Mizunuma Shrine - Fujioka

There are playsets You can enjoy the fish pond for nature observation

It is said that the god of the festival is the Miyato Nobujin, the goddess of the water, and is a shrine to calm the flood because it is relatively close to the Kanryu River. There is a Tanago pond next to Sugu. It is in the middle of the S-shaped curve, so if you are going by car, be careful where you stop.

Divine God Dainichi Otome Shimei Houshiku Shizuku Shizuku Shizuku Shizou Kenken Name of Honor History According to the Ueno Country Shrine Directory of Edo 6th year (1298), one of the five hundred forty-six companies is named "Senior Megumi", and Ueno Kunishi in Edo 3 years (1774) It is said that there is a shrine in Totsuka village, which is said to be the god of the five banks in the county and the name of the Kamiryu river, and that there is a Mizunomiya in Totsuka village in 1853. It is one of the companies, and it is called "Shironuma Myojin," and it has an unknown age, but it is an old company. The war of the Shinryu River battle between Tenchu ​​Tensho (1582) and the Ogura castle lord Hojo Naomoto was held in ruins. The main shrine was rebuilt on January 15th, 1891, together with the seven small shrines in Shimodazuka village. On February 17th, 1972, it was totally burned by the misfire after the Qingu battlefield celebration, and it was newly built on February 17, 1907. Okumiya of Shiden Kita is reportedly one of Japan's Sanshigu. Oishi, located in the east part of the shrine, was built in the early Meiji era and belongs to the Inari Tomb. (From the grounds of the Mizunuma Shrine History monument) Stone monument "Kamiryugawa battle history" "The land of the landscaping shuns and fields" After the death of Tennouchi (1582) to Oda Nobunaga Honnoji, the battle "Kanryu River Battle" in which Otado Kazunari Takikawa and Hojo Nao and Hojo Japan fought was written from the viewpoint of Tsubakigawa Takigawa Kazuyoshi I am The area around the shrine is now farmland and a residential area, and there are no remains, but there was "Totsuka Castle" during the Warring States period. Furthermore, it is said to be a large stone on the right side of the main building, which is said to be the stone chamber ceiling stone of the Inari Tomb. The hill is being scraped, but the position of the main shrine is Kamigawa No. 72 Kotobuki. I do not know if Inari Tomb is Shinryu No. 72 (this place) or another tomb.

The flat of the worship hall is "Ameshiden". Since it is a district relatively close to the Kanna River, the name of Mizunuma suggests that it is a shrine related to water. In addition, the shrine is built on the Kofun 72 burial mound, but the mound is said to have been cut down. I am also interested in Oishi next to the shrine. There was a stone monument that engraved the history of the Battle of Kannagawa between the company name and the Ichinori Torii. The spring pond on the south side of the shrine serves as a habitat for spruce lobsters, pine snails, and lizards. It is estimated that the habitat of Yaritanago and Pinecatcher is only here in Fujioka city.