Kifune Shrine - Ota City

I worshiped today and received the handwritten red stamp. Thank you very much for your kindness and politeness and for the cold tea. I will visit you again.

We visited to receive the red stamp (3/11). There is a small bridge in front of the worship hall (in addition, a shallow groove imitating a river imitating the Temizuya as a water source is dug so as to cross the precincts) .

Omori Kifune Shrine. The god of ritual is Takanogami.

It's a shrine that is cherished locally.

There was a Kifune Shrine in Tokyo ...! When I was looking at the map around Genseiji Temple, I found an unexpected shrine, so I visited it at the same time. By the way, it is confusing that the Kyoto person was Kifune Shrine, the branch of Midorogaike on the Kurama Kaido in Kyoto was Kifune, and Omori was also Kifune Shrine. Then, if it is your "Fune" other than the head temple of Kyoto, it seems that there is also your "Fune" shrine in Shinagawa, so it is confusing and I do not understand well. By the way, the park in our neighborhood is Kifune Hori Park ... However, this time the purpose is to explore the history of Jakubo Shrine-Genseiji Temple, so I will not worry about that. Since the historical writing is a little difficult to read to my eyes due to the contrast, I copied and edited the contents of other worshipers, but our company preceded Genseiji Temple (Kaiganji Temple at the time of its construction). It seems that it was because there was this Kibune Shrine that the Honorable people prayed for rain. After all, Shinbutsu Shugo is the ancient Japanese belief ... The deity of the Kifune Shrine is a dragon god called the god of Takanori, and it can be said that it seems to be Omori, who was originally fishing in the seaweed farm. Talking to myself about my experience with the sea, I have never fished. However, I have experienced several overnight voyages from Miyazaki to Kobe on the Miyazaki Car Ferry. When I first got on the train, it was June when a typhoon that should not have landed in Japan had just occurred in the distant South Sea around the Philippines. However, as soon as we went out to the open sea from the jetty of Miyazaki Port, a violent shaking hit the ship. At that time, I was feeling seasick and nausea, and I was stuffed with a supper buffet because I paid for it. All the sailors spread their arms wide and endured the shaking, but ... The onboard restaurant and bathing were all approaching time, so the passengers took a movement that surpassed that of skilled sailors. If you finish eating and bathing in a hurry, it will be time to turn off the lights, but it will be difficult to fall asleep. The waves are amazing, not to mention the vibration of the old diesel engine, which is 25 years old. The total length of Miyazaki Car Ferry is 170m. The total ton number reached 11931 tons, which is larger than the Kurofune and Kanrin Maru, but in front of the typhoon-filled sea, it was no different from a small boat of bamboo grass, and after the dinner buffet, it was a full course of waves and loads on the ship. .. This was the rolling of rolling, the pitching of back and forth, and the sound of the hull squeaking when the ferry fell into the waves, reminiscent of the illustrations of the introductory books on warships such as hogging and sagging. This is what it means for a man in the sea to be strong. Fight nature every day, find invisible routes and schools of fish, make accurate decisions, finish fishing before the schools of fish escape, and ensure that passengers and cargo are safe and secure while the freshness of the catch does not decline. You have to lead to the port by the promised time. The rigor of education of modern seamen and SDF personnel and the harshness of fishermen are the result of this environment. Even more so, the dragon god that controls water must have been very important for fishermen from the Kamakura period to the pre-modern period when the Omori Kifune Shrine was founded, where only a few people could ride in a small boat and row into the sea. Now, let's return to the modern Kifune Shrine. Although it was rebuilt after the war, there is an end shrine on the left side of the wooden main shrine. Kumano Shrine has two simple torii gates on the right, and Kibune Inari Shrine is the last shrine with a bright red torii gate on the left. There is a difference in handling between Kumano and Kibune Inari, but the name of Kibune is also attached, and Inari-sama seems to be a woman named Toyoukebime Nomikoto, so I have to make it a little fashionable (sweat). There is a small stone arch bridge in front of the hall of worship, but there is a culvert underneath, and it seems that a stream used to flow. I think it would be nice to peel it off even inside the shrine, but the water that comes out of the culvert gives off a foul odor, so there's nothing I can do about it ... It is presumed that Kifunehori Park, which bears the name of our neighborhood, is probably a park built by reclaiming an underdrain or a moat. The deterioration will not subside, so I would like the capital and local governments to do something about it. I think there are things you can do, such as flushing water that has been treated to the standard value at a sewage plant or cleaning the sewage pipe. I've talked too much about myself, but even though it was around 17:00 in this corona era, Mr. Miyaji was able to write a red stamp by hand. Tokyo is still unknown, and there are many places to explore the past. I want to see it as much as possible. [honorable history] The date of foundation is unknown. According to the shrine, the 90th Emperor Kameyama, on June 3, 1266, from a person in Kamakura, Daio Tanaka was the founder of Kaiganji Temple (now Genseiji Temple), Hojo Shigetsune. It is said that he moved to the area with (the sixth son of the time) and enshrined Kumano Shrine, the deity he had been holding, as the last shrine. From this, it is presumed that it has a history of 1000 years since it was enshrined in the Heian period before the construction of Genseiji Temple. It is said that the three dragons are serving as priests, and there is a tradition that if you refuse the clams and pray, the tumor will heal. In 1872, he was listed in the village shrine, and in 1885, he became the guardian of Omori. The shrine built in 1813 was destroyed by the Great Kanto Earthquake, and the rebuilt shrine was destroyed by air raids in April 1945. It took five years from 1951 (Showa 26) after the war, and the current shrine was rebuilt in 1955 (Showa 30).

The grounds were well maintained and cleaned. Goshushi was absent from the office.

Takafune Shrine. About 15 minutes on foot from Keikyu and Heiwajima stations. It is just outside the shopping street. There is a bridge in the precincts.

I met him during the run. It was a refreshing atmosphere with cleanliness.