Kihihisageinaka Shrine - Ishioka

Name: Kihihisageinaka Shrine - Ishioka
Address: Ishioka, Ibaraki 315-0001, Japan, 315-0001, Japan

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住所：	Ishioka, Ibaraki 315-0001, Japan
Postal code :	315-0001
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

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N	Noridar後藤 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
木	木村勝恵 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 懐かしい場所です?? It is a nostalgic location.
m	mizukusa kasumigaura on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ きびさげ稲荷神社。創建は不明。神社誌では江戸時代となっているが、言い伝えによると常陸大掾氏の時代鬼門を守る社として祀られた。これは私の推論ですが黍（きび）とは五穀のひとつ縄文時代からの穀物のひとつ。黍は収穫の時期になると稲同様頭をさげる。祀られている倉稲魂命（うかのみたまのみこと）は主に稲、転じて食物の神。石岡市石岡字木比提（きびさげ）は大型商業施設を含みかなり広い。大正時代は講中があり、かなり賑わったという。木の無色の奉納鳥居がかなりある。神社の隣に小さいがキツネの焼き物が賑やかに奉納されている。古老の話によるとここが昔の稲荷であったという。そこにはむかし、大きな祠「穴」があり、懐妊したキツネがすんでいたという。水戸街道の並木道。近くには一里塚がある。神社付近は林に覆われていた。道中の人々もお参りして得を得たであろう。「おあな様」の話は各地にあるが常陸府中では身ごもったキツネの話である。 Kibisage Inari Shrine. Creation is unknown. Although it is in the Edo era in the shrine magazine, according to legend, it was revered as a company that protects the demon gate of Hitachi Daigo. This is my reasoning, but millet is one of the five cereals from the Jomon period. The rice bran heads down like the rice at harvest time. The enshrined Kuramata soul life is mainly rice, turning to food god. Kishisage, Ishioka City, Ishioka City is quite large, including large commercial facilities. During the Taisho era, there was a lecture and it was said that it was quite busy. There are many colorless votive torii of trees. Next to the shrine is a small but fox pottery. According to the story of the old man, this was the old Inari. In the meantime, there was a large spear “hole” and a pregnant fox was living there. The tree-lined street of Mito Kaido. There is a milestone nearby. The area around the shrine was covered with forest. People on the way would have gained by visiting. The story of “Oana-sama” is a story of a fox that has been in various places in Hitachi, but was hidden in Hitachi.
み	みけねこ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 御祭神は宇迦魂命。創建年代は不詳ですが，社伝によれば常陸大掾国香以来領主，地頭の祈願所と伝えられ，上下の崇敬篤く町の鬼門除として社殿が築かれたといわれている。昭和59年拝殿が消失，その後再建。元は広大な社地を持ち，大正時代には東京からもたくさんの講中が参拝に訪れるほどの興隆を極めたと云う。再建された拝殿は比較的新しいですが，裏の御本殿の柱などは表面が炭化していました。火の手が迫って危うい状況だったのでしょう。今では狭い裏通り沿いに入口がありますが，一の鳥居から走る参道の素木の奉納鳥居の列や境内の石碑群を見れば，往事の繁栄の様子は充分に覗うことが出来ます。丁寧に掃き清められた境内には石碑やお稲荷様と共に色鮮やかな遊具がおかれ，社殿裏は「木比提子供の遊び場」となっており，地域の拠り所，大切な鎮守であることに変わりないのは明らかです。 The deity is Ukanomitama. The date of its foundation is unknown, but according to the company's biography, it is said that the shrine was built as a lord and a prayer place for the lords of the land since Hitachi Province, and the shrine was built as a demon gate in the town, which is revered above and below. The worship hall disappeared in 1984, and then rebuilt. Originally it had a vast company ground, and during the Taisho era, it was said that it was so prosperous that many classes from Tokyo visited to worship. The reconstructed shrine is relatively new, but the pillars of the main shrine on the back have charred surfaces. It must have been a dangerous situation due to the impending fire. Nowadays, there is an entrance along a narrow back street, but if you look at the row of the dedication torii gates and the stone monuments in the precincts of the approach to the shrine that runs from Ichinotorii, you can fully see the prosperity of the past. In the precincts that have been carefully swept away, colorful playground equipment is placed along with stone monuments and Inari-sama, and the back of the shrine is a "Kihisage children's playground", which is an important guardian of the area. Obviously it doesn't change.