Moto Ise Naiku Kotai Shrine - Fukuchiyama

Name: Moto Ise Naiku Kotai Shrine - Fukuchiyama
Address: 217 Oecho Naiku, Fukuchiyama, Kyoto 620-0323, Japan, 620-0323, Japan

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住所：	217 Oecho Naiku, Fukuchiyama, Kyoto 620-0323, Japan
電話：	📞 +877
Postal code :	620-0323
Webサイト：	http://motoise-naiku.com/
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Shinto shrine ,

217 Oecho Naiku, Fukuchiyama, Kyoto 620-0323, Japan

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S	SAYARiEリエコ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 京都の山中にある伊勢神宮の元宮。駐車場は近くにあり、有料でポストに投銭する形でした。最寄りの駅からは15分ほど、ゆっくり電車に乗って行くのも良さそうです。駐車場から本殿までは階段を登ります。10分ほど。ちょうどいい運動になるくらいでした。車椅子の方には難しいかと思います。この辺りは霧も出やすく、湿度があり森の匂いが豊かで三重の伊勢神宮とはまた違った雰囲気を楽しめました。月曜日の夕方に訪れたせいか御朱印を頂けなかったので希望される方は予め確認しておいた方が良さそうです。原始的な丸太の鳥居に感動しました。今は観光としては廃れた場所かもしれませんが感じられるパワーは非常に力強く、自分の根源を呼び起こすような体験をしました。 135度ラインを結ぶスポットを2年かけて少しずつ巡っています。 The former shrine of Ise Jingu in the mountains of Kyoto. The parking lot was nearby, and it was a form of paying money to the mailbox. It seems good to take the train slowly for about 15 minutes from the nearest station. Climb the stairs from the parking lot to the main shrine. About 10 minutes. It was just a good exercise. I think it is difficult for people in wheelchairs. The area is foggy, humid and has a rich forest scent, so I enjoyed a different atmosphere from Ise Jingu in Mie. I didn't get the red stamp probably because I visited on Monday evening, so it seems better to check in advance if you wish. I was impressed by the primitive log torii gate. It may be an abandoned place for sightseeing now, The power I felt was very powerful, and I had an experience that evoked my roots. It takes two years to go around the spots connecting the 135 degree line little by little.
w	w u-a on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 参道はゆっくり登れば本殿に辿り着くので大丈夫です。厳粛な空間を味わってください。黒木の鳥居ですが樹皮がはがされてました？ If you climb the approach slowly, you will reach the main shrine, so it's okay. Please enjoy the solemn space. It's a torii gate of Kuroki, but has the bark been peeled off?
s	sky road on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 元伊勢三社の内宮。山の中腹にあります。登りの石段は、はそれなりにハードですのでご注意下さい。神域には、杉の巨木がたくさんあり歴史を感じさせます。 Naiku of Moto Ise Sansha. It's on the mountainside. Please note that the climbing stone steps are rather hard. In the sanctuary There are many giant cedar trees that make you feel the history.
ア	アメリカンドリーム on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 元伊勢内宮と聞けば、伊勢内宮　三重県にあるおかげ参りのある場所で有名ですしかしここの皇大神社は　あらゆる神社が揃っているんです。しかも沢山有りました　そして何よりも杉の樹木がかなりの年季ものです　いろんな神様が渡り歩いたのではないかと察します皆さん一度は来てご挨拶してみては如何ですか? 福知山のパワースポットを浴びて願いを叶えてもらえば宜しいかと思います Former Ise Naigu is famous for its visit to Ise Naigu in Mie Prefecture. However, the Imperial Grand Shrine here has all kinds of shrines. Moreover, there were many, and above all, the cedar trees are quite old. I suspect that various gods have walked around. Why don't you come and say hello once? I think it would be nice if you could take a bath in the power spot of Fukuchiyama and make your wish come true.
k	ken harada on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 第10代崇神天皇の39年に大和地方からここに天照大神の神鏡をまつったといわれ、以後全国を転々とした後、54年後に三重県の伊勢神宮に正式に鎮座されたことから元伊勢宮といわれる神社。県道9号線の側にある駐車場からやく300mくらい歩くと、「元伊勢内宮皇大神社」の石標があります。ここからさらに4〜5百メートル山道を上ると、神社に着きます。こじんまりとした神社ですが、厳かな佇まいでした。 700m離れて天岩戸神社もあります。 It is said that the 10th Emperor Sujin worshiped the mirror of Amaterasu Omikami from the Yamato region in 1939, and after moving around the country, 54 years later, he was officially enshrined at Ise Jingu in Mie Prefecture. A shrine called Isemiya. If you walk about 300m from the parking lot on the side of Prefectural Road 9, you will see the stone sign of "Former Ise Naigu Imperial Shrine". If you go up the mountain road for another 4 to 500 meters from here, you will reach the shrine. It's a small shrine, but it has a solemn appearance. There is also Amanoiwato Shrine 700m away.
S	Satoshi 467 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 主祭神：天照大御神倭姫命世記という書物によれば、崇神天皇39年、天照大御神を奉じた豊鋤入姫命が鎮座地を求めて但波（丹波）国へ遷幸し、吉佐宮を築いて4年間奉斎したと記されています。また社伝によれば、当社はその旧跡であり、天照大御神が吉佐宮から遷座した後も引き続き伊勢神宮内宮の元宮として崇敬し、元明天皇朝（707-715）に社殿を建立したと言われています。（諸説あり）元伊勢外宮・豊受大神社と同じく御本殿を囲むように沢山の神社が鎮座しています。神秘的な庭園とも感じる素晴らしい境内です。拝：2021/11/23 Main deity: Amaterasu Omikami According to a book called Yamatohime-no-Mikoto, in the 39th year of Emperor Sujin, Toyotohime-no-Mikoto, who dedicated Amaterasu Omikami, moved to Tanba Province in search of a seat and built Yoshisamiya. It is written that he served for four years. According to the company's biography, our company is a historic site, and even after Amaterasu Omikami moved from Yoshisagu, he continued to be revered as the former shrine of the Ise Jingu Naiku and built the shrine in the former Ming Emperor (707-715). It is said. (There are various theories) Many shrines are enshrined around the main shrine as well as the former Ise Geku and Toyokedai Shrine. It is a wonderful precinct that feels like a mysterious garden. Worship: 2021/11/23
R	Rob Pearce on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Time stood still here while I performed O'Hyakudo in 2002. I visited again in 2005, 2008, 2013 and 2016. I shall visit again.
J	Jesse Efron on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This shrine is where the Shinto Sun Goddess was enshrined before moving to Ise Jingu (it is called moto Ise because moto means originally or before). It predates the Ise Jingu Grand Shrine by 54 years, but the history stretches even further back to before there were even shrines in Japan. The shrine features a beautifully shaded stone path with mossy trees, and the shrine area has a main shrine and dozens of smaller sister shrines. The most impressive feature of the grounds is a 2,000 year old cedar, called the Dragon Lantern Cedar, said to release a dragon on February 2 or 3 (when setsubun ends). The tree has been hit by lightning, possibly multiple times according to local beliefs, but it continues to grow. The nature and size of the trees in the area are quite beautiful, and you can continue to walk to other sites nearby, like Mt. Himurogatake (pyramid shaped mountain and power spot) and Amanoiwato Shrine (built on a boulder on a river bank). Its quiet here and there were no other people.