Inokoishi Shinmeisha - Nagoya

It is a good shrine. I'm glad I could visit you because it's my local deity. ️

A shrine that I want to go in the year of Inogata. Because it is Shinmei company, it is Ise Shrine system. There is also a museum, you can also get a red seal. There is a Long Ear Company that worshiped a dragon with ears at a company in company.

I managed to visit this year. There was a park next to it, and it was a shrine with a good atmosphere because the children were able to hear voices running around and it was crowded with Shichigosan children. As a leap year anniversary, you can get a red stamp with a special amulet and direct writing. The ear god's red stamp is cute (๑´ڡ`๑)

It is a nearby shrine where my daughter and grandchildren live. Two years ago, my daughter got sick and I started taking my grandchildren. Is it different from the Ujigami I live in? It's a shrine that feels fresh, and now I'm sure to visit the New Year.

[Mt. Ibuki looking up on a clear winter day , A shrine called "Inokoshi" and loved by the locals] In the Noo Plain, "wild boar" is a god It is a special animal that is often treated. Clear winter day If you stand here and look up in the northwest direction I have an answer. It is "Mt. Ibuki". Appearance from this place fell to the ground It is the "white boar" itself. The Noo Plain is called the Japanese roof on the north side It carries many mountain ranges. In the winter season, the cold wind from the Sea of ​​Japan Japan's number one narrow zone where the mountains are interrupted Spray from "Sekigahara". The wind from the northwest that blows cold Called "Grated Ibuki" I'm used to it. Even in the narrative of the hero "Nippon Takeru" in Kojiki The wild boar is depicted as an incarnation of the god of Mt. Ibuki. [Foundation] Inokoishi Shinmeisha is Founded during the Jōwa period (834-848) (early Heian period). During the Emperor Hanazono period (1308-1318) (late Kamakura period) It was enshrined in Inokoishi-ji Mizukizaka. [Transition] Due to the flooding of the Kanare River During the Emperor Gomizuo era (1611-1629) In the 8th year of Genna (1622) (early Edo period) You will be relocated to Kamihatanda, your current location. [Benefit] Protecting the legs and waist in connection with the wild boar In connection with the "children of the soul" faith ・ Five-grain fertility ・ Protection of prosperity of descendants It is worshiped as the god of. [Oshi] About 500m west of Shinmeisha At "Inokoishi Shrine" (515 Kosaka, Meito-ku) A "male stone" similar to a wild boar is enshrined. [Female stone] About 600m southwest of Shinmeisha At "Oishi Shrine" (1-707 Yamanote, Meito-ku) After all, a "female stone" similar to a wild boar is enshrined. Many pebbles are attached to the mare Also called "children's stone", It is said that there is a benefit of easy delivery. [Ryuomisha] The history of Ryumisha is In the early Meiji era, Mikawa Hekikai-gun (currently Toyota City) Captured alive at Benten Pond Take home a "snake with ears" Later, Mr. Saemon Hataichi became the god of ears. It is said to have originated from being enshrined. After that, with Mr. Hata's hope, from the early Showa period As the last company of Inokoishi Shinmeisha It seems that it has come to be enshrined. Wishing for ear health and healing of illness As "God of the Ear" Even now, the faith of many people I'm collecting. [Jizuka Shrine] Next to Ryumi Shrine, there is "Jizuka Shrine" Not just hemorrhoids, but lower body You listened to your request, and some of them "May you be a beautiful leg" There was also a request, and I felt smiled. [Wish] It is a shrine in the city, but there is a parking lot It was vacant when we visited I was very grateful. There were many types of amulets, including a red stamp. "Inokoishi" is locally called "Inokoishi" It is a shrine that is loved and worshiped by the locals. Children going up in Miyamae Park in front The voice makes a spirit in the precincts and makes me feel at ease. It is a shrine that wishes for the benefit of wild boar and the prosperity of descendants.

The first visit is here every year ~ ? It seems that there is a god of ears that is rare nationwide, and when KinKi's Domoto got sick of his ears, he came from all over the world ⁉️

It is a famous shrine for wild boar ?. The god of hemorrhoids, which is rare in Japan, and the god of dragons with ears ? are enshrined.

I worshiped in mid-February 2022. Meito-ku, Nagoya = Postwar new residential area = Image without history However, after seeing the history of the company, this was a different thing. 【honorable history】 Our Shinmeisha was founded before the Showa era (1300 AD), and was enshrined in Inokoishi-ji Mizukurizaka during the Emperor Hanazono era. It is written that the place where the fresh water of the Kanare River was drawn and rested during the pilgrimage during the Oku Mikawa monkey throwing mountain from the Gosho. After that, the shrine was about to be destroyed due to the great flood of the Kanare River, and he was enshrined in Kamehachitanda during the time of Emperor Gomizuo (Azuchi-Momoyama). Our company has 300 houses and 12 villages in the Inokoishi area around the 20th year of the Meiji era. In 1957, a forest field was created as a residential area with the establishment of a reorganization association, and now it has been transformed into a new residential area that has no remnants of the old days, and is revered as a local god. The precincts are designated as 905 tsubo and 4 trees (preserved trees in Nagoya City). Saijin Amaterasu Omikami Toyoukebime Yamato Takeru Susanoo no Mikoto Oyamazumi Kukurihime life Regular holiday October 10th Guji Shosho [Reprinted from company history] The building itself is not historical, but the precincts are relatively large, and you can also get amulets and red stamps. Also to the precincts company Jizuka Shrine, the guardian of the buttocks Ryuomisha, the guardian of the ears A eirei shrine dedicated to the war dead Yes, buttocks and ears are rare in Japan. I was blessed with good weather on the day, but I felt very refreshed.