Kashimadai Shrine - Ōsaki

Since it was published in the prefectural government newsletter of Miyagi prefecture, I have been worshiping.

Former Kashimadai Village (now Kashimadai District, Osaki City) was born on April 1, 1889 in 1889, by merging six villages: Kimasuka, Hirata, Hirocho, Fukaya, Osako, and Funakoshi. The name Kashimadai was born for the first time at this time, but according to `` Seiwa Emperor Sadakan Eighth Era '', the origin of the current Kashimadai is `` Kashima Seedling God '' as one of the four seats in Oda-gun. There was a shrine and the inhabitants called Kashima. The area around this area is a plateau, and as an old post town, it was said to have been named Kashimadai after the shrine because it used to be a popular post town and was a center of a vibrant village. When we talk about the development of the former Kashimadai village, we can't tell without mentioning Sannosuke Kamata, who became familiar as mayor of Waraji (takes his fifth mayor on March 13, 1909). Sannosuke Kamada, in order to rebuild the former Kashimadai village, which was suffering from the floods of floods and poverty, rebuilt the three major concepts of (1) school consolidation, (2) shrine religions, and (3) unification of Buraku property. . Standing on the waist, putting on rice cakes and putting on straws in the jointed clothes, devoting his life to the development of Shinainuma reclamation and the former Kashimadai village, also working on rebuilding the village finances, while serving as mayor, no compensation (travel expenses Including). In his tenure of 38 years as a mayor, he was involved in the reclamation business of Shinai-numa. Shinai-numa changed its appearance to Mita and brought rich fruit every year. The shrine in the former Kashimadai village was ruined, with its roof collapsed and it became a gambling hall, but Kamino Sannosuke, in 1909 (1909), tried to maintain the dignity of the shrine and cultivate the religion of the villagers. On November 10, 14 companies (*) enshrined in the village at the current location where the former Kashima Shrine was located were enshrined as one village and one company and named Kashimadai Shrine (Kashimadai Shrine). In commemoration of the commemorative event, the Mutual Market was held in April 1910. Since then, the Kashimadai Shrine (Kashimadai Shrine) has been held together with the Spring Festival (April 10) and the Autumn Festival (November 10), and now the `` mutual market '' has been held. With more than 300 stalls selling products, flowers and clothing, shoppers for three days each in spring and autumn are bustling as the largest city in the Tohoku region with more than 100,000 people. (*) Shrine enshrined Izumo Shrine / Ushito Tenno Shrine (Susano Oita), Kogane Shrine (Emperor Ojin), Suwa Shrine (Ken Minakata Shrine), Odashima Shrine (Omi Takamei), Atago Shrine (Fire Reimei, Izana Yomei), Mitake Shinto Shrine (Emperor Akan), Kozutsumi Shrine (Kura Inamori), Yawata Shrine (Emperor Ojin) Hirata-sha Nishi Kamiya Shrine, Shinagawa Shrine (Izananagison), Kashima Shrine (Takemi Hammering), Yawata Shrine (Emperor Ojin) ) Hirotani-Yamatani, Kashima Shrine (Takemi Hammering) Fukaya, Miyanosawa, Tomi Shrine (Ukano-mikoto) Osako-Terazawa

I got a nice red stamp (* ´ω ｀ *)

It is a beautifully sophisticated shrine. The red stamp is a writing type, but it was a beautiful and nice red stamp. Also, it seems that you can enjoy changing every month.

We stopped by to worship and see Hanatemizu. The flowers that are put in every time you visit I'm looking forward to it because it's different ✨ When you look up, the wind chime looks like a chili lean again (^ ω ^)

After finishing the worship, I felt very pure. There is a wonderful snake god in the shrine on the right side of the main hall! ?? Thank you for your continued support!

It is hot today! The Chozuya of Kashimadai Shrine has a cool atmosphere with colorful flowers. The precincts that have been swept clean. I was able to worship quietly.

I received a red stamp book and a red stamp. I talked to my wife, and I'm glad to hear an interesting story.