Isuzu Shrine - Kesennuma

Name: Isuzu Shrine - Kesennuma
Address: 2 Chome-6-7 Sakanamachi, Kesennuma, Miyagi 988-0013, Japan, 988-0013, Japan

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住所：	2 Chome-6-7 Sakanamachi, Kesennuma, Miyagi 988-0013, Japan
電話：	📞 +89
Postal code :	988-0013
Webサイト：	https://miyagi-jinjacho.or.jp/jinja-search/detail.php%3Fcode%3D310030861
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Shinto shrine , Shrine ,

2 Chome-6-7 Sakanamachi, Kesennuma, Miyagi 988-0013, Japan

Best Shinto shrine in japan

T	TAKAN on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小野寺S一貴氏の「妻に龍が付きまして・・・」に出てくる、気仙沼魚町（さかなまち）の氏神様。霊験あらたか！気仙沼湾奥には銀色の龍が住んでいます。（笑） The god of Kesennuma Uomachi (Sakamachi), which appears in "Odera S Kazuki's" My wife has a dragon ... "". Spirituality! A silver dragon lives in Kesennuma Bay. (Lol)
大	大阪鈴太郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ カーブの更に外側と海の間にある神社。近くには魚料理の名店「福よし」があります A shrine located between the outside of the curve and the sea. There is a famous fish restaurant “Fukuyoshi” nearby
Y	Yasuhiro on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 神名帳の陸奥國牡鹿郡の項に記載のある計仙麻神社の論社。気仙沼港内に鎮座します。境内入口にある社号石柱には「五十鈴神社」とあり、その側面には「大海津見神社・八雲神社」とあります。市街地には珍しく、原生林がわずかに残る境内は多様な植生がみられ、なかでも「モクゲンジ」の自生はこの境内が北限とのこと。境内には由緒略記があるので、それによると、御祭神は天照皇大神を五十鈴神社で祀り、素戔嗚尊を八雲神社で、大海津見大神を竜神社で祀る、となっています。竜神社は大海津見神社ということなのでしょう。式内社の計仙麻神社の論社はこのうちの竜神社。社伝によると、応永年間中（1394-1428）に丸森という場所に祀られ、その後、延宝年間中（1673-1681）にこの場所に遷座したという。延宝６年に宮城県北部沖で大地震があったので、その影響で遷座したのでしょうか。境内社に猪狩神社があります。この神社は気仙沼湾に海苔養殖と製塩を伝えた猪狩新兵衛を祀っているとのこと。また、石川啄木は、旧制盛岡中学生のときに、気仙沼に宿泊し、この地で初めて海を見、大島を眺め、その後三陸海岸を北上したそうです。 The theory of Kesema Shrine listed in the section of Mutsu Kuni Oshika-gun in the Shinto shrine. Settled in Kesennuma Port. The company name stone pillar at the entrance of the precincts has "Isuzu Shrine", and on the side there is "Omizumi Shrine / Yakumo Shrine". A variety of vegetation can be seen in the precincts where a small amount of virgin forest remains, which is rare in urban areas. Among them, the precincts of "Mokugenji" are said to be the northern limit. There is a historical abbreviation in the precincts, so according to it, The deities enshrine Amaterasu Okami at Isuzu Shrine, Susanoo-no-Mikoto at Yakumo Shrine, and Oumi Tsumi Okami at Ryu Shrine. Ryu Shrine is probably Daikaizumi Shrine. The theory of Kesema Shrine of Shikinai Shrine is Ryu Shrine. According to the company's biography, it was enshrined in a place called Marumori during the Oei era (1394-1428), and then relocated to this place during the Enpo era (1673-1681). There was a big earthquake off the northern coast of Miyagi prefecture in the 6th year of Enpo, so I wonder if it was affected by that. There is Igari Shrine in the precincts. It is said that this shrine enshrines Shinbei Inokari, who introduced seaweed cultivation and salt production to Kesennuma Bay. In addition, Takuboku Ishikawa stayed in Kesennuma when he was a junior high school student in Morioka, where he first saw the sea, looked at Oshima, and then went north on the Sanriku coast.
