Isejima Shrine - Fujioka

Name: Isejima Shrine - Fujioka
Address: Fujioka, Gunma 375-0003, Japan, 375-0003, Japan

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住所：	Fujioka, Gunma 375-0003, Japan
Postal code :	375-0003
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

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大	大原修司 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 秋に区民祭りを開催しています。 Inhabitants festival is held in autumn.
p	pon on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 旧中山道沿いの古くからある神社。 ★立石新田区民祭 2018年10月21日(日)10:30~15:00 An old shrine along the old Nakasendo. ★ Tatsuishi Shinden Citizens' Festival October 21, 2018 (Sun) 10: 30 ~ 15: 00
D	Dr Fisher on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 珍しい三日月のような神紋社脇には狛犬では無くて、どうみても稲荷さん（キツネ）にしか見えず、これも珍しいと思ってましたら元は稲荷神社だったようです参道脇には公会堂があって、景観を台無しにしています公会堂も大事なんだろうけど、なにもココまでって感じ An unusual crescent moon-like crest It is not a guardian dog on the side of the company, it is only seen by Mr. Inari (fox) at all, and if you think that this is also unusual, it seems that the original was Inari Shrine There is a public hall on the side of the approach, ruining the landscape The public hall is also important, but it feels like anything here
田	田中小荷 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 主祭神　倉稲魂命合祀神　大日孁命　大物主命　建御名方命　菅原道真公　迦具土神　天手力男命伊勢島神社は藤岡市立石新田のほぼ中央に位置しています。鳥居前に、天保五年（1834）建立の「常夜燈」、境内には万延元年建（1860）「庚申塔」・慶応二年建「二十二夜搭」・寛政四年建「道祖神」、御獄山大神等の山岳信仰等の多くの石塔群が祀られています。元は稲荷神社だった為、狛犬さんではなく昭和十年（1935）の稲荷狐さんが守っています。稲荷狐さんは稲蔵の鍵・巻物・宝珠三点セットを持っています。 Main festival God Aichi God Dai Nissho Otomu Daiken Shimei Noriyuki Shinohara Michiko Shingo Tsujigami God Isejima Shrine is located in the center of Fujioka City Ishishinda. In the front of the torii gate, the Tenho five-year (1834) was built, "nightly night", and in the precincts the new year's monument (1860) ", A lot of stone pagoda groups such as mountain faith such as Ogikuyama Okami are scolded. Since it was originally an Inari Shrine, Inari-san in 1935 has protected not Shishido-san. Ms. Inari has three sets of Inazo keys, scrolls, and gems.
Y	Yoshinori Morishita on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 当社は旧中山道に面しており、街道のすぐ先（京へ）の右手には、重厚な白壁の塀に囲まれた江戸時代の豪農「川端家」が見えてきます。伊勢島神社は明治４２年（1909）ここにあった稲荷社に神明宮が合併し、伊勢島神社となったそうで、元の稲荷社、神明宮の由緒は不詳とあります。なお、伊勢島は鎮座地・立石新田の古い村名に由来するとありますが、次の資料が参考になりました。（旧中山道を更に西進し）土手道へ上り烏川右岸の「伊勢島高崎サイクリングロード」を進みます。右下に「お伊勢の森」がある。昔、この辺りは伊勢嶋村と云い、村北端に伊勢大神宮（神明宮）を建立して村の鎮守としました。寛文年間(1661-73）初期、洪水により廃村となり立石村に合併。天和年間（1631-34）に分村して立石新田村となりました。明治４２年（1909）伊勢島神社に合肥され、２００坪の境内には御神木の杉・榎・欅が生い茂り、道中の目安となっている。又、神明宮元宮社殿が河川敷側に保存されているのは非常に稀になる。とあります。 Our company faces the old Nakasendo, and on the right side of the road (to Kyo), you can see the Edo period wealthy farmer "Kawabata family" surrounded by a heavy white wall. It is said that Isejima Shrine was merged with Inari Shrine, which was here in 1909, to become Isejima Shrine, and the history of the original Inari Shrine and Shinmei Shrine is unknown. In addition, Isejima is said to be derived from the old village name of Tatsuishi Shinden, a settlement, but the following materials were helpful. (Go further west on the old Nakasendo) Go up the causeway and follow the "Isejima Takasaki Cycling Road" on the right bank of the Karasu River. There is "Oise no Mori" in the lower right. A long time ago, this area was called Ise Shimamura, and Ise Grand Shrine (Shinmeigu) was built at the northern end of the village to protect the village. At the beginning of the Kanbun era (1661-73), the village was abandoned due to the flood and merged with Tateishi Village. During the Tenna era (1631-34), the village was split into Tateishi Nitta Village. Hefei was fertilized at Isejima Shrine in 1909, and the precincts of 200 tsubo are overgrown with cedar, enoki, and zelkova trees, which serve as a guide for the journey. In addition, it is extremely rare that the Shinto shrine Motomiya shrine is preserved on the riverbed side. There is.