Kamimoto Shrine - Kobe

It was erased from the Google map. Since there are bad guys who have turned off registration of various shrines recently, the administrator should make corrective judgment surely.

Well maintained / cleaned.

Soken is the Akashi lord Ogasawara Tadamasa period, Genwa 5th year, so it seems that it began in the early Edo period (2nd-3rd generals) and land was donated for shrines and was praised as "Kamimoto Daimyojin" . Also, before the shrine was built, it was the “Yoshida ruins” from the Yayoi period, and a place where “Edayoshi Castle” existed from Muromachi to the Sengoku period. It was called “Kamimoto Shrine” in the Meiji period. It seems that it was done. Even after visiting the main shrine through the approach to the main shrine, there is a route to the plateau where the staircase extends from the front to the left and the award monument to Yoshida Ruins and Edayoshi Castle. The main shrine is a shrine that has a dignified atmosphere, although the room where the amulet etc. will be sold on the day of New Year's events and annual festivals is a little lonely atmosphere blocked by curtains. There is a larger precinct than I expected, but I was convinced that it was the residence of Akashi castle lord and Akashi, but the toilet installed was closed so it was a special day I don't know, but it was not available when I visited on weekdays. It seems that the area around the shrine was plainly organized, and it was a place where samurai residences and merchants set up residences with moats around the castle's residence, but there is no parking place to stop at the shrine It is a problem to visit from the suburbs and distant places. Personally, when I stopped at the Yoshida Folk Museum, I stopped at the Folk Museum parking lot and went to this place, but when I looked for a place to park my car, it was also a place where the evaluation dropped a little. .

God of the main festival: Izanagi-son God of worship: Izanzan-son, Kokucho standing, Dainichi Reijo It is reported that the building was built in February 1621. It seems to be revered as a marriage shrine. Worship: 2020/01/09