_	_r kikyo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここ数年、この五十鈴神社のある気仙沼の名物のサンマは不漁だそうで、当神社のえびす様も笑っている場合ではないのかもしれないが、しかしタクシーの運転手さん曰く「昔はサンマなんて買うもんじゃなかったべよぅ。季節になれば毎日どっかからまわってきたもんだったべ。そーれが不漁とか言ってこの3年サンマなんか食べたことがねーずら。どーしちまったんだか？」とのこと。つまり3年前以前はえびす様も笑いが止まらないほどで、地元の人は買ってもないのにサンマを食べていられたのである。そうは言っても誰かしら買う人がいて、それで毎日大盤振る舞いしていたんだろうか？それはそれでまた豪気なことである。 For the past few years, the famous saury in Kesennuma, where Isuzu Shrine is located, seems to have been unfishing, and it may not be the case that Ebisu of this shrine is laughing, but the taxi driver said, "In the old days, saury was not. I shouldn't have bought it. When the season came, I had to go around from somewhere every day. I hadn't eaten saury for the past three years because it wasn't caught. What happened? " .. In other words, three years ago, Ebisu couldn't stop laughing, and the locals could eat saury even though they didn't buy it. Having said that, was there someone who bought it, and was it acting on a large scale every day? That's what makes it so brave.
と	とととごん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 雰囲気がありますね、えびす様がいました。海と港も見れますし、景色もいいですね。コロナウィルスが終息しますように。 There is an atmosphere, there was Ebisu. You can see the sea and the harbor, and the scenery is nice. May the coronavirus end.
山	山﨑清 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 社務所兼住宅ぽいのが手水舎の手前にあります。神職の方が常駐されているのかわかりませんが、御用のある方はインターホンを押してとあります。 There is a corporate office and a residential building in front of Temizuya. I don't know if the priesthood is resident, but if you have a prayer, you can press the intercom.
s	sorairo dennkyuu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ お恵比寿様がいる神明崎に出られます。訪問時の8月中旬はオニユリがたくさん咲いていました。 You can go to Shimeizaki where Ebisu is. A lot of tiger lilies were in bloom in mid-August when I visited.
梅	梅田省理 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 復興工事だらけの気仙沼湾の海岸沿いを通り､港から見える此方のお社を目指してテクテク歩きました。数日気仙沼に滞在し､帰る前に是非とも五十鈴神社に御詣りしたいと考え､スーツケースをゴロゴロ引き摺り向かったのですが､震災から８年だというのに歩道すら無い場所もチラホラ。砂利道を避け苦労したのち漸く此方の神社へ辿り着きました。平日の昼間だったので縦長の境内はひっそりしていて､授与所には人の気配すらありません。海側へ行くと突端に､此方に来るまで目指していた猪狩神社がありました。驚いたのは小さなその社に施されていた木彫です。これは見事！全体に施された龍などの様々な意匠は､極めて高度で完成されており暫し見蕩れてしまいました。急階段で海に降りると､震災の傷跡か手摺などが破壊されていました。数羽の鵜が呑気に休んでいて､その悲惨と平和が同居していて不思議な感じがしました。御札や御守りが欲しかったのですが､授与所を煩わすのも悪いと思い境内を出ました(平日昼間に来る人なんて普段全くいない感じです)。気仙沼は今後は復興が本当に楽しみなので､また来たら御守りを頂きに是非､此方に立ち寄るつもりです。 I walked along the coast of Kesennuma Bay, which is full of reconstruction work, and walked in the direction of a company that is visible from the port. I stayed in Kesennuma for a few days, and I wanted to go to Isuzu Shrine before I got home, and I dragged my suitcase around, but it was eight years after the earthquake, but there was no sidewalk, even in places where there was no sidewalk. After struggling to avoid the gravel road, we finally reached the shrine of Hakata. Because it was a daytime on weekdays, the vertically long precincts are quiet and there are no signs of people at the awarding place. When I went to the sea side, at the end there was the Tsumagari Shrine that I was aiming for until I came to Hakata. What surprised me was the wood carving that was applied to the small company. This is wonderful! Various designs such as dragons applied to the whole were completed at a very high level and were overlooked for a while. When we got down to the sea at the steep stairs, the scars of the earthquake or handrails were destroyed. A few birds of mourning were absent from the air, and it was strange that their misery and peace coexisted. I wanted a bill and amulet, but I felt that it was bad to bother the awarding center and I left the ground (I feel like there are no people who come in the daytime on weekdays). Since Kesennuma is really looking forward to reconstruction in the future, I plan to stop by in front of you when it comes again.