Kokuwakura Shrine - Iwaki

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住所 :

Agetsuchi-30 Taira, Iwaki, Fukushima 970-8026, Japan

電話 : 📞 +89
Postal code : 970-8026
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Agetsuchi-30 Taira, Iwaki, Fukushima 970-8026, Japan
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子鍬倉神社境内に八坂神社、菅社天満宮もまつられています。
Yasaka Shrine and Sugesha Tenmangu Shrine are also enshrined in the grounds of Kohokura Shrine.
鈴木宏美 on Google

御札は予約していたのですぐ受け取れましたが、境内を駐車場にしていたのでとても混雑してました。 人が多く結構、密でした。
I had a reservation for the bill, so I received it immediately, but it was very crowded because the precincts were a parking lot. There were many people and it was quite dense.
クーラ on Google

通称、けんしゃですね。 正面からだと一段辺り20センチ位の階段なので、それが辛い方は魚栄の方にもう少し緩やかな階段がありますので、そちらを利用するか、裏から境内に駐車して利用されると良いでしょう。
It's commonly known as Kensha. From the front, there is a staircase of about 20 cm per step, so if you have a hard time, there is a slightly gentler staircase towards Uoei, so it is better to use that or park in the precincts from the back. ..
大内政雄 on Google

子鍬倉神社 (こくわくらじんじゃ)と読みます。 けんしゃとも呼ばれているようです。 表参道からの階段はとても急です。 以下神社本庁 全国神社祭祀祭礼総合調査より 当社は、旧県社で祭神倉稲魂命を祀り衣食住の神として又、平の町の氏神様として尊崇されている。 子鍬倉神社の社名は、日本全国ただ一社だけの社名であるばかりでなく、「子」は蚕を意味し、当地方でも養蚕の盛んな時代には蚕を「お子さん」と呼んで大切にしていたように「衣」を代表する言葉である。「鍬」は農具を意味して「食」を代表し、「倉」は古代に於ける物品出納の場所で経済即ち「住」を意味して「子鍬倉」の御社名は正に「衣食住」を代表するに相応しい社名であり、よく御祭神の神徳を表現した尊いいわれのある名前である。 創建は古く、平安時代第51代平城天皇の大同元年(西暦806年)と伝えられ、第60代醍醐天皇の御代の「延喜式」の神名帳に当神社の名があり、これは「式内社」と呼ばれ由緒ある古い神社と称せられ式内社磐城七社の一つである。又古くは磐城四郡の総鎮守と称せられ、平城三社の一つとしても歴代の平城主の厚い尊崇を受け神領の寄進を受けていた。 明治6年3月に全国的に社格制度が実施され、当時磐前県は当神社を県社の第一号に指定した。これにより氏子民は地方神社の最高峰として尊崇の誠を捧げ、社格制度の廃止となった現在においても「県社」の愛称で親しまれているのは是所以である。 当社は古来平桜町(現在の磐城女子高校内)に鎮座したが、慶長7年(1602年)平城主鳥居忠政公が平城を築くに当たり社地を収め神社修復を怠り荒廃するに至った。その後平城主内藤公は敬神の念篤く、由緒ある当神社の荒廃を嘆かれて現在の揚土台に社地を賜り復興させたのである。しかし、天保2年4月(1831年)火災の為に神殿・古文書・神宝など殆どを焼失し、現在価値ある古文書・神宝などがないのが残念である。その後、嘉永6年5月(1853)官民協力して社殿を復興させ、その当時のものとして現在の本殿と額殿(旧拝殿)が現存している。その後順次境内を整備し現在の拝殿・幣殿は昭和4年建築のものである。 例祭は新暦の4月18日に祭典が行われ、4月の最終土曜日・日曜日に神輿渡御が行われている
I read "Kokakukura Shrine". It also seems to be called a penny. The stairs from Omotesando are very steep. Below from the main office of the main shrine Shinto shrine ritual festival general survey Our company is worshiped as a god of clothing, food and shelter and a god of worship in the town of Hirano. Not only is the company name of only one company in Japan all over the country, but "child" also means a whale, and it is important to call a whale "child" in a period of active sericulture in this region. It is a word representing "clothes" as it was. “鍬” stands for agricultural tools and represents “food”, “kura” means the place of goods delivery in ancient times and means economy, ie “living”, and your company name of “Koshikura” is exactly “ It is a company name appropriate for representing food, food, and housing, and is a well-preserved name that often expresses the godlyness of the deity. It is said that the foundation is old, and it is said that the Great Era of Emperor Heian of the Heian Era, 51st Century, in 806 AD, and the name of the shrine is in the directory of the "Yenkichi" of the 60th Emperor of the Emperor's Day. It is one of the seven shrines known as the Shichinai-sha, an ancient shrine with a long history. Also, it has long been referred to as the general guardian of Ibaraki Shirogun, and has received the donation of the philosopher under the great honor of the great castle lords of successive generations as one of the three castles. The corporate rating system was implemented nationwide in March 1887, and at that time, Toyama Prefecture designated this shrine as the first prefecture company. As a result, the children and sons dedicated deity and honor as the highest peak of the local shrine, and even now that the company rating system has been abolished, it is no less than a good place to be known as a "Prefectural company". Our company settled in ancient times Hirazakuracho (now in Ibaraki Women's High School), but in the case of Keicho 7 (1602), it was decided that the main castle Torii Tashiro of the Great Castle built the castle and neglected the restoration of the shrine. After that, Heijo lord Naito Ko was arrogant of the godliness and lamented the venerable ruins of this historical shrine, and he revived the company on the current lifting base. However, it is a pity that the temple, the ancient documents, the sacred treasures, etc. were burned down for fire in the Tenpo April 2 (1831), and there are no ancient documents, the sacred treasures, etc. that are currently valuable. After that, Kanaga May 2006 (1853) worked on public-private cooperation to revive the main hall, and the current main hall and the main hall (old worship hall) exist as the thing at that time. After that, the temples are gradually improved, and the current halls and temples are from 1945. The annual festival is held on April 18 of the new calendar, and the shrine is held on the last Saturday and Sunday of April.
ヤマトアスカ on Google

