Meijigawa Shrine - Anjo

Name: Meijigawa Shrine - Anjo
Address: 6 Chome-25-1, Anjo, Aichi 446-0007, Japan, 446-0007, Japan

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住所：	6 Chome-25-1, Anjo, Aichi 446-0007, Japan
電話：	📞 +8978
Postal code :	446-0007
Webサイト：	https://kanko.anjo-tanabata.jp/history/696/
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Shinto shrine ,

6 Chome-25-1, Anjo, Aichi 446-0007, Japan

Best Shinto shrine in japan

ど	どこかのおたけ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 特に何があるという訳でもないけど、ちょっと落ち着くいわゆるパワースポット。交差点側から入ると森林浴っぽい感じが楽しめるけど、駐車場がない。 It doesn't mean that there is anything in particular, but it is a so-called power spot that calms down a little. When you enter from the side of the intersection, you can enjoy the feeling of a forest bath, but there is no parking lot.
新	新海平 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 旧東海道と明治用水が交わる場所にあります。明治用水にはサイクリングロードがあるので、自転車が便利です。 It is located at the intersection of the old Tokaido and Meiji irrigation water. There is a cycling road in the Meiji irrigation water, so a bicycle is convenient.
l	lelebaka on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 街中の風格がある小さな神社です。 It is a small shrine with a personality in the city.
貞	貞永麻千子 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 弘憲寺の長尾宗学住職主催のパワースポットツアーに来ました。災害は、苦難、問題は、あたりまえを気づかせていただく機会。悪い出来事でも見方がかわれば、すごいよいこと！それに気づくことだと教えていただきました。 I came to the power spot tour sponsored by Nagao Mokugaku residence of Hirokenji. Disasters, hardships, problems, opportunities to notice the obvious. It's a good thing if you change the way you look at bad events! I told you that it was something to notice.
n	neco cat on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 矢作川からこの地まで開削された明治川（明治用水）の関係者を祀った神社です。 It is a shrine dedicated to the people involved in the Meiji River (Meiji water) that was excavated from the Yahagi River to this area.
n	nobi kamiya on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 明治用水開削に尽力された先人の方々を神として水神三柱と共にお祀りしている神社。幼少期、用水路が暗渠になる前で県道の向こう側で水が滔々と流れ、境内にも宮司さんor禰宜さんが見えていた記憶がする。確か社務所の２Ｆは30〜40人程度が収容可能なホールで、家族の一人がこの神社で結婚式を挙げて２Ｆで披露宴を執り行った。それから時は流れ、いつの間にか常駐する人は居なくなり、旧国道側の鳥居から見える境内の森は近寄り難く感じる位に鬱蒼とし、その中で行旅死亡人(行き倒れ)が発見されて確か大島てるに載ってしまったのではなかったか。現在は以前と比べると、かなり刈り払われて日の光が差し込む様になって近寄り難い感じは失せたが無人の境内に田植えの光景を模したモニュメントから用水路の水が噴き出している光景は本当にシュールだと思う。 A shrine that enshrines the ancestors who worked hard to excavate water for the Meiji era together with the three pillars of the water god. When I was a child, before the irrigation canal became a culvert, water flowed steadily on the other side of the prefectural road, and I remember seeing Miyaji-san or Sadayoshi-san in the precincts. Certainly, the 2nd floor of the shrine office is a hall that can accommodate about 30 to 40 people, and one of the family members had a wedding reception at this shrine and held a reception on the 2nd floor. After that, time passed, and before I knew it, there were no people resident, and the forest in the precincts seen from the torii gate on the old national highway side became so dense that it felt inaccessible, and in that, a traveling dead (falling over) was discovered and it is surely Oshima. Wasn't it listed? Compared to before, the water from the irrigation canal is really spouting from the monument that imitates the scene of rice planting in the uninhabited precincts, although the feeling that it is difficult to approach is lost because the sunlight has been cut off considerably compared to before. I think it's surreal.
k	kaung chitthel on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ interesting place and pleasant with shaded tree.
b	bhagirath kharde on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Seren place.. its a local shrine not much crowded