Kumano Shrine - Hamamatsu

Name: Kumano Shrine - Hamamatsu
Address: 4708 Takatsukacho, Minami Ward, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka 432-8065, Japan, 432-8065, Japan

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住所：	4708 Takatsukacho, Minami Ward, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka 432-8065, Japan
電話：	📞 +8888
Postal code :	432-8065
Webサイト：	http://www.takatsukakumano.com/
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

4708 Takatsukacho, Minami Ward, Hamamatsu, Shizuoka 432-8065, Japan

Best Shinto shrine in japan

齋	齋竹正弘 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2021年1月2日に初詣。JR高塚駅から南下して徒歩5分弱です。推定樹齢500年の椎の木が有り、社殿や別宮は全体的に朱色で統一されており、敷地内は広くないですが良い雰囲気が有ります。駐車場は広く、砂利ですが完備されております。自動車で参拝の方は道路が狭いので注意が必要です。熊手を購入しようとしましたが、販売しておりませんでした。今度、参拝する時は御朱印帳を持って行きたいと思います。 First visit on January 2, 2021. It is less than 5 minutes on foot from JR Takatsuka Station. There is an estimated 500-year-old vertebrate tree, and the shrine and annex are unified in vermilion, and the site is not large, but it has a nice atmosphere. The parking lot is large and gravel but fully equipped. Those who worship by car should be careful because the road is narrow. I tried to buy a rake, but it wasn't for sale. Next time, I would like to bring my stamp book with me when I visit.
K	Koji Wakanabe on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 八咫烏の熊野神社。階段からの鳥居で車椅子ユーザービビりますが、左の方からスロープで上がれます。砂利がきついので、苦戦はしますけど、ちゃんと境内まで行けますので、ご安心を。八咫烏、すごいな・・なんかいいことありそう、朱色が綺麗な本殿、朝早いので、人もおらずゆっくりできました。社務所は8amからやっています。白い砂利を踏むのはちょっと気が引けますが、優しく対応いただきました。八咫烏のおみくじ、ちょっとリアルね Kumano Shrine in Yatagarasu. Wheelchair users will be afraid at the torii gate from the stairs, but you can go up the slope from the left side. The gravel is so tight that you will have a hard time, but you can go to the precincts properly, so don't worry. Yatagarasu, it's amazing ... There seems to be something good, the main shrine with beautiful vermilion, early in the morning, so I was able to relax without people. The office starts from 8am. It's a little distracting to step on the white gravel, but he kindly responded. Yatagarasu fortune is a little real
う	うどん仙人 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 八咫烏ポストが気になる存在御朱印は月限定含め5種類がある階段はあるが、階段を避けた坂道もある Existence that Yatagarasu post is worrisome There are 5 types of red stamps, including monthly ones. There are stairs, but there are also slopes that avoid the stairs
a	akio ohnishi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 駐車場は神社正面の左側に２ヶ所有りました。整備された良い神社でした? お昼なのに御朱印三種類の対応ありがとうございました☺️ There are two parking lots on the left side in front of the shrine There was. It was a good shrine that was maintained ? Thank you for the support of the three types of red stamps even though it is lunch ☺️
濱	濱乃翔穏 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 今から千年ほど前の平安時代に、紀州にある熊野神社の熊野権現を勧請した神社で、熊野三社権現と称されていました。江戸時代末期の安政年間、神主が「高い丘を作って民を救え」というお告げを夢で見たことにより、村人が協力して土を盛って避難したおかげで、1855年に発生した安政の大地震に伴う津波から、多くの命が救われたと言い伝えられています。また一説には、安政の大津波の犠牲者を埋葬し、その上に浜の砂を盛り上げて高い塚を築いたとも言われています。その言い伝えの通り、高塚熊野神社自体が標高9mほどの場所に建築されていて、本殿東には案内看板に「お宮の山」とある、標高12mほどの土盛り（高い塚）があって古い巨木が生えています。「高塚」の地名はこの土盛りに由来するとされ、高塚熊野神社の名称自体も「高い塚の上に築かれた熊野神社」の意味だったのではないかと思わせます。地名「高塚」の由来は、江戸時代の「津波マウンド」だったのですね。〔写真1〕拝殿と樹齢500年のご神木（左端）〔写真2〕高塚熊野神社を裏側から見たもので、右端は神社本殿。