Makimiya Shrine - Agatsuma District

You can have a good feeling for the remote atmosphere. Perhaps it was the base of the people who pioneered this land. We came while thanking for safety during travel.

God of deity Kita-Shirakawa Miyanohisa Kura Inatama History 1923 September 1923, the Hosei University Village was opened in 1928, and the population of the Kita Karuizawa area was increasing. Etc. were built and solicited Toyokawa Inari on August 1st, 1933 (Showa 8), but due to the mischief, he returned the Spirit on August 17th of the same year and returned the Spirit of Fushimi Inari Shrine, the head office of the company. The memorial service was held on February 16th, 1944 in 1944, and since then it has been held as a total shrine for the local shrine of the local production god. August 15th, 1945 (1945) After the end of the Great East Asian War, the Noh Hisashi, a god of the Taiwan Shrine, is the god of the northern shrine, Kita-Shirakawa Miyanomiya, and from 1882 (1895) to 1899. Until it was removed on November 5, in the vast area of ​​Asama Kogen 2000-cho Ayuyo, a large farming-style Azuma agriculture and forestry farm ( Later renamed Asama Farm) was directly operated. Since it is the shrine of the local territory, due to the desire of the local residents to enshrine this shrine for the longest time, the president of the time, the president of the family, consulted with the priest, 1912, September 12 Held a ceremonial festival in which the spirit of the Japanese and Japanese parents and the Kuraine soul are held, renamed the shrine to Makimiya Shrine, and completed the registration as a religious corporation on March 25, 1953. did. (From the precinct of the precincts) The name of Kita-Shirakawa Miyanohisa is the ancestor of Kita Karuizawa development. In 1882 (Meiji 15), we started a vast farm development including the current Asama Farm, changed the wasteland into a farm, and laid the foundation for the development of Kita Karuizawa. Makimiya Shrine is the shrine dedicated to this Kita-Shirakawa protagonist. The predecessor of the shrine begins with the arrival of Fushimi Inari Shrine in 1933. After that, in 1947 (Showa 22), Kita-Shirakawa Miyanohisa, the spirit of the life of Kuraine Tamashii, was welcomed, and the shrine name was changed to "Makinomiya Shrine", which is named after Kita-Shirakawa Prince. Kita-Shirakawa-gu is a person who had great achievements as an army soldier, and was sent to Taiwan during the Sino-Japanese War and was sick and killed on the ground. In honor of that honor, the Taiwan shrine (Taiwan Shrine), which celebrated the palace, was established in Taipei, and the Tainan Shrine was founded at the end. After the war, all of these shrines in Taiwan were closed. After the discussion with the president and the priest at the time, he welcomed the Holy Spirit to the land of Kita Karuizawa and sought to remember the virtues of Kita-Shirakawa-miya for a long time. (From the site "Kita Karuizawa Jinnbitto")