Kameidosui Shrine - Takamatsu

Name: Kameidosui Shrine - Takamatsu
Address: ６-12 Kajiyamachi, Takamatsu, Kagawa 760-0028, Japan, 760-0028, Japan

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住所：	６-12 Kajiyamachi, Takamatsu, Kagawa 760-0028, Japan
Postal code :	760-0028
Webサイト：	https://kagawakenjinjacho.or.jp/shrine/%25E6%25B0%25B4%25E7%25A5%259E%25E7%25A4%25BE/
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

６-12 Kajiyamachi, Takamatsu, Kagawa 760-0028, Japan

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h	hisaki komichi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 小さな井戸のあとのよう。神社ではあるようですが、あまりそれらしい感じはないです。綺麗な場所だからちょっとした休憩にはなるのかも。書き置きの御朱印があるような口コミがありますが、訪問時は見当たらず。 Like after a small well. It seems to be a shrine, but it doesn't feel like that. It's a beautiful place, so it might be a short break. There is a word of mouth that has a written red stamp, but I could not find it when I visited.
の	のわあーさん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2017.6.28 遠くから見ても綺麗な神社で見つやすかったです。 2017.6.28 It was easy to find at a beautiful shrine even from afar.
m	m n on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 高松市内街中に、とてもフレッシュな印象で神社があります。 There is a shrine in the city of Takamatsu with a very fresh impression.
c	chika onishi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ビジネス街でひっそりと静かにあります。ベンチもあり休憩の穴場ではないでしょうか。 It is quietly quiet in the business district. There is also a bench, isn't it a break place?
ホ	ホシガメ大明神 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 後ろの近代的な建物を拝んでいる感じもあり、落ち着きませんでしたね。書き置きの御朱印ありました。 I was worried about the modern building behind, so I wasn't calming down. There was a written red stamp.
小	小林慶太 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 「亀井戸水神社」田舎にあるひっそりとした神社も好きですが、都会の真ん中に急に現れる神社も好きです。ここもそんな神社の一つです。亀井戸水神社は、香川県高松市鍛治屋町に鎮座する神社で、高松随一の繁華街「瓦町」、県庁、市役所、国税局、中央公園などが建ち並ぶ、まさに高松市の政治経済の中心に鎮座しています。社名からもわかるとおり、この神社は「亀井戸を守る水の神様」であで、亀井戸は、江戸初期から高松城下に飲用水を供給していた水源なのだそうです。（看板説明文より）江戸時代、ここから高松市内に上水道を通して、水の供給をしていたそうです。もともと水不足の地域でもあるので大事な場所だったのだと思います。近くには古馬場（馬の稽古をしていた訓練場）などもあり、かつての高松藩の様子を伺うこともできます。 "Kameidosui Shrine" I like the quiet shrines in the countryside, but I also like the shrines that suddenly appear in the middle of the city. This is also one of those shrines. Kameidosui Shrine is a shrine located in Kajiyamachi, Takamatsu City, Kagawa Prefecture. It is located in the center of Takamatsu City's political economy, with Takamatsu's premier downtown area "Kawaramachi", prefectural office, city hall, national tax bureau, and Central Park. I'm sitting down. As you can see from the company name, this shrine is "the god of water that protects the turtle well," and it is said that the turtle well was the water source that supplied drinking water to Takamatsu Castle from the early Edo period. (From the signboard description) During the Edo period, water was supplied from here to Takamatsu City through the water supply. I think it was an important place because it was originally a water-scarce area. There is also Furubabacho (a training ground where horses were practiced) nearby, and you can also hear about the former Takamatsu domain.
Ｍ	Ｍ壊殻 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 江戸時代に城下町高松の水源となっていた｢亀井戸｣を祀る神社で、創建は1644年、高松藩主・松平頼重公による。江戸時代の絵図によると、｢亀井戸｣は約61.7m×16mという池のような大きさ。主祭神は、水波能賣神。 This shrine enshrines "Kameido," which was the water source of the castle town of Takamatsu during the Edo period. It was founded in 1644 by the lord of the Takamatsu domain, Yorishige Matsudaira. According to the pictures of the Edo period, "Kameido" is about 61.7m x 16m, which is like a pond. The main deity is Mizunami Noh God.
b	beergal hkwriter on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ it looks modern and well maintained... but plastic ropes as the shimenawa?