初詣に行きました、今年は人が少なく並ぶこと無くお詣りできました?
I went to Hatsumode, this year I was able to pray without a few people ?
加藤真二 on Google

セブンイレブンの道路向かいから坂道を登ると看板があった。暫く進むと清々しい神殿。帰りは、正面階段を降りたが、かなりの傾斜。手すりを掴んで恐々降りた。学生さんの通学路にもなっているようです。
There was a signboard when I climbed the slope from the opposite side of the 7-Eleven road. A refreshing temple after a while. On the way back, I went down the front stairs, but there was a considerable slope. I grabbed the railing and got off. It seems that it is also a school route for students.
中小路朋明 on Google

いわき駅から近い好立地。 高台にあるため市街をいい具合に拝むことができます。 車でもアクセス可能ですがおススメは市街側から石段を登るルート。 神社の石段の近くにはうなぎの名店魚栄さんがあります。 参拝後に魚栄さんで鰻をいただくのが私のおススメです。
Good location near Iwaki station. Because it is on a hill, you can worship the city in good condition. It is accessible by car, but the recommended route is to climb the stone steps from the city side. Near the stone steps of the shrine, there is a famous eel restaurant, Uoe. It is my recommendation to have eels with Mr. Uoe after worshiping.
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Brendan McMahon on Google

Visiting Japanese friends, I was fortunate enough to visit with them in the New Year and stroll the grounds marveling at the honest posted messages in supplication for fertility. I was then invited to be part of a ceremony where they received a blessing from the shrine in a 15 minute ceremony. The drum was beaten and the name blessed. The priest intoned a solemnmessage to the Gods and we then we individually 'blessed' for want of a better word. Let's hope it's a good year.

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