金櫻神社奧社跡

I'm getting stuck

Quietly in a quiet mountain. There are stone steps and stone walls with buildings.

The location is a little difficult to understand. Let's find the torii first. You can see it from the road behind the information board. A short walk will bring you to the site of a sacred atmosphere.

One of the Kanazakura Shrines listed in the section of Yamanashi-gun, Kai Province in the Shinto shrine. ・ This place is a mountain worship site from the Heian period to the Warring States period called the Somaguchi Kanazakura Shrine Okushachi site (however, it seems that people have been invading from ancient times, and Yayoi pottery has also been found), and it is called Takamagahara. It is in. If you climb about 10 minutes from the forest road, you will find a stone staircase covered with moss, a megalith, and a terrace divided into three steps around it. On the terrace at the top, there is a shrine of the inner shrine. Kanazakura Shrine is a shrine enshrined as a satomiya at the entrance to the mountain in various parts of the Kofu basin, as opposed to the mountain palace of Gojoiwa (Zao Gongen), which sits on the summit of Mt. Kinpu. So to speak, it is the base of Mt. Kinpu worship, and in addition to Somaguchi, there are shrines of the same name in Utada, Yamanashi City, Manriki, and Mitake, Kofu City. ・ It seems that this site was investigated in detail in 2006, and it was only recently that the whole picture was found. The range of the ruins is 100m from east to west and 200m from north to south, but the surrounding area is widely masonry and seems to be more extensive. ・ According to the signboard at the entrance of the forest road, it is as follows. Kanazakura Shrine Okusha Site Kinpu Shrine was solicited from Yamato Province in 853, and became the shrine of Daizen Temple in Yonezawa. When this place was called Takamagahara and was a sacred place for Shugendo of mountain worship and esoteric Buddhism, Mt. It prospered as a roadside palace. The road from here to Kurokoma is called the Dosha Kaido. In the 10th year of the Tensho era (1582), the Oda army struck a fire and burned down shrines and temples. After that, Satomiya moved to the present location (Note: Satomiya introduced tomorrow) in the second year of Shotoku (1712) through Nihonmatsu. The stone walls of the past, the cornerstones of the building, and the monuments of ancient characters are left in the inner shrine area, and the real powers of shrines and priests such as Higashiya, Nishitani, Aoyama Chibo, Gomazaka, Donoue, Daimon Kudari, etc. There is a historic site in memory. ・ The solicitation from Yamato Province here is probably Kinpu Shrine. I was very interested in the "monument of ancient characters", but unfortunately it was weathered and I couldn't read it at all. However, according to the 2006 survey report, "The stone monument in the Yarai character format, which is said to be an ancient character, is a split stone with arrow holes left on the back side since the early modern period, and it looks like an engraving with natural cracks on the surface. It's a thing. " In addition, the guide says that it was burnt down by the Oda army's fire, but since the 2006 survey did not find any burnt traces of burnt soil or buildings, it is probably a creation that was burned down by the Oda army's fire.

Kanazakura Shrine, the old company site in the theory company ⛩ It was a place that created an unusual atmosphere ?

It is the remains of Kanazakura Shrine in the mountains of Yamanashi City. Located along the road leading from the former Makioka Town to Kurobera, Kofu City, It is the center of the Yamanashi city side of the Mt. It is preserved because it is deep in the mountains, and it is a space where you can enjoy a kind of strange feeling of the times. The remains of the approach to the shrine are intricate (because the buildings themselves are dispersed to form a cathedral), and it is easy to get lost. The remains can be found on the mountaintop and ancient characters (Jindai moji).