Ishitome Shrine - Sendai

It is a small shrine but it is like a historic shrine. I went to say hello to the cat who lives in the shrine. By the way, you can request us at the nearby two pillar Shinto shrine office.

I thought there was an interesting legend in a quiet shrine in Kawara. It was cute with some cats. The red stamp can be found at the Two Pillar Shrine.

It is a shrine where legends are handed down.

A shrine on the banks of the Nanakita River. It was a murderous landscape, but it was in good condition.

It is a small shrine.

It is a shrine located along the bank of the Nnakitatagawa river. From the north side of the sanctuary, it is a normal way to walk along the side bank of the Nanakite Bridge river because it is impossible to reach unless you go through private houses and private land. It is an ancient shrine derived from the god of the historic Shiwahiko, but it has been relocated several times, and the present building is small, and it is understood to be always preserved. It is also the last shrine of the two pilasters.

I came to this shrine after reading the legend of Shibahiko God of the Seven Kitada River. It sits on the embankment of the Nanakita River, which is about 200m southwest of Nanakita Park. It is the last shrine of the Two Pillar Shrine, which sits about 200m northwest. The regular holiday is August 16th. In legend, When Shibahiko God crossed the Shichikita River on Hakuba, the horse stumbled on a stone at the bottom of the river, causing the crown to flow into the river. The angry god ordered the gods of the servants to pick up the nearby stones on both banks, and sent a guardian god that there should be no stones downstream of this. It is said that this god is the Ishigami Myojin. It is said that Ishidome Shrine is described as "Goryo Shrine" in the "Two Pillar Shrine" section of "Miyagi-gun Magazine", and there is a legend that "It is the mausoleum of Emperor Takeru." (From "Izumi Historic Sites, Old and New Story" "Senki Senichiya Seoritsu & Enku Information Center") The above is from the explanation written at the entrance of the precincts. Looking at the explanations in front of the shrine, I thought that I was different from Iwakiri's Kanagawa Shrine and Tagajo's Kanagawa Inari Shrine. The content of the description felt ** feeling ** that this shrine was later associated with Shiwahiko God. It was a very organized and beautiful shrine. If you are traveling by car, please note that Ishidome Shrine does not face the road where you can drive. For me, who is interested in Shibahiko God, I regret that this shrine has moved from its original location. However, I couldn't help but respect the efforts of the Citizens to protect this shrine.

Ishitome Shrine is located along the embankment of the Nanakita River in Ichinazaka, Izumi-ku, Miyagi Prefecture. It will be a dual-purpose shrine of Futahashira Shrine. The deity is Ishidome Myojin (Goryo Myojin). The solicitation date and history are unscrupulous. Thank you for receiving the red stamp of "Ishitome Shrine". (Received at Futahashira Shrine)