Kashimurainari Shrine - Yao

It is always quiet.

It would be better if there was a big tree in the shade!

[Kashimura Inari Shrine Summer Festival (July 14, 2018) Kashimura Inari Shrine Summer Festival (July 14, 2018), Kashimura-cho, Yao City, Osaka Prefecture About the origin of "Kashiwamura Inari God"; The former Yamato River has been flowing around this area since ancient times, but the people in the vicinity suffered great disasters due to repeated floods, so the second generation of Jinbei Shoya Naka, who was on the river at that time, continued to appeal to the Shogunate for fifty years. It was 281 years ago in the first year of Hoei (1704) that the river was finally replaced by the current Yamato River with permission. Therefore, it took three years to clear the riverbed and swamps of the Furu River, and it was said that Nitta, who walked over 24 towns, was called Kashiwara Nitta in Ota Village's Kashiwara Hitoe Yoshiji, in memory of Mr. Ryo. Nibei, who decided to start construction, directly solicited a spirit from Fushimi Inari Shrine and was enshrined here. Not only the construction is completed, but also the residents' family safety and the abundance of five grains are prayed for, and it is also called Shirahime Shrine, but the deity is revered as the guardian shrine of Kurana Tamashii and Kashiwamura. Address: 4-107, Kashimura-cho, Yao-shi, Osaka Access: Approximately 4 minutes on foot from Exit 1 of Onji Station. About 12 minutes on foot from Exit 1 of Takayasu Station

It ’s a beautiful shrine.

[Kashiwamura Inari Shrine] (Yoshio, Osaka) Derived from Kashiwamura Inari Shrine: Since ancient times, the area around the former Yamato River has been running, but the floods have caused a great deal of disaster to nearby people. It was the first year of Hoei (1704) that he continued to appeal to the Shogunate and finally got permission and was replaced by the current Yamato River. Therefore, the riverbed and swamps of the old river were reclaimed in three years, and it was Nitta with a stroll of over 24 towns. Nibei, who decides to lay ground, visits Fushimi Inari Shrine, solicits a spirit of worship, and is dedicated to this area. In addition to the completion of the construction, the prayer for the safety of the residents and the richness of the five grains is also called as Shirahime Shrine, but the god of the festival is Kura Inatama Shrine and is revered as a guardian company in Kashiwamura. Kashiwamura Nitta: Tamagawa River, the riverbed of the former Yamato River, where Kobe Kashihara was reclaimed after relocating the Yamato River in 1704. I took Kashimura Nitta for my last name. There were 20 towns, 4 towns and 9 ridges. Jinmori Inari Shrine has left its mark. On the north side of the shrine there was the site of Kashiwamura Nitta Kai and its Nagaya Gate remained, but it has now been converted into a private house and its original form has not been retained. Location: 4-107 Kashiwamuracho, Yao-shi, Osaka Access: About a 10-minute walk from Kintetsu Takayasu Station. Go south on the Tamakushi River west of Kintetsu Takayasu Station, Immediately east on the side road that crosses Kinko Junior and Senior High School.

About the origin of "Kashiwamura Inari God"; The former Yamato River has been flowing around this area since ancient times, but the people in the vicinity suffered great disasters due to repeated floods, so the second generation of Jinbei Shoya Naka, who was on the river at that time, continued to appeal to the Shogunate for fifty years. It was 281 years ago in the first year of Hoei (1704) that it was finally replaced with the current Yamato River with permission. Therefore, it took three years to clear the riverbed and swamps of the Furu River, and it was said that Nitta, who walked over 24 towns, was called Kashiwara Nitta in Ota Village's Kashiwara Hitoe Yoshiji, in memory of Mr. Ryo. Nibei, who decided to start construction, directly solicited a spirit from Fushimi Inari Shrine and was enshrined here. Not only the construction is completed, but also the residents' family safety and the abundance of five grains are prayed for, and it is also called Shirahime Shrine, but the deity is revered as the guardian shrine of Kurana Tamashii and Kashiwamura. Address: 4-107, Kashimura-cho, Yao-shi, Osaka Access: Approximately 4 minutes on foot from Exit 1 of Onji Station. About 12 minutes on foot from Exit 1 of Takayasu Station

I was impressed with the cleanliness of the shrine that was related to the replacement of the Yamato River for the first time.

The precincts are refreshing and refreshing. [Festival God] Kurana Tamashii God. In Kojiki, Ukanomitama no Kami In Nihon Shoki, Ukanomitama Mikoto It seems like.