Kezonumainari Shrine - Namegata

Today was a festival, and only the locals were excited. Red rice also behaves only to some people and is lonely. I can't go next year.

It is a shrine without anyone, but it's a pretty fabrication shrine I thought that Kiki is unusual for things with fir tree Anecdotes of the time when the country of Hitachi was made were written and statues were written, too There is a parking lot and there is also a toilet

It's not a resident, but it's a big shrine. There are statues of Kitshiko and Kitshime who once ruled the land. In addition, a splendid ring is made behind the shrine. The approach is lined with cherry blossoms, and it seems beautiful at the right time.

The festival god is Kuraine soul life. The name of the company seems to be due to the origin of the rebirth of the Shinshin god that appeared from the swamp behind the shrine. In 1478, the then lord of the civilization, Ogura, created the guardian deity of the land of Takeda. In 1534, Takeda Kai's genealogy, Takeda Tsushin, was rebuilt in 1534 to offer sumo wrestling. At this time, the god of the "first-ranked Sunuma Inari Daimyojin" was given, and the guardianship of Takeda Kugasato Was done. During the Edo era, a poet summoned a guest and was sung by saying, "If you want to see Edo, take a trip to Takeda, Takeda Sanjuku Edo wins," and there are 9 Monzen teahouses. After writing this, I usually keep saying, "The old glory, Izuko. The wind just passes over the decayed cornerstone..." Although there are no 9 teahouses, a long, long approach runs from the south side parallel to the prefectural road No. 184 Shimanami Hokoda Line, and the vast precinct surrounded by water fences has a wonderful shrine, a lantern, and a stone monument that are bright to the eye. We were lined up and, to my surprise, there was a full-fledged ring with a roof and even a grandstand. Ryogoku Kokugikan is not inferior to Ryogoku Kokugikan, but it is a considerable one. Our company is also called “Sekitori Inari”, and it is said that youth sumo worshiping prayer for good harvest and shrine maiden dance by female children will be dedicated to the summer festival. In addition, there are statues of Suntsu Bikko and Sunzu Bikyo in the precincts, but in the Hitachi Fudoki, the male and female patriarchs of Kunisu (the indigenous people) did not obey Emperor Yamu (Japanese War Retirement), so life was lost. When he pulled out his sword and cut out the Sunzu Bikko, a fearful Sunzu Bisho worshiped him, and he was so compassionate that he allowed him to live there. The editor of Hitachi Fudoki may have said that he was “excellent in life and military power, compassionate. President Yoyo!”, but the conquerors would not think so. This sculpture was made by local sculptor Hisako Miyaji, but the appearance of Nakamura Mutsumi Sumitsu Bikou and Sumitsu Bisuke has no point of view from the Yamato Imperial Court side.

There are two Basho monuments at the Inn in Kasuma [Kasunuma Shrine]. (1) I can't sing a long day Monument erected in 1860. (2) Autumn without people who go down this road This monument was built in 1858 (Ansei 5) and is 2 km high. The phrase of Tokaisha Ryogoku is also engraved. 松 The peak pine that won't become yesterday At the bottom of the monument is a picture of Basho (plant).

It is easy to understand because it is located along the prefectural road. If you go through the torii gate, you can enter the precincts at the end, even if you go on the prefectural road without going through the torii gate. There is also ?.