伊豆神社 参拝者用駐車場

It's a free parking lot.

The precincts are not large, but it has a long history and seems to have been a powerful area as a transportation hub. You can also walk around in a small area, such as the floating Mido.

Currently, "Izu Shrine" in Honkatata, Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture is old and has a history of 4th year of Kanpei (892) in the middle of the Heian period. In the Muromachi period, it was also called "Katata Omiya", and it is said that it was worshiped as a general guardian of the entire Katata area. In addition, it was a shrine with great power and privilege in lake water transportation. The main deity is Oyamatsumi, whose virtues cover many fields such as agriculture, forestry, mining, shipping, fishing, and sake brewing. The stone that is currently being talked about here at Izu Shrine is a heart-shaped stone called "a stone that calls for happiness." Formerly known as the "Izu Spirit Stone," this stone certainly has a heart-like shape. It was Mr. Shigeru Tanabe who lived in Katata at that time who discovered this stone. Originally it was enshrined in the forest of the precincts, but now it is enshrined next to the office. It is said that stroking the upper part will bring happiness and that loved ones will realize their feelings. "Izu Shrine", where "stones that call for happiness" are gradually spreading by word of mouth and is attracting attention as a power spot for marriage, is said to be increasing the number of young people worshiping as a power spot that works for romance. By the way, a heart-shaped votive tablet in the shape of a "stone that calls for happiness" is prepared at the shrine. The votive tablet is also designed with a character with the motif of "stones that bring happiness", and the atmosphere seems to be beneficial for marriage! There is no end to women praying for good encounters. If you come this far, there is only a dedication! I wish you all happiness.