Iwado Shrine - Kanzaki District

Name: Iwado Shrine - Kanzaki District
Address: 474 Kamiushio, Ichikawa, Kanzaki District, Hyogo 679-2301, Japan, 679-2301, Japan

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住所：	474 Kamiushio, Ichikawa, Kanzaki District, Hyogo 679-2301, Japan
Postal code :	679-2301
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

474 Kamiushio, Ichikawa, Kanzaki District, Hyogo 679-2301, Japan

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か	かるまかるま on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 駐車場は神社のお隣にあります。駐車場まで乗用車1台分の幅でした。お手洗いは駐車場下にあります。大きな岩に囲まれた本殿は素晴らしく、願い事を書いたヒノキの板を川の向こうへ投げてきました The parking lot is next to the shrine. It was the width of one passenger car to the parking lot. The restroom is under the parking lot. Surrounded by large rocks, the main shrine was wonderful and threw a cypress board on which a wish was written across the river.
中	中嶋美貴 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここは毎年お墓参りのあとに立ち寄るところで癒しの場所です。厳かな雰囲気と静かな静寂が心を洗ってくれます。 This is a healing place where you stop by after visiting the grave every year. The solemn atmosphere and quiet silence will wash your heart.
s	same toshi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ とても神聖な気の場所でした。神様の気、岩の気、管理されている方たちの大切にしている思いの気、山からの気、全部がそこにありました。ありがとうございました。 It was a very sacred place. The spirit of God, the spirit of rocks, the spirit of the thoughts of those who are in control, the spirit of the mountains, Everything was there. Thank you very much.
石	石戸祐多 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ずーっとトカゲと一緒に日向ぼっこして居たくなる場所です。 It's a place where you'll want to stay in the sun with lizards all the time.
M	Masahiro Fujiwara on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 凄い神氣満ち溢れる神社です⛩ 一回目の参拝で大好きになりました? It's a shrine full of great gods ⛩ I fell in love with the first visit ?
こ	こにたん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 本殿の背後には巨大な岩がそびえ立っておりそれを御神体として大切に祀られているのがよくわかります。拝殿内部及び本殿に施されている木彫は特筆ものです。ひとつひとつ丁寧に見ていくと、様々な動物、植物などが彫られており、説明書きには「日光東照宮や江戸城を手掛けた宮大工の流れをくむ中井家一統に手によるもの」とあります。こんな言い方は失礼かもしれませんが、こんな山の中の小さな神社の木彫とは思えないほど素晴らしく見飽きることもありません。拝殿に対向する場所にも別の大きな岩があり、その足元が柵で囲まれています。その中に願い事を書いた丸い木の板を放り投げることで願掛けをします。鳥居から伸びる参道の玉垣の列が美しい。また神社周辺には地元の方々が山野草を大切に育てています。 It is easy to see that a huge rock rises behind the main shrine and is carefully enshrined as a sacred body. The wood carvings inside the hall of worship and on the main hall are notable. If you look carefully one by one, various animals and plants are carved, and the description says, "It was handmade by the Nakai family, who follow the flow of the palace carpenters who worked on Nikko Toshogu and Edo Castle." It may be rude to say this, but it's so wonderful that you can't think of it as a wood carving of a small shrine in the mountains. There is another large rock facing the hall of worship, and its feet are surrounded by a fence. I make a wish by throwing a round wooden board with a wish written in it. The row of Tamagaki on the approach to the torii is beautiful. In addition, locals carefully grow wild grass around the shrine.
す	すぴにちゅある on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ せせらぎの音に癒され、大杉が立ち並び、巨石が御神体の神殿は厳か、彫刻も見事。本当に心から癒されるスポットです。 Healed by the sound of murmuring, Osugi lined up, megaliths are the solemn temple of the Shintai, and the sculptures are wonderful. It's a really relaxing spot.
b	bird M.E.N on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 山の麓にある綺麗な神社です。是非お参りください。御祭神は伊邪那岐命、伊邪那美命、手力雄命の三柱。境内は地元の方々が手入れをしてくださっているようで、とても綺麗です。14世紀にこの地に遷座され現在の建物は18世紀、江戸時代前期の物。遷座する以前はどこにあったのか？そして恐らく遷座以前は別の神を祀っていたのでは？もし知っておられる方がいらっしゃるなら教えていただきたい。 It is a beautiful shrine at the foot of the mountain. Please come visit us. The gods of the ritual are the three pillars of Izanagi, Izanami, and Tejikarao. The precincts are very beautiful as the locals seem to have taken care of them. It was relocated to this area in the 14th century, and the current building is from the 18th century, the early Edo period. Where was it before the transfer? And perhaps before the transfer, he worshiped another god? If anyone knows, please let me know. It is a beautiful shrine at the foot of the mountain. Please come visit us. The gods of the ritual are the three pillars of Izanagi, Izanami, and Tejikarao. The precincts are very beautiful as the locals seem to take care of them. It was relocated to this area in the 14th century, and the current building is from the 18th century, the early Edo period. Where was it before the transfer? And perhaps before the transfer, he worshiped another god? If anyone knows, please let me know. It is a beautiful shrine at the foot of the mountain. Please come visit us. The gods of the ritual are the three pillars of Izanagi, Izanami, and Tejikarao. The precincts are very beautiful as the locals seem to have taken care of them. It was relocated to this area in the 14th century, and the current building is from the 18th century, the early Edo period. Where was it before the transfer? And perhaps before the transfer, he worshiped another god? If anyone knows, please let me know.