Hiyoshi-taisha Grand Shrine - Nara

Name: Hiyoshi-taisha Grand Shrine - Nara
Address: 1680 Nagatanicho, Nara, 630-2165, Japan, 630-2165, Japan

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住所：	1680 Nagatanicho, Nara, 630-2165, Japan
Postal code :	630-2165
Webサイト：	http://www.jinja-net.jp/jinjacho-nara/jsearch3nara.php%3Fjinjya%3D5695
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

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藤	藤伸 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
ぱ	ぱたりろ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 普通の神社ですが、国見山から尾根伝いに塔の森へのハイキングコースがあり、それで塔の森の稲荷神社がこの日吉神社の裏から通字ているようです。国見～塔の森のクマザサに覆われた道を歩き稲荷神社の前の長い石段を下りるとこの日吉神社へ出る事は知らず反対側のゴルフ場へ山の急斜面を下って出ました。ハイキング指向の人は国見山から塔の森コースが向いていると思いますが、尾根道ですが結構アップ・ダウンのあるコースで道標は在りますがクマザサに覆われてわかりにくい場所もあります。ただこの日吉神社までは車が入るようですし、自転車は当然いけます。塔の森へはWalkingです。 Although it is an ordinary shrine, there is a hiking course from Mt. Kunimi to Tonomori along the ridge, so it seems that Inari Shrine in Tonomori is connected from the back of this Hiyoshi Shrine. When I walked down the long stone steps in front of Inari Shrine on the road covered with Kunimi-Tonomori Kumazasa, I didn't know that I would go to Hiyoshi Shrine and went down the steep slope of the mountain to the golf course on the other side. For hiking-oriented people, I think that the Tower Forest course is suitable from Mt. Kunimi, but although it is a ridge road, there are signs on the course with ups and downs, but there are places that are covered with Kumazasa and difficult to understand. However, it seems that a car can enter the Hiyoshi Shrine, and of course you can ride a bicycle. Walking to the tower forest.
雲	雲外蒼天123 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 集落の狭い道を恐る恐る登っていくと、いきなり広い駐車場に出てホッとする。どうやらここが日吉神社の隣の神宮寺のあった場所のようだ。ここから塔の森へ行けると案内がある。以前、ゴルフ場の方から塔の森へ行ったが、こちらから行くのが正式かもしれない。ジムニーならこの後、塔の森まで行けるかもしれない。神社はきれいに掃除されている。御由緒などは不明だけど、金比羅大権現の名のある石灯籠などがあり、また弘法大師を祀る場所もある。神仏習合の慣習が今も残っているようだ。今度はここに車を置かせてもらい、塔の森まで歩いてみたい。 When I climbed up the narrow road of the village, I suddenly came out to a large parking lot and was relieved. Apparently, this is the place where the Jingu-ji Temple next to the Hiyoshi Shrine was. There is a guide if you can go to Tonomori from here. I used to go to Tonomori from the golf course, but it may be official to go from here. Jimny may be able to go to the tower forest after this. The shrine is clean. The history is unknown, but there are stone lanterns with the name of Kompira Daigongen, and there is also a place to worship Kobo Daishi. It seems that the custom of Shinto and Buddhism still remains. Next time, I would like to put a car here and walk to the tower forest.
R	Ross-Barry Barcock on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Not a spectacular complex. Take the concrete path leading up behind the shrine to another Hiyoshi-jinja (an Inari Jinja). There is some great hiking tracks in the area and I recommend them to you.