Inashimo Shrine - Kamo District

You can see so many valuable items that you can think that the treasure hall is really free. There was a 1000 year old ginkgo tree. I want to worship in autumn as well.

Matsuzaki NO.1 spot. It's not on the tourist map for some reason, but it's a place you definitely want to visit. There are lots of attractions such as spring water, wood carving made by Mr. Miyaji, amazing ginkgo trees, and a treasure hall that you can enter for free. I got two kinds of red stamps.

This is the only place where the priest is resident at a shrine in the Nishiizu region. It is said to be a thousand-year-old ginkgo tree, a parent and child (father, mother and child), and it is still alive even if lightning strikes and bears fruit in autumn. Hands, feet and waist amulet (Ohashi Daimyojin) There was a difference between the amulet of the wasteful Mamoru Sanpo Kiyomori and the amulet of other shrines. There are 24 sculptured wooden statues in the spirit forest, and the dragon road leads to the back of the main hall. The treasure hall (inside the dance hall) is amazing because there are various items that you can put in for free. Chohachi Irie I was surprised by the plaster dolls dedicated. At Ryusui Shrine, there are two places, healthy longevity water and wisdom water, which can be drawn at 50 liters per minute 24 hours a day.

I'm glad I could go because I hadn't visited three shrines this year, and I felt something old and new at the shrine. Matsuzaki Town HP Excerpt History Once, the stone fire tribe, which is the lineage of Oyamatsumi, lived in this area. In the olden days, there was no shrine because the mountain itself was used as a god, and the place called Mine Sanbonmatsu on Mt. Ushihara was a natural festival place for festivals. As the years went by and the land developed, a shrine was set up here, and Hoori Hoori, who is also the guardian deity of industry, has been revered as a stone fire palace. In addition, the origin of this shrine, which is commonly called Tang Daimyojin, is that when the Sankan subjugation was carried out in the 4th century, people from this country protected the Empress's ship, stayed at Toyoura in Nagato, and then came to this Matsuzaki, where Tang (Shinra) was found. ) It is said that this is because the three gods of Sumiyoshi, who are related to the Empress Jingu, were enshrined. The construction is unknown because it started from the festival in the mountains from the early days. In the first year of the Kamakura period (1211), the Matsuzaki Shimomiya bonito boat license remains, and the name "Shimomiya" at that time and the name "Nishina Sho Matsuzaki" are also mentioned here. There is a theory that it is about Nishi Ina. "Ina" is a naturalized person of Silla, and there is a theory that the village was called Inabe because the Inabe clan, who is skillful in shipbuilding, came to this area and engaged in the construction of ships. However, later changed to Ina, the port was called Ina Bay, and our company located in the lower part of Ina Bay was called Inashimo Shrine. The title of Inashimo Shrine first appears in the amount of the deity in the 10th year of the Horeki (1760). "Inashita" was named from the Kansei 12 (1800) Akiyama Tominami Soshu manuscript, and nearby Egawa Tanan wrote the amount of "Inashita". The worship of the two gods originated from the primitive beliefs that span both the mountains and the sea, and the sons of the head office were the Ishibiwamiya (centered on the mountain) of Hikohi Fire Demison and the Sumiyoshi Daijin (centered on the sea) of the Tang Dynasty Myojin. The area near Mt. Ushihara, such as part of Matsuzaki Higashi Ward and Nakajuku Minami Ward, is the son of Ishihimiya, and the rest of Higashi Ward, Naka Ward, and Kita Ward are the sons of Tang Daimyojin.