Hizumehikawa Shrine - Okegawa

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It's called a Hinotsume. It is a hot shrine in summer because it is not surrounded by forests.

There is a stone mound at the junction between Higashimatsuyama and Omiya The shrine is said to have continued its journey

It is the cherry blossoms of Hatsugahikawa Shrine (Hinokue). It is on the back road of the car. I think it used to be along the main street. Please take a look at the wonderful Somei Yoshino.

A small shrine that is a little near the Tsutsume Bridge. The scenery of the precincts is wide open and you can enjoy spring cherry blossoms, summer blue sky, autumn leaves, and winter snow scenery. When you enter the site, the wonder and surrounding noise disappear, and it is recommended that you can feel calm and calm.

Hikawa Shrine in an old village. There was a signpost near the torii gate, and many people might have come and gone in the past ... With Google Lens ... Hikawa Shrine 215 Kawataya, Okegawa City Religious deity ... Susanoo-no-Son The land of Hizume, where our company calms down, is located in the lowlands on the left bank of the Arakawa River, and has suffered repeated flood damage since ancient times. Hizume is an Edago in Kawataya village, and was included in the main village in "Rural thin" in Keian 2-3 (1649-50), and "Genroku book" in Genroku 15 (172). ], It is written as Kawataya Village Edago as Hizume Village 102 Ishiyo. According to oral tradition, the Nagashima family was the only villager at the beginning of Hizume's development. It is presumed that the building was enshrined in the process of branching from Kawataya Village, and it is possible that it was related to the Nagashima family. "Fudokisho" during the Kasei period (184-30) Kawataya Village Eda-zukuri Village section says "Hikawasha Village Guardian Kawataya Village Saikou-ji Temple", and the number of houses at that time was three. There is Mito. The forehead of "Nagakawa Daimeijin" on the torii gate at the entrance to the approach is engraved on the back with "Genbun Shimi (1739) Ten November Yoshihito, Hizume Hizume, Adachi-gun, Musashi". , It is our oldest historical material. In addition, the money enshrined in the main shrine is written as "Fulfillment of the wish for dedication, Meiwa Rokumi Ox (1769) February Yoshiday" and "Applicant Iseya Yubei". Our company became a village shrine in the 6th year of the Meiji era, and in 1947 the shrine office and meeting place was rebuilt. In addition, the former Betto Saikou-ji Temple has already been abandoned, and a graveyard remains at its site. Susanoo-no-Mikoto, the god of worship, is famous for exterminating the Yagi Daija, but one theory is that the Yagi Daija represents a river that was rampaged by heavy rain, and is thought to have been enshrined as a guardian deity to calm the flood damage. The festivals are New Year's New Year's Day, February's Ebisu Festival (Prayer Festival), October Day Waiting, and November's Ebisu Festival (Niiname Festival) four times a year. "Inari Shrine" is enshrined next to the eastern shrine, and "Koshinto (Shomen Kongo)" is enshrined in the southeastern part of the precincts. Miyaji Contact: 〇48 (725) 269

Former Kawataya village Edago was a guardian of Hizume village, and the old shrine is a village shrine It sits on the terrace on the left bank of Arakawa. The approach road faces south and the road facing it goes along the left bank of Arakawa The road that was the highway There is an approach entrance at the corner of the branching road, and it is a historical signboard An explanation signboard for the signpost of Hizume, a cultural property designated by the city Designated pillars are lined up There are gate pillars and stone torii gates on the approach road, and the paving stone approach leads to the shrine. There is a Chozuya on the left and a company office on the right. It is a square You can park next to the torii gate and park in that square. There is a guardian dog in front of the shrine The shrine is a new Hachiman-zukuri style, and when viewed from the side, it looks like a general house. Siding exterior walls and tiled roofs Inside, the hall of worship is new with wooden boards, and the back is closed and unknown. The left side of the shrine is a plaza where you can play gateball, etc. Inari shrine is on the right side of the shrine