Iwata Shrine - Higashiosaka

Ishida Shrine is a shrine located in Iwatacho, Higashiosaka City, Osaka Prefecture. If you visit, you can get a red seal. Shikinai shrine (small shrine), which is compared to "Ishida Shrine Sanza (Kawachi-kun, Wakae-gun)" in the "Yanki Shiki Name Book". A village company in the modern personality. At present, it is a residential area, but there were two conical two-meter-diameter Kozuka in the paddy field on the north side of the Company until around 1963. The east mound was called "Kojinzuka" and the west mound was called "unnamed mound." "Kojinzuka" is said to be an old land dedicated to the deity of Sai. It is said that there was a large rock similar to a ship in the ancient times when it was pioneered, and it was about 50 meters in length, connecting Higashizuka and Nishizuka. It was said in ancient times that a large stone ship was wrecked here, and the two mounds were before and after it. According to our company's biography, the thirty-ninth emperor Kinmei (Reign: 540-571) of the Asuka era, Iwafune is a god of religion, the gods of honor, Yoshida Betsumei, Ashinaka Hikomei, and Chochoobi Himemei It is said that God has descended. That is why we were retired. The history since the Middle Ages is unknown. Since the three gods are Hachiman-jin, they were called Ishida Hachimangu and Iwata Hachimangu. Some say that Hachimanjin's Sanza is a proposal from the Middle Ages onwards, and is different from the ancient Sanza Shrine's Nameza. Later, he enshrined Amaterasu Okami and Tenji Roof Life. Our former Betoboji Temple is a Zenjoji temple of the Zen sect Obaku school, located on the north side of the company. The two statues, the Fudo Myo Ou statue, which was enshrined in this temple during the Muromachi period, and the left and right statues, Shakata and Hokko Kara Doshi, were moved to Sokoji Temple and survived. In 1872, the name was changed to the current company name. During the renovation of roads and waterways in 1932, several Jizo and Olympic pagoda were excavated from beneath the bridge and were enshrined as Nekobashi Jizo. The shrine collapsed during the Muroto Typhoon in 1934. The regular festival is on October 15, with an autumn festival in mid-October. Children's mikoshi and four large lanterns enter Danjiri Palace. There is Inari Shrine in the precincts shrine.

What stands out at this shrine is the huge camphor tree. For that reason, the precincts are quiet. Sunbeams shine through the dense trees, and the precincts are beautifully shaded. Apparently it was called Hachimangu in the Edo period. The god of the shrine is Emperor Ojin's mother, Empress Shinko. In a busy city, it feels strange that there are pots and green floating islands.

Originally it was "Iwata Jinja", but locals are also called with the wrong name as "Ishida Jinja". Perhaps because it is in an area where old companies are in need, it is very plain, even in an old historical shrine. Because there is a boat liner legend, is it a shrine that is related to Mr. Object?

As I walked through this shrine, a man who seemed to be related to this shrine swept the footprints we walked from behind us with a broom. Don't make footprints on the gravel I will tell you. A man on a 125cc motorcycle. I do not understand. This is the first time I have felt uncomfortable at a shrine. If you don't like it, keep it off limits.

Ishida Shrine and Iwafune There is a guard surrounded by dense trees on the west side of Kintetsu Wakaewa Station and on the north side of Kintetsu Nara Line. This is Ishida Shrine. I write Ishida, but the reading is "Iwata". This shrine was settled in front of Umiya, as an old company put on the "Yoshinobu Kami Book", it worshiped three companies, Mr. Toshinori Honda, Mr. Zombako Ryuuji, and Harima Breath of the breath, later Amaterasu Ogami and Amane roof life have joined. According to the company news, it is said that in the era of Kinmei Emperor (6th century), there was a rocky ship between the fields in this area, so that the three gods appeared on top of it and built the company for the first time and worshiped the gods. It is commonly called Hachimangu Shrine. You can see that the land of Iwata is the land that was cleared first. Paddy fields existed on the north side of Ishida Shrine. There were two mounds in the paddy field, the eastern mounds were called Kogi mounds and the western mounds were anonymous mounds. In one theory, when I reclaimed the land, a mysterious story that is said to have appeared that a rock with a total length of about 35 m appeared similar to a ship.

Since Ishida Shrine is a god of gods, of course I visit him occasionally during the New Year, and I occasionally visit Gotatsu Shrine and Tenjin Shrine of Mikuriya. It's really awkward to evaluate ?

Although it is written as Ishida, it is read as Iwata. It is also the name of the nearby Wakaeiwata station. Wakaekagami Shrine is in the south. It is said that the company was founded in the era of the 29th Emperor Kinmei. There is only the Engi-style Shikinai Shrine, and it has a distinctive character. Iwafune was buried in everything, so it was named Iwata. This area is the power of Mr. Mononobe, and since Mononobe has the legend of Iwafune, what is it? It may have something to do with it.

The old name is Iwata Hachimangu, the deity is Emperor Chuai, Emperor Ojin, Empress Jingu, the company is the former village shrine of Shikinaisha, and since the Middle Ages it is "Hachimangu", and the current deity is also the same, "Ishida" It is read as (Iwata), because there was a rock ship in the countryside near the time of Emperor Kinmei (537-571), and the three gods of Emperor Chuai, Empress Jingu, and Emperor Ojin appeared there. There are not many things that remain in the present age, which were built and dedicated to the shrine, but it is a shrine that makes us think that important rituals were held in the olden days.