社』と言われることから、大国魂神社の境外末社のようです。このあたりには多くの寺社があり、府中のひと昔前の姿を残す静けさの中で、ゆっくりと散策が楽しめます。 When you enter Tenjinzaka from Racecourse Street, you will see a small torii gate and a red-painted shrine at the end of the stairs on the right side. The forest mixed with giant zelkova trees has the taste of "village guardianship", and all you hear is the rainstorm that keeps crying for life as long as it is today. Forgetting that I'm only 10 minutes from Fuchu station, I feel like I've visited a mountain village somewhere far away. This hill on the Fuchu cliff line is called "Mt. Tenjin", and the shrine is called "Rokusho Hiyoshi Shrine", so it seems to be the outer shrine of Daikoku Tamashii Shrine. There are many temples and shrines around here, and you can enjoy a leisurely stroll in the tranquility that retains the appearance of Fuchu a long time ago.
期	期待の若鷹（HAWKS） on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 大国魂神社から散歩で廻りました。大国魂神社の境外末社とのことです。創建年代は不詳とのことですが、古くから祀られていたとのこと。 I took a walk from Okunitama Shrine. It is said to be the outer shrine of Daikoku Tamashii Shrine. It is said that the date of its foundation is unknown, but it has been enshrined for a long time.
G	Goro Inogashira on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 由緒などは不明。六所日吉神社とも呼ばれているそうで、その呼称からして大國魂神社の境外末社とかなのかなぁ、と思って大國魂神社のＨＰを調べてみたけれど、出てこない・・・ちょっと不思議な神社。もしかしたら、元々この地には裏手にある天神社（大國魂神社の境外末社）がおわしたのかもしれないなぁ。そもそもこの丘、天神山だし。脇の坂は天神坂だし。天神坂下にある妙顕神社と同様に、元々は東京競馬場の場所にあった神社だったのかもしれないな。で、競馬場建設のために立ち退きにあい、その時に何かしらのオトナの事情があって、天神社が裏手に退いたのかもしれませんね。つーか・・・東京競馬場の住所、府中市日吉町ではないか(￣ー￣)ﾆﾔﾘかなり寂れていたのがちょっと心配。 The history is unknown. It seems that it is also called Rokusho Hiyoshi Shrine, and I wondered if it was the outer shrine of Okunitama Shrine from that name, but I checked the HP of Okunitama Shrine, but it does not come out ... a little strange Shrine. Perhaps the Tenjin shrine (the outer shrine of Okunitama Shrine), which is behind the scenes, was originally in this area. In the first place, this hill is Mt. Tenjin. The slope on the side is Tenjinzaka. Like the Myoken Shrine in Tenjin Sakashita, it may have originally been a shrine at the location of Tokyo Racecourse. So, I was evacuated to build a racetrack, and at that time, due to some adult circumstances, Tenjin Shrine may have retired behind the scenes. Tsuka ... The address of Tokyo Racecourse, isn't it Hiyoshi-cho, Fuchu-shi (￣ー￣) Ninori I was a little worried that I was quite lonely.