Kamirenjaku Shinmeisha Shrine - Mitaka

The precincts are wide and the shrine is fine. Founded in Kanbun 12 (1672), the god is listed as Amaterasu Ogami.

Jorenjaku Shinmeisha was founded by Gonzaburo Iguchi, a branch of the Iguchi family in Sekicho, Nerima-ku, who developed Renjaku Nitta, enshrined in Kanbun 12 (1672) as a guardian of the village, and was listed as a village shrine in 1873. Says. * In Kanbun 2012, Kamrenjakuiguchiin also opened a mountain. The history of Kamrenjaku Shrine by the stone monument in the precincts Kamrenjaku Shinmeisha This shrine was called Satsuno because a ban on harvesting was banned at the place where the development of the Iguchi family Godai Iguchi Hachiroemon Nobutada who lived in Sekimura, Nerima-ku, was planned as a shojo house. The range of the Sado field is Omiya-mae (Suginami-ku), Mure, Renjaku (Mitaka City), and Seki-mae (Musashino City) according to the Kanbun Ten (1670 AD) "signs to hand over to the Osadano Nitta Villages." ). Hachiroemon's third son, Gonzaburo Iguchi, became a branch of Renjaku and developed the Nijyu Maeda Nitta, which was erected as a village company in this area in Kanbun 12 (1672). Since then, Toshinmeisha has been revered by the villagers and is escorted by the people of Yoyogi. (From the notice of the Kamirenjaku Shrine's Shrine Religious Society) The history of Kamrenjaku Shinmeisha based on a new Musashi climate report (Kamirenjakumura) Taijingu Shrine Excavated, located on the first floor of two ridges, Onajuku. The shrine has two shaku squares, and inari can be nestled in the shrine. Kakusha Kusakushikata, Sanma east facing between the two halls of the shrine, the statue is a statue of a bundle of coins, and it has a length of about one shaku. (From a new Musashi Fudosan manuscript) The history of Kamrenjaku Shinmeisha by "Mitaka City History" The god of the gods, Amaterasu. The festival day is September 21. The guardian of Kamrenjaku district. According to the "Tokyo Shrine Yearbook", "Masatoku, founded at the time of the development of Renjaku Nitta", but it is presumed that the recommendation was during the Kanbun year (1661-73) when the development of Renjaku Mae Nitta. In the Edo era, it was called Ojin-gu Shrine, and Iguchi-in was Betteo-ji. In 1871, it became a village company, and the current shrine was repaired in 1980. (From "Mitaka City History") The history of Kamrenjaku Shrine from Kitatama Shrine Founded at the time of the development of the reed sparrow Nitta in the year of Masanori Rokuhei, it was listed in the Meiji 4th year village. (From Kitatama Shrine magazine)

The festival is very lively because there are many shrines in the shrine. Ginko and other trees are so wonderful that the history seems to be old.

It is a quiet shrine. It was impressive that the grass was shining on the donut shape, as it bordered the castings on the ground.

Quiet and calm shrine ⛩ There is a straight road on a rectangular land surrounded by trees, and there is a torii gate, a guardian dog, a Chozuya, and the main shrine. The guardian dog had a little atmosphere and it felt like no other. It's along the highway, but I was able to calmly worship ?

It is a green unmanned company. Musashino's dark trees such as zelkova and ginkgo are flourishing, and the scenery is soothing. Since I had an umbrella in one hand when shooting on a rainy day, I regret that there are many diagonal photographs, but I would like to try again if I have the opportunity.

There is a guardian dog dedicated to the Meiji era. It was scribbled on the pedestal. There seems to be some non-delivery people. The neighbors would have been regrettable.

It was a simple shrine. There is a place called Iguchi-in next door, so it might be a good idea to go with a set.