Kasuga Shrine

It's a shrine with no people, but it's pretty clean because it's been cleaned. I don't know because there is a stone monument, but I thought it was a historical shrine. Recently, it seems that the main shrine is opened only on a fixed day, and you can get a monthly red stamp.

Marugame Kasuga Shrine Ame-no-koro-mei, the god of rituals It used to be Kasuga Shrine, but it has been renamed to Marugame Kasuga Shrine. It is said that it was enshrined in the first year of Kobo (964) by a certain Sugawara, a priest of the Dragon King. According to the records of the Kamakura period, the former Nimura-go (now Kawanishi-cho) had a mansion in the Kofukuji territory with the connection of Mr. Fujiwara. Looking at the place where our company is located almost in the center, it seems that it was solicited from Kasuga Taisha, the god of Mr. Fujiwara. During the Tensho era, the shrine was destroyed by the invasion of the former Tosa Chosokabe Motochika, but the Shintai was rescued from the flames. The main shrine was rebuilt in 1637, and it was re-enshrined. In 1872, it was listed as a village shrine of the old shrine. Ame-no-Komei, the god of rituals, is a god who gave a congratulatory message to Amaterasu when Amaterasu Omikami hid in Amanoiwato. In addition, he was given a god to help the heavenly grandson from the great god, and when the heavenly grandson descended, he served as a director and was called the god of the heavenly grandson. It is the ancestor god of Mr. Nakatomi (later Mr. Fujiwara) who governed the Shinto ritual in the Yamato court. In 1945, Mr. Sanyo Fujita, who wrote the congratulatory speech to His Majesty the Emperor at the ceremony of the imperial prince Akihito's adult crown, is from Kawanishi-cho. Thank you. A monument to Dr. Sanyo Fujita, who deserves to be called a praise for his achievements, has been erected. Kawanishi Shrine and Invention Shrine are the end shrines of the precincts. There is a guardian forest such as camphor tree in the very wide precincts, and it is a space where you can feel at ease as it is beautifully worn and cleansed. By the way, the priest is currently serving at Tamura Shrine, and the hall of worship will open on a fixed day of the month. Please refer to the homepage for details.

* With red stamp (limited date and time) Ame-no-Koyomi is the Goddess Festival Ame no Koyane no Mikoto With the god that appears in Amanoiwato mythology It is also worshiped as a god of success. March 14, 3rd year of Reiwa This is the second visit The worship hall is relatively new, A shrine with a history of over 1000 years This time, I would like to ask Mr. Miyaji a question of concern! I "Do you usually do another job?" Miyaji "I'm usually at Tamura Shrine (Shows Tamura Shrine just before my stamp book) ... " Mr. Miyaji is still inexperienced in the priesthood, etc. I talked a little bit! !! !! After leaving Kasuga Shrine, I wondered if it was something to do with it. To Tamura Shrine! While walking around the precincts, I heard a dog barking that seemed to be painful Suddenly, a dog in a neighboring house ... (omitted) I was a little injured, but I was able to help. Because I talked to the priest of Kasuga Shrine I think the dog "Kuro" was saved! Thank you, Mr. Miyaji!

It is a shrine where you can feel the quiet air. It is a shrine where you can receive a double-page spread stamp, which is rare in Kagawa Prefecture. The award date is described on the website. Please note that it is very difficult to enter from the entrance to the parking lot. When you enter the road where you can see the torii gate of the shrine from Route 18, you can see the side of the shrine and the parking lot. The awarding of the red stamp can be handled inside the shrine, so if you take off your shoes and go inside, there will be a priest.