Kumano Shrine - Okazaki

It was a shrine next to the Otodonin shop, it was nice to have a taste

It is a small shrine of Yamasuko.

There is a monument called “Sasazuka” in Okunomachi, Okazaki City. 曙 Hayasaki Hase Zenpachi Kato was erected in 1877 (Meiji 10). Zenhachiro Kato is a great manor in Okudono, who founded Kayama School (the predecessor of Kayama Elementary School). The monument of the monument is Tadanori Kaibo, the first principal of Kayama School. There is also a Kato monument beside the monument.

A company that feels like a village guardian. I stopped the car when I went to the next camp. I could feel that it was kept clean and that it was cherished by the children. There is a road leading to the back, which leads you to the Seven Shrines.

There is a parking space (unpaved) on the east side of Okunojinya, on the road to the right of the torii seen from the road. The white torii gate in front of the front shrine was newly rebuilt in 2017. The Koma dog was built in 1965 and has Agata Tamaki and Kumagatako. The main shrine is a ruined, simple, and small shrine. It's not a special shrine to go all the way, but why don't you visit the temple next to Okunojinjinya? Description of Kumano Nachi Taisha Shrine (1942) "Kumano Sanzan and its Faith" p139 Company name: Village company Shrine name: Kumano Shrine Festival God: Namami Isana Settlement place: Iwazu Village, Nukata District Number of children or admirers: 28 Description by Aichi Prefectural Shrine Directory (1992) "Aichi Prefectural Shrine Directory" Festival deity: God of resolution, Isamigami, God of speed Regular holiday: October 19 There are two stone monuments on your right. "Tadamu Monument" A memorial to soldiers of the Meiji era. I couldn't read anything other than the title of "Oto Kato monument", but according to the Okuno Elementary School blog, it is the last Osonoya of the Okuno domain, Zenhachiro Kato. A person who invested private property to open the school of Okuno Clan, and said that even when he moved to the current location of Okuno Elementary School, he was donated to the school grounds and school building. Great... I'm sorry I can't read the inscription. One stone pillar. "Showa 7th Flood Recovery ○ Commemorative" ○ → Hail under the Kusakanmuri and mortar under it It seems that there were landslides and water damage due to heavy rain in July 1952. A record of a disaster that you want to remember. Next to the stone monument is the entrance to the Murashiki Shrine and observation deck.