Minegaoka Hachiman Shrine - Kawaguchi

As Ujigami, I have been visiting since I was little. I hope you will continue to take care of me. I sincerely think that it is a very kind shrine for the elderly, as they always respond kindly to prayers ❢

Surprisingly, everyone doesn't know the history of this shrine ... Actually, this shrine is the "total guardian" of a region of Adachi-gun called Tanikoda that once existed. Tanikoda was a mansion in Tsurugaoka Hachiman during the Kamakura period, and it is said that the descendants of Genji ruled the area as a scholar. Mr. Hachiman had gathered the reverence of Genji, so it must have been built here as well. If anything, it seems that Hachiman-sama is located in this area where there are many Hikawa shrines. It is said that the Mitsuzoin in the north of Minegaoka had a observatory tower of the former Genji. I saw that there are few worshipers, but the local people call it a morning walk, or they worship in the morning. If you don't have something during the day, you won't worship ... If so, is Ingress the person who does Pokemon Go? Until a few days before this posting, the main shrine was a Pokemon gym, but was it downgraded to Pokestop even if it was an inexperienced person? It was done. I saw some people who came by car, put them in the parking lot, and waited while smoking, but since the parking lot is also in the sanctuary, I want to remember the etiquette. The cleaning of the precincts is very thorough, thanks to the efforts of volunteers. There is now a vermilion torii gate up the stairs on the approach road, but until March 2011, there was also a stone torii gate facing the bus street at the entrance to the approach road. (It collapsed in the 3.11 earthquake) Perhaps because there are many houses that keep dogs around here, there is a talisman for dogs that imitates a dog's paws among the talisman that can be divided in the precincts. It's a cute design, so if you like, please. postscript I took a picture, but probably because I was resident in the priesthood, a ring of kaya was hung at the beginning of summer (certainly 6/30) and I was able to go through the ring of kaya. I recommend the Oharae over the summer.

At the southern end of the Omiya (Angyo) plateau, a shrine for the total guardianship of the neighboring area, which is said to have been built in the 10th century. The shrine building looks normal, but there are approach roads lined with stone lanterns and 600-year-old large ginkgo trees. Perhaps because the transportation is not very convenient, it is good to have a calm atmosphere with few people whenever you go.

It is a shrine with an old history that is said to have been founded from the Heian period to the Kamakura period. The long and quiet approach and the beautiful vermilion torii were impressive. Shinboku is a large old ginkgo tree with an estimated age of 700 years, and it is said that it is a target for winning prayers and for pregnant women and lactating mothers who are called milk ginkgo to pray for better milk production. The location of the shrine is a little far from the train station, so it seems better to go by bus or car. The bus seems to leave from JR Kawaguchi Station or Soka Station on the Tobu Isesaki Line. If you can go by car, there was a parking lot just after entering from Minehachimanzaka Dori.

It is a majestic shrine where many legends are left. The ginkgo next to the main shrine was wonderful. A car came in front of the main shrine, What does it mean to park your car in such a place? I think The priest came and prayed for traffic safety. You probably bought a new car. When you visit the homepage, you can make various prayers It seems that you can go.

As the name suggests, it is a shrine built on a small hill after a long approach. If you go by bus, use the bus bound for Mine Hachimangu, but the nearest bus stop is Hachimanzaka, not the end station. Large trees grow densely in the spacious precincts, and the large ginkgo of the sacred tree is wonderful.

2022.1.23. Worship This time, we moved by bus from Mitsuwa Hikawa Shrine. 5 minutes walk from the bus stop "Kaizuka". When you go up the stone steps, you will see a red torii gate. Beyond that, it becomes a little wider, and when you pass through the Chozuya and the tower gate, the shrine is enshrined in the back. The hall of worship is the color of old wood, but the main hall is a color between vermilion and lapis lazuli, and the decorative carvings are also beautiful in bright lapis lazuli and green. There weren't many worshipers on January 23, and it felt like time was flowing quietly in the spacious precincts. After worshiping, I went to the office, but unfortunately the red stamp was written. It's a pity that I couldn't write it in because it was a solid and powerful typeface. It seems that it will be up to Corona to be able to write in directly.