Kozanhachimangu - Okazaki

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I want to stop early in the morning, not after work.

Kabuto Yamahachimangu It is a quiet Hachiman shrine. Before the condominiums were built, Okazaki Castle was visible in the southwest. Koyamaji Temple is just south of the temple. There is a parking space, but the road is narrow and there are steep slopes, so I think it will go down forward on the way back, but please be aware that the lower side in front of the car may hit. [God] ・ Emperor Ojin (Ojintenno), the 15th emperor, the deity of Hachimangu. The god of bow and arrow. ・ Ise Okami Amaterasu Omikami, the sun god, is enshrined at the Ise Jingu Naigu as the ancestor of the imperial family. Japanese general god. ・ Sugawara no Michizane Tenjin Tenjin is worshiped as a god of learning. ・ Ieyasu Tokugawa (Ieyasu Tokugawa) Tosho Daigongen. ・ Oyamakui Mikoto: The god who is said to be the grandson of Susanoo-no-Mikoto, the guardian deity of the Tendai sect Enryakuji Temple, and is enshrined as the guardian of Koyamaji Temple. ・ Ukanomitama no Kami: Inari Okami, the god of five-grain fertility, the god of grains, the god of agriculture, and the god of commerce. This Hachiman shrine began with the ancestor of Ieyasu Tokugawa, former Hekikai-gun Anjo, and the castle owner Matsudaira Chikatada as the guardian of the castle. [History / Biography] In 1524, when Ieyasu's grandfather Kiyoyasu Matsudaira moved to Okazaki Castle, he moved from Anjo Castle to Okazaki Castle Honmaru in 1530, and then in 1562, Ieyasu acted as the guardian deity of the demon gate of Okazaki Castle. Moved to the ground (Kamiyamaji territory) and celebrated, and in 1603, Ieyasu donated 13 stones of red seal. In 1613, the shrine was rebuilt and enshrined in its current location and is revered. In 1806, Toshogu and Sannosha were enshrined in the precincts. (After the Meiji Restoration, it was separated from Koyamaji Temple by the Shinbutsu bunri decree.) Later, in 1892, it was designated as a shrine for the Sennichi Inari Shrine, and in 1907, it was designated as a Shinsen Heiha Kuryokyo Shinjinja Shrine. (Shrine shrines donated shrines to village shrines from the Meiji era to the end of the war by the prefectural governor based on the prefectural ordinance, and the shrine shrines donated shrines to prayer festivals, Niiname festivals, and regular festivals. The shrine to which the shrine fee was donated) 1910 Enshrines Hikawa Shrine In 1918, Kamei Tenmangu was rebuilt and enshrined, and in 1927, the worship hall was rebuilt and the old hall was relocated to become the Eireiden (to enshrine the spirits of the sons of this area). 1965 Heiden was built, 1969 Chozuya was built, 1948 was rebuilt. It used to be called "Rokku Hachimangu" after the name of Rokkumachi, but later it came to have many parishioners in addition to Rokkumachi, and the company name was enshrined at the top of Mt. Kabuto. For this reason, it is revered as "Kozan Hachimangu". (The above is an excerpt from the bookmark for visiting Kozan Hachimangu)