Ibun Shrine - Nishio

I would like to ask you if you have the opportunity to respond carefully and write the red stamp carefully one by one.

I took a walk on the Meitetsu train "Nishio Lunch & Matcha Sweets". Since it was Monday, there were facilities and shops that were closed.

Gion Festival that colors the summer of Nishio. Ibun Shrine is indispensable for this festival. The Gion Festival has been popular since the Edo period, "Mikoshi no Togyo, Shinomai in Tennocho, Daimyo procession in Kashimachi, and hand dances in Honmachi are still handed down." When I was a child, before the widening of Chuo-dori, cars were usually passed by a daimyo line on a narrow one-way street. It's a huge crowd and it's hard to go forward. There must have been many pickpockets and molesters. The uncles also walked while smoking normally, and I think it was an unthinkable sight now. Now, the width of the road has widened, and you can see it more slowly than in the past. The center of the festival has moved to the historical park, and the festival is gradually changing. Well, Ibun Shrine. About 1100 years ago, it was written that when the prince of Emperor Buntoku moved here from the capital, Tennosha (now Ibun Shrine) and Yawata Shrine (now Mirugi Hachimangu Shrine) also moved to Mikawa. I am. Tennosha (now Ibun Shrine) was originally enshrined in Miyamachi, but moved to its current location during the time of Emperor Godaigo. Shrines are moving a little. In fact, the name has changed a little. Tennosha → Ibunyama Tenno (Imoyama Tennou) → Ibunyama Ushito Tenno (Imoyamagozutenno) → Ibunsha (Imonsha) → Ibuntenno (Imontenno) → Ibun Shrine (now here) ) Anyway, it is Nishio's god. When I looked up on Google, it was written that the god of origin was "the god who protects the land where the person was born. You've been protecting Nishio. Well, Koyasu Izumi is known for the blessings of safe delivery and the sickness of children. This spring is located at Ibun Shrine, which has a long history, so it seems to be effective. Ibun Shrine, `` Ibun Shrine was about 1,100 years ago in Heian culture, and at about the same time, Hachijo-in Palace, the 55th-generation Emperor Buntoku, moved from Ikawazu, Atsumi-gun, Mikawa-kun to this area. Hachijo-in Palace, also known as the prince and younger brother of Emperor Buntoku, was ordered by the Imperial Court to defeat Nishio, the brother of Kanemitsu and Kanemori, who had settled the land of Kira. It is said that at that time, Tennosha (now Ibun Shrine) and Yawata Shrine (now Mirugi Hachimangu Shrine), which were enshrined in the east and west of the mansion, were followed. "(Ibun Shrine From HP) It was a shrine where the Emperor Montoku was enshrined. Emperor Buntoku is the 55th Emperor. After that, he became the 56th emperor Seiwa and led to the flow of Gen Seiwa. Speaking of which, Mr. Imagawa, whose Nishio originated, follows the flow of Genji. Mr. Imagawa said, "It is a branch of the Ashikaga family and the Kira family that draws on the flow of one of Gen Seiji, Kawachi Gen" (excerpted from Wikipedia), so I can not help feeling the edge. Nishio's countryside in Mikawa seems to have an important relationship with the history of Japan. I am very familiar with Hatsumode because I go to Ibun every year, but it still has a history of more than 1100 years, so I can nominate that it is famous as one of Nishio's power spots. There is a large stone lantern at Ibun Shrine. In fact, it is this stone lantern that was dedicated to commemorating the establishment of Bunko by a local celebrity who was famous during the Meiji era and who established Iwase Bunko. Says, "In 1971, Iwase Yasuke founded the Iwase Bunko in Shinyashiki-cho. The answer to the mystery was the stone lantern erected in commemoration of the founding of the library. In the original text, it is only 80 characters, but most important is the description of the purpose of the paperback. "I want it," and expresses these two philosophies: "to provide the collected books publicly to the general public" and, at the same time, "to preserve the books in the future." Even so, Yasuke's stone lanterns are excellent. Its presence seems to indicate a calm and strong will.

It is a famous shrine nearby. The parking lot is wide and the atmosphere of the shrine is wonderful.

It is a shrine that has been worshiped by local people as the total guardian deity of Nishio Castle. There are Koyasu Spring, which wishes for healthy growth of children, Mihimesha, which benefits beauty and gynecological diseases, and Yoshikura Kura, which is designated as a Nishio City Important Cultural Property.

A bow when passing through the torii Avoid the center where God is supposed to pass I tend to wander around in front of the Chozuya, which is said to purify my body and soul ... (Because of the influence of Corona, now I only clean my fingers) Adjust your posture in front of God If you stretch your arm a little and throw it into the money box Two worship Two applause And One worship New Year Greetings Setsubun worship On a good day, I will drop by every time. Whenever you drop by, it will be cleaned and healed by the quiet air. A local shrine, a place you'll always want to cherish.

I heard that it is a famous place in Nishio, so I went there for the first time on January 3rd. I didn't sell amulets or do other events on the shrine side at the time of the first visit, and I felt lonely because there were no stalls.

It's always a beautiful place where you can stretch your spine. Nishio is a shrine that has been indebted for a long time. A fine pine tree is good, but if there are a few more cherry trees, the atmosphere will be brighter. However, it is a sacred place, so I think this is fine.