Manai Shrine - Miyazu

It is a shrine with the best power spot in Miyazu. There is a free parking lot in front of the youth hostel for worshipers. When I went, it was partly under construction, but I refused to park it because of the people involved in the construction. Thank you. In front of the torii, there is a guardian dragon that is not a guardian dog. Unfortunately, it was not possible to take pictures in the precincts. Before worshiping, please cleanse with the water of Manai in front of the torii before visiting. In addition, Manai's water can be taken home up to 20 liters.

This is Iwakura, which enshrines Toyoke Ogami and ancient gods, and the venerable palace of Moto Ise. It was the most interesting place these days, but of course it was not possible to take pictures near the shrine, so I could see Iwakura, but I couldn't leave any pictures. What's more, mysteriously, the first battery has run out. It is a palace who made me feel the strength of something genuine. One point, it takes about 15 minutes to walk northeast from Kono Shrine. There were several cars, but there was a parking lot in front of the second torii gate. We recommend that you take enough time to visit us.

? Yes You can walk even if you park at Kono Shrine, but this is completely free. I think it will take more than 30 minutes to go to the two companies, and it will be uphill, so it is better to move by car. Photography is prohibited in the main hall of worship. I felt it was a strange place.

My sister told me that there is another shrine in the back of the Kago Shrine, so I visited for the first time. The shrine here is amazing. I did a guardian dragon without a guardian dog. The enshrined gods also did Izanagi Nomikoto, Izanamino Mikoto, and Amaterasu Omikami. When I went home to find out who the other gods were, Tsuneyasu Takeda enshrined the very first god that Mr. Tsuneyasu Takeda explained in the Kojiki edition of YouTube. This is my first time. It's like a power spot, and it seems that worshipers are bringing back water here. Also, there is a stone monument when the tsunami came to the height of this shrine, and it seems that the ancient tombs of Jomon people and Yayoi people were also excavated. Speaking of which, when I was a student, a professor of geography said that Yamatai was in Tango, and I remembered that it was strange. I feel like it's a mess these days. If Amaterasu Omikami was enshrined at Kago Shrine before moving to Ise Jingu in Mie Prefecture, I don't think the sun god is west of the base. In front of the Kago Shrine, Amaterasu Omikami was enshrined at Usa Jingu in Oita Prefecture. During the eastern expedition of Emperor Jimmu, the Yamato court moved its base to the east, right? I found out that there is an Israeli coat of arms in this shrine ... I couldn't confirm it, but where is the Jewish coat of arms?

Banza main seat (Uenomiya) deity: Toyoukebime Aiden God: Hoori Hoori, Hikobuki, Mizuhanome, Chijin Godai Iwakura Nishiza saijin: Amaterasu Okami (main god), Izanagi Okami, Izanami Okami Enshrined place: Ejiri, Miyazu City, Kyoto Prefecture (about 400m northeast of the main shrine) After visiting the main shrine, it's about a 15-minute walk from the side of the main shrine. I visited to worship on January 2, 4th year of Reiwa, and walked slowly and carefully because of the remaining snow. Manai Shrine is Japan's oldest power spot that has been around for over 3000 years. The ancient ritual form of Iwakura is enshrined behind the shrine, and from the excavated items, you can see that this area has worshiped the gods as a sacred place since the Jomon period. By the way, "Manai" is the highest honorific title given to water, and "Heavenly Manai water" is said to be the water of the gods. It is famous. The first time I saw it was a guardian dragon, not a guardian dog? I saw it for the first time ever. I was impressed. I don't know why it's Komaryu lol If you want to change something or start something in the 4th year of Reiwa, why don't you go to the super power spot, which is said to be the oldest in Japan. .. .. There's no parking lot. The road is narrow and it will be a nuisance to the neighbors, so park your car at the parking lot of Kono Shrine and walk.