Minase Shrine - Mishima District

July 19, 3rd year of Reiwa (Monday) Last time I visited in May ?✨ At that time, I learned about wind chimes ?. By all means, I came to think of it in July. There were many windmills, lanterns, wind chimes, and prayer balls in the precincts. I'm glad that the wind blew at the same time as I wanted to shoot a video (laugh) It was windless all the time. Water in a PET bottle. I drank it on the spot. It was a hot day, so it was cold and very delicious ?️? I'm glad that I received the sacred salt and was able to pray. I got a better relationship ?✨ thank you.

Minase Jingu is full of highlights, Goemon's handprints, but I can't see them clearly. There was a line in the water of the palace.

Minase Shrine is famous for "water in the detached palace". It is a shrine in a corner of a residential area where you can feel the quiet appearance. It is also a place where you can enjoy various seasons, such as the wind chime festival in summer and the beautiful weeping cherry blossoms in spring.

Jingu is famous for its famous water, but there are many other things to see. Personally, I like the streamlined power of the roof.

Visited by bicycle from Kuzuha, Hirakata City. I was able to arrive from my home on a bicycle with electric assist in about 40 minutes. There is a large open-air parking lot right next to the shrine torii gate. The car parking fee seems to be free. Bicycles were also parked in this parking lot. The shrine here is famous as the only place in Osaka prefecture where you can get groundwater from the 100 best waters. Many people lined up in front of this one-of-a-kind faucet, and each of them filled the PET bottles and tanks they brought with them. According to the signboard, it is free, but the amount of water intake is up to 20 liters per person. It is said that this shrine possesses the national treasure, the statue of Emperor Go-Toba and the inscription of Emperor Go-Toba, but unfortunately it is not open to the public and cannot be seen. From what I checked on the shrine's homepage before the visit, it seems that the only thing that seems to be open to the public is the thatched-roof building named the wick seat designated as an important cultural property. This wick seat also requires an application by 5 or more people to see it, and it was quite a hurdle to see it, so it was hard to see the appearance on the day, but it was a talisman at the main shrine. You can discover decorations that look like beasts, and you can enjoy the many wind chimes lined up on the floor of the oldest shrine in the shrine. I think it was. However, on this day, feeling unsatisfactory, I went out of the Shinto gate and tried to look back and lower my head. I was honestly surprised when I saw it. According to the instruction manual, Ishikawa Goemon was planning to steal the sword of the shrine Shinto treasure, but he was sung by Kamui and could not even enter the shrine, so he left with a bill at the gate. That is. There is a wire mesh all over the pillar on this bill, and it seems that there are bills left in it, but I couldn't tell. Even so, as a person who enjoys watching the taiga drama "Ogon no Hibi" being rebroadcast on NHK BS every week, "Goemon, did you also appear here!", Jinpachi Nezu. I was able to think of Ishikawa Goemon, who plays Mr. San, though I was selfish. Even though it was being broadcast on BS, personally it was worth visiting just to meet something related to Ishikawa Goemon.

The priest is very kind! Even when I went to see the light up at the last minute, I did not have a disgusting face, I responded and went down The story to the child after the prayer at Shichigosan was also made easy to understand with a smile, and I was glad that I did Shichigosan here. This historic Minase Shrine has a taste, and it is not only prestigious but also closely related to the area, with seasonal illuminations and works by children from a nearby nursery school. I think it's a good place.

I went there for the first time. Water is famous. Famous water [Minase Shrine] * It is said to be the only famous water in Osaka prefecture certified by the Ministry of the Environment. Many people put it in PET bottles and containers.