Hoshimatasuwa Shrine - Agatsuma District

Homata Suwa Shrine Main festival god Ken Onomoku Life Yasaka Sword Sale God of God, Oyama Gonmei, Sugawara Michizane Nihonbuson, Dainichi Reimei, Mitsui Reimei, Big Game Resident, Susokushomei, Hondabetsumei, Kuraine Tamashii, Raimei, Ichikishimahimemei Precinct Shrine Inari Shrine Raiden Shrine Itsukushima Shrine History This shrine is also known as "Marinomiya" because it stayed overnight at our company during the Kenkyu years (1190 to 1198) during the morning hunting of Asahi Minamoto and kicked in the garden of the shrine. Is called. Licensed on June 15, 1908 (Meiji 41), the head office precincts end company Amaisha, Oyama Gion and Kaminogai Oyama Gion have seven outside companies. (From the precinct information board) A wide guardian forest is located on the north side of the Hitamata Life Improvement Center, and inside it is the "Hiramata Suwa Shrine". The "Mt. Asama" that can be seen to the south from the square next to the Life Improvement Center is magnificent. A stream runs to the north of the wide guardian forest, and the water god is enshrined under a small bridge with a handrail painted in red. There is a giant Quercus tree right next to the bridge. To the west of the shrine is "Ayamaya-san", and the groundwater of Lake Baragi at the eastern foot of Mt. It is said that There are also folk tales related to Kemari Shrine. "Kemari Shrine and Otonashigawa" A long time ago, there was a big general called Minamoto no Yoritomo, who won a battle with a samurai named Yoshinaka Kiso, and he followed the remnants of the war, and wound up hunting at Rorigahara in Mount Asama. At that time, he said that he ran a horse in the present village of Himata. The people in the village said, "I heard that the sound of the river was so noisy that I couldn't sleep well, so I stopped one of the two-pronged river, and then I got some yamame trout. When he gave it to the general, the general said that he was very happy to dry this area of ​​the river, and gave the villagers the last name of the river. After that, the river that dried up and stopped flowing water was called the soundless river, the soundless river, and the river where water flows was called the Kanomata river. After that, the Shogun often used to play with kick horses, and he built a shrine in the area after the Shogun returned and called it "Kemari Shrine" and cherished it. (From "Aigo --- Kaminobu Kogen Folktales")