「高い塚」の状態がよくわかります〔写真3〕「高い塚」の頂上部で、標高は約12m About a thousand years ago, in the Heian period, it was a shrine that solicited Kumano Gongen from Kumano Shrine in Kishu, and was called Kumanosanzan Gongen. During the Ansei era at the end of the Edo period, the priest dreamed of telling him to "build a high hill and save the people," and the villagers cooperated to evacuate the area. It is said that many lives were saved from the tsunami caused by the great earthquake. According to one theory, the victims of the Ansei tsunami were buried, and the sand on the beach was raised to build a high mound. As the saying goes, Takatsuka Kumano Shrine itself is built at an altitude of about 9m, and in the east of the main shrine there is an old giant tree with an altitude of about 12m (high mound) with "Omiyayama" on the signboard. Is growing. The place name of "Takatsuka" is said to be derived from this earthen mound, and it makes me think that the name of Takatsuka Kumano Shrine itself means "Kumano Shrine built on a high mound". The origin of the place name "Takatsuka" was "Tsunami mound" in the Edo period. [Photo 1] Haiden and 500-year-old Shinboku (far left) [Photo 2] A view of Takatsuka Kumano Shrine from the back, with the main shrine on the far right. You can see the state of the "high mound" well [Photo 3] At the top of the "high mound", the altitude is about 12m.
幸	幸子（さちどら） on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 無料駐車場あり、御朱印あり。そんなに大きくない神社ですが、熊野と共通の八咫烏、なぎの木など、直前に熊野に訪問しており、偶然ですが嬉しくなりました。 There is a free parking lot and there is a red stamp. It's not a big shrine, but I visited Kumano just before, such as Yatagarasu and Nagi no Ki, which are common to Kumano. I'm happy.
中	中村中 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 高塚熊野神社創建は不詳だが、延久年間(1069~1074年)と伝えられている。後三条天皇と白河天皇の御代にあたる。拝殿は東海道本線高塚駅から2分程だが、一の鳥居は旧東海道に面している。以下、高塚熊野神社のホームページより抜粋し転記する。当社は、後三条天皇の延久年間（約940年前）に創建されたと口伝され、紀州和歌山の熊野本宮の神主が諸国行脚の途中でこの地に足を留めて祭祀したと伝えられ、熊野三社権現と称えられました。あるとき、神主が「高い丘を作って人々を救え」という不思議な夢を見たので、村人と図って神社の裏山に土をもりあげました。その後、「安政の大地震」が起こり、津波の為多くの死者が出ましたが、この里の人々はこの丘に避難して難を逃れたと伝えられます。又一説には、大津波の犠牲者をこの地に葬り沢山の砂を浜から運んで（浜垢離の起源）、高い墓を築いたと・・・。大きな（高い）墓（つか）であったので大墓、後に高塚（たかつか）と呼ぶようになり、地名になったと伝えられています。 Takatsuka Kumano Shrine The construction is unknown, but it is said that it was in the Enkyu period (1069-1074). It is the reign of Emperor Gosanjo and Emperor Shirakawa. The hall of worship is about 2 minutes from Takatsuka Station on the Tokaido Main Line, but Ichinotorii faces the old Tokaido. The following is an excerpt from the homepage of Takatsuka Kumano Shrine and posted. It is said that our company was founded during the Enkyu era (about 940 years ago) of Emperor Go-Sanjo, and it is said that the priest of Kumano Hongu in Kishu Wakayama stopped and worshiped at this place during the pilgrimage to each country. It was praised as the company's current. At one point, the priest had a mysterious dream of "building a high hill and saving people," so he and the villagers raised the soil in the mountains behind the shrine. After that, the "Great Ansei Earthquake" occurred and many people died due to the tsunami, but it is said that the people of this village evacuated to this hill and escaped the difficulties. Another theory is that the victims of the great tsunami were buried here and a lot of sand was carried from the beach (the origin of the beach kori) and a tall tomb was built. Since it was a large (high) tomb, it was called a large tomb and later Takatsuka, and it is said that it became a place name.
Y	Yotaro Suzuki on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ＪＲ高塚駅の目の前にあります。小ぢんまりした神社ですが、朱色がキレイで毎年初詣に訪れます。駐車場はありますが、あまり多くは停められません。電車で行くといいでしょう。歩いて10分も掛からない場所に「さわやか」がありますよ。 It is in front of JR Takatsuka Station. Although it is a small shrine, the vermilion color is beautiful and it is visited for the first time every year. There is a parking lot, but not many can be parked. You should go by train. There is "refreshing" in a place that takes less than 10 minutes on foot.