Kuroda Shrine - Fujiidera

Yuma's house now

Calm down

The best power spot.

According to “Kuroda Shrine Engi” on the right side of the shrine's torii, it used to be a famous place for plum blossoms. It's still big enough.

If you happen to walk in a big shrine, a big float crosses the road and goes to the shrine. To prevent rain, the floats were covered by young men in the shrine. It seemed that a tent was being prepared. It was a very big big float.

[Kuroda Shrine] (Kuroda Jinja) Fujiidera City Kuroda Shrine is a Shikiuchi shrine that is listed in the Enki Shiki Shrine as Kawachigoku and Shiki-gun Zinza. According to a company tradition, it is said that the shrine of Emperor Jimmu's son, Kamihachi, is the burial site of the shrine, and when he was Emperor Nintoku, he built a temple and worshiped it. According to Fujiwara's genealogy, Kuroda Dalian was the ancestor of Fujiwara Kamaashi four generations ago. Kuroda Shrine is also considered to be a shrine where the people involved in Kuroda Dalian enshrine the grandparents of Fujiwara and Nakashin. Kuroda Dalian used to serve as Tajima Kunizo in the era of Emperor Yuta, and during the Wado year (710), he pioneered the land of Nagahama and Kinomoto and prospered as Kuroda Town. There is a Funabashi site on the bottom of the Yamato River north of Kuroda Shrine, and Yayoi earthenware can be found in the vicinity. There is also a theory that the field of the "Wujin", a tourist who settled in this area in ancient times, was transferred to Kuroda. Address: 1-23 Hojocho, Fujiidera City, Osaka Prefecture

Shiki-sha, which is listed in the section of Kawachi Kunishiki-gun in the Enki-shiki Shinmeicho. The current deities are Ame-no-Middle Priest, Amaterasu Omikami, Takemikazuchi, Futsunushi, Ame-no-Koyomi, and Hime-no-Omikami. Is dedicated to the rice spirits. " The guide stone board says, "In the ancient den, it is said that the son of Emperor Jimmu, the hidden mausoleum of Kamuyaimimi, was erected and enshrined in the reign of Emperor Nintoku." The current lineup of deities is of the Nakatomi clan, which is due to the fact that this area was under the control of the Nakatomi clan since the 8th century. There is no doubt in the land that was dominated by. This area was called Shiki-gun in ancient times, and about 200m south of this shrine is Kawachikunisatoshi, the main shrine of Shiki prefecture, and about 1km northwest of this shrine is also suspected of being Shiki-gun. It is also clear that the shrine is enshrined. The main shrine of Shiki prefecture has Kamuyaimimi as the main deity, and other gods of the Nakatomi family are enshrined. Shigi Shrine is now a godsend, but it was during the Warring States period, and the original deity was Kamuyaimimi. In ancient times, the area where Kuroda Shrine and Shiki Prefecture Main Shrine were located was under the direct control of the imperial court called Shiki Prefecture, and was managed by the Shiki Prefecture Main Family. Even so, I'm worried about the hidden mausoleum of Kamuyaimimi. This area is one of the leading complex ruins called the Kokufu complex, and human bones before the Jomon period, the graveyards of the Jomon and Yayoi people, the remains of the Kawachi Kokufu, and the remains of temples during the Hakuho period have been discovered. A little south is the Emperor Ingyō Ega Nagano Hokuryo in the middle of the 5th century, and the Nagao Highway runs a little further north than it is now, and this area was the center of the river.

Many deities are enshrined including the end of the shrine There is a mini park, so it's quite large.