Mitsu Shrine - Tottori

Name: Mitsu Shrine - Tottori
Address: 1068 Mitsu, Tottori, 689-0203, Japan, 689-0203, Japan

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住所：	1068 Mitsu, Tottori, 689-0203, Japan
Postal code :	689-0203
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

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M	Motoharu Sakai on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
m	masanori maeta on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 県道入り口に三津神社参道の石柱あり石の鳥居右横の常夜灯が『川六』作であり狛犬が火袋を支えている様は必見境内もよく整備されていて地元の方の崇敬が篤いのがよく分かる。祭神　須佐之男命本殿、幣殿、拝殿、神庫崇敬者戸数　三十三戸（鳥取県神社誌） There is a stone pillar on the approach to Mitsu Shrine at the entrance of the prefectural road The nightlight on the right side of the stone torii is made by Kawaroku. It is a must-see for the guardian dogs to support the fire bag It is clear that the precincts are well maintained and the reverence of the locals is serious. Religious God Susanoo no Mikoto Main hall, Heiden, Haiden, Shrine Number of revered households 33 households (Tottori shrine magazine)
田	田中正典 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 三津は古くは見津とも水津とも書かれ湖山池の北西岸に位置し通称(枕山)の丘陵地です。湖山池に面した三津には小舟が係留されています。淡水魚の捕獲、特に石囲い漁が伝承されています。 (三津神社)は古くからの神社で樹齢500年以上と思料される杉、タブノキ等が御神木として拝殿本殿を霊験新たに御守りしています。丘陵を神力で切り開いたかのような荒々しい痕跡が境内を囲っている様子に目が奪われました。鳥居側の左右の御神燈は形体が奇抜でありながらどっしりと安定しています。江戸末期安政年間に造立とあり、数名の名前が刻まれています。拝殿前の左右の御神燈はオーソドックスな形体でこれも江戸末期天保年間に施主當村作右門とあります。神聖な力に身を委ね元気回復して帰路に就きました。 Mitsu was written as Mitsu and Mizutsu in ancient times, and is located on the northwestern shore of Lake Koyama Pond, and is a hilly area known as (Mt. A small boat is moored in Mitsu facing Lake Koyama. Freshwater fish capture, especially stone fence fishing, has been handed down. (Mitsu Shrine) is an old shrine where cedars, machilus thunbergii, etc., which are thought to be over 500 years old, are newly guarding the main shrine as a sacred tree. I was fascinated by the violent traces surrounding the precincts, as if the hills had been carved out with divine power. The left and right gods on the torii side have a strange shape but are solid and stable. It is said to have been built during the Ansei era in the late Edo period, and several names are engraved on it. The left and right gods in front of the hall of worship have an orthodox shape, and this is also said to be the owner, Sakuemon Tomura, during the Tenpo era in the late Edo period. I entrusted myself to the sacred power and recovered my energy and went home.