Kon'yō Shrine - Chiba

Name: Kon'yō Shrine - Chiba
Address: 4 Chome-803 Makuharicho, Hanamigawa Ward, Chiba, 262-0032, Japan, 262-0032, Japan

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住所：	4 Chome-803 Makuharicho, Hanamigawa Ward, Chiba, 262-0032, Japan
Postal code :	262-0032
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Shinto shrine ,

4 Chome-803 Makuharicho, Hanamigawa Ward, Chiba, 262-0032, Japan

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工	工藤博司 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 芋神さまとして慕われている。“食べ物に不自由をしんように。”とお詣りを。 I am adored as a potato god. He prayed, "Let's cripple the food."
s	s inoue on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 昔は石段を登るような丘の上にあったみたです。敷地が広いのにお社以外はなにもない、逆に珍しい神社です。 I used to see it on a hill like climbing stone steps. Although the site is large, there is nothing but a shrine, and on the contrary, it is a rare shrine.
穴	穴井解 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ サツマイモを広めるきっかけをつくった人を祀る神社です。JRをググる道路工事でキレイに整備されたようです。竈や火避けの神様の秋葉神社の境内になります。 It is a shrine that worships those who created the opportunity to spread sweet potatoes. It seems that it was beautifully constructed with road construction that makes JR good. It will be inside the precincts of Akihabara Shrine of God who avoids fire and fire.
乙	乙名丹次郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ かつて、この口コミに、通説に従って青木昆陽のことを書いたのだが、その後調べてみると、彼はこの地で満足な作付の指導などはほぼしていない。なにしろ、享保19年と20年の２回、合計で７日間しか滞在していないのだ。後に当地にやってきた、薩摩出身の浪人が、「そんな粗雑なやり方で、芋はできない」と、きちっと苗床を作る方法から指導してくれたおかげで、やっとまともな収穫が上がるようになったのだ（『郷土千葉の歴史』181ページ、ぎょうせい、昭和59年）。救荒作物としてのサツマイモの普及に努めた「甘藷先生」は、当地幕張（かつては馬加、マクワリ）を試験栽培地とし、飢饉の際には多数の人命がサツマイモに救われた……として、千葉県の小学生には、かつては郷土史の中で偉人として教えられていた。「イモ神様」と崇められた無名の薩摩浪人と、幕府が取り立てた青木昆陽をすり替え、後者を祀り上げることによって、享保の大飢饉における、江戸幕府への民衆の不満を押さえ込みたかったようである。ということで、ガッカリポイントを差し引いて、星２つ。 I once wrote about Konyo Aoki in this review according to the conventional wisdom, but when I looked it up afterwards, he gave little guidance on planting in this area. After all, he has only stayed for a total of seven days, twice in Kyoho 19 and 20 years. A ronin from Satsuma, who later came to the area, taught me how to make a proper nursery, saying, "I can't make potatoes in such a crude way," and I finally got a decent harvest. ("History of Chiba, Hometown," page 181, Gyosei, 1984). "Mr. Kanyo", who tried to popularize sweet potatoes as a famine crop, used Makuhari (formerly Maka, Makuwari) as a trial cultivation area, and many lives were saved by sweet potatoes during famine. Elementary school students in Chiba Prefecture were once taught as great men in local history. It seems that he wanted to suppress the dissatisfaction of the people with the Edo Shogunate during the Great Famine of Kyoho by replacing the unknown Satsuma Ronin who was worshiped as "potato god" with Konyo Aoki who was collected by the Shogunate and enshrining the latter. is there. So, after deducting the disappointing points, 2 stars.
太	太田るみ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 知る人ぞ知る、薩摩芋を関東にひろめ飢饉から救った青木昆陽を祭る神社。そういえば目黒不動尊にも薩摩芋が植えられ青木昆陽の事が書かれていたな。 A shrine dedicated to Aoki Kunyo, who knows and saves sweet potatoes in the Kanto region from the famine. Speaking of which, Meguro Fudoson was planted with sweet potatoes and the description of Aoki Kunyo was written.
横	横蛸 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 青木昆陽といえば江戸の飢饉をさつまいもで救った農学者。 Konyo Aoki is an agronomist who saved the famine of Edo with sweet potatoes.
A	Ak Taki on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 京成幕張駅から徒歩１分位の場所にあります。青木昆陽さんを祭っているみたいです。隣の秋葉神社と一緒でこの地区を守ってくれている小さい神社です。 It is located about a minute's walk from Keisei Makuhari Station. It seems that you are celebrating Kunyo Aoki. It is a small shrine that protects this area together with the neighboring Akiba Shrine.
山	山川海 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 八代将軍・徳川吉宗の命により、サツマイモの東日本での栽培に成功した青木昆陽、芋神様を祀る神社です。京成幕張の改札を抜けると、もう社殿が見えます。道路建設による移転により、真新しい感じがしてあまり趣はありません。敷地内を地下道が通るという珍しい神社です。青木昆陽は小石川、九十九里、幕張の三か所で栽培を試したそうですが、幕張のみで成功したと伝えられています。幕張が選ばれたのは昆陽を将軍に推薦した町奉行、大岡忠相の弥力の給地であったためです。実は実際にサツマイモの栽培に成功したのは昆陽ではなく薩摩の人間であったとか、幕張の試験場にはほとんど来ていなかったとか、昆陽の業績を疑問視する記録もありますが、昆陽が著した蕃薯考がサツマイモの普及に繋がり、飢饉時にたくさんの人が救われました。ちなみに、墓所の瀧泉寺（目黒不動）には甘藷先生之墓。九十九里町には「関東地方甘藷栽培発祥の地」の碑が建てられています。 This shrine enshrines Aoki Konyō and Imogami, who succeeded in cultivating sweet potatoes in eastern Japan at the behest of Yoshimune Tokugawa, the eighth shogun. After passing through the Keisei Makuhari ticket gate, you can already see the shrine. Due to the relocation due to road construction, it feels brand new and not very tasteful. It is a rare shrine where an underpass runs through the premises. Aoki Konyō tried cultivating in three places, Koishikawa, Kujukuri, and Makuhari, but it is said that he succeeded only in Makuhari. Makuhari was chosen because it was the source of the power of Tadashi Ooka, a machi-bugyō who recommended Koya to the shogun. Actually, there are records that questioned the achievements of Kunyo, such as that it was not Kunyo but Satsuma who actually succeeded in cultivating sweet potatoes, and that they rarely came to the Makuhari test site, but Kunyo wrote. Satsuma thought led to the spread of sweet potatoes, and many people were saved during famine. By the way, at Takisenji Temple (Meguro Fudo) in the graveyard, there is a grave of Mr. Kanyo. A monument of "the birthplace of sweet potato cultivation in the Kanto region" is erected in Kujukuri Town.