Iwaseo Hachiman Shrine - Takamatsu

There is a business nearby and I pass by and sense the scent of the power spot and visit in a hurry. It seems to be a god of Takamatsu city, and basically it seems to have overall benefits, but from the type of god enshrined, good luck, marital harmoniousness, prosperity of offspring, easy delivery, etc. are especially beneficial. I will. On the other side of the shrine, there is also a hair-giving shrine, a place where you can benefit from thinning hair and hair loss!

Ikoma feudal government where the reclamation of Takamatsu city began It has become the present form from around the time. It seems that the building is older, but the lord's side It's probably something that has progressed. Since it is a Hachiman shrine, it enshrines the god of war. Takamatsu City's godly existence, the back demon of the castle It is designed to protect the gate. Except for the year-end and New Year holidays and festivals It's a sled place. When Saihocho was a big graveyard, it was called a graveyard. It was a great location between the graveyards Wax.

Visit on the second day. Impression that the number of people is small. This year's red stamp and tiger were very cute.

I visited while climbing Mt. Ishikiyo. There is also a parking lot and a toilet. There was a carp in the river and a cat in the shrine. There were cats that were friendly and petted, and cats that ran away.

There is a huge guardian dog! !! The discreet stamp was a cute red stamp. Bee is cute ? There was a handmade little Amabie ♪

It is a shrine famous for Ujigami in Takamatsu City and has a long history. Bicycle parking lots and parking lots are maintained, and Ritsurin-koen Kitaguchi Station and the bus stop in front of Hachiman are also nearby. The precincts have a calm atmosphere and overlook the city. There seemed to be a cat near the office, and it was loved by the worshipers.

It's a beautiful and splendid shrine on a hill ♪ I felt refreshed from the morning (* ^^ *) I also got a cute red stamp \ (^-^) / (2022/2)

"Takamatsu City: Iwaseo Hachimangu" Taken in September 2014. There is a splendid building in the large precincts. It seems to be crowded with many people during the year-end and New Year holidays. It is said that the Kokushi at that time built a shrine on the mountain and worshiped it because Hachiman Ogami appeared on the mountain of Mt. The origin of the company name of Iwashimizu Hachimangu is that Mt. Akato, where the shrine was located at that time, is the foot of the Kamenoo massif. It is said to have become "Iwashimizu". Since ancient times, this area has been the sea up to the vicinity of the present Hachimangu Shrine, and since many turtles have crawled up, many place names with turtles such as "Kameokayama" and "Kameoka" can be seen. During the Nanbokucho period, Yoriyuki Hosokawa, the horse head who ruled Sanuki, prays for victory with a deep reverence for the shrine. By defeating his cousin Kiyouji Hoshikawa and conquering Mr. Kono of Iyo, the shrine of this shrine was renovated and various weapons were dedicated. At this time (1364), Uma no Kamiichi started, leading to the current city festival. In the 16th year of Tensho (1588), when Mamoru Sanuki and Chikamasa Ikoma built Takamatsu Castle and set up a castle town, this shrine was designated as the guardian of the prefectural castle and the god of origin of Takamatsu. The second generation, Kazumasa Ikoma, also rebuilt the shrine and donated the shrine territory. In the Edo period, Matsudaira Yorishige, who became the lord of the Takamatsu domain in Kanei 19 (1642), also worshiped the shrine with his god, built the shrine in Kanbun 6 (1666), and built the shrine territory and many treasures. It was donated. The second feudal lord, Matsudaira Yoritsune, also confirmed the donation of Yorishige's corporate territory, and since then, successive feudal lords have decided to visit our shrine every time. In the 5th year of the Meiji era, it was listed as a "suspension company". Unfortunately, the main shrine, which was built 320 years ago, the Heiden shrine, and the upper worship hall were burnt down in 1986, but were reconstructed in 1989 by the purification of the worshipers of the parishioners. In 1994, a new shrine building was built, and in 1996, large-scale renovation work was carried out on the precincts, such as relaxing the slope of the stone steps in front of the hall of worship and repairing the stone pavement. Since then, it has been loved by many people as the guardian deity of Takamatsu and the guardian deity of Takamatsu. (Excerpt from HP)