Nakato Hachiman Shrine - Nakatado District

Name: Nakato Hachiman Shrine - Nakatado District
Address: 831 Nakato, Manno, Nakatado District, Kagawa 766-0202, Japan, 766-0202, Japan

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住所：	831 Nakato, Manno, Nakatado District, Kagawa 766-0202, Japan
Postal code :	766-0202
Webサイト：	https://kagawakenjinjacho.or.jp/shrine/%25E5%2585%25AB%25E5%25B9%25A1%25E7%25A4%25BE/
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

831 Nakato, Manno, Nakatado District, Kagawa 766-0202, Japan

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こちらの社はことなみ未来館（旧琴南中学校）のすぐ東側にあります。御祭神は応神天皇、神功皇后、姫大神です。合祀神は底筒之男命、中筒之男命、上筒之男命、櫛磐窓命、豊磐窓命（中通社）、田心姫命、端津姫命、市杵島姫命（三条神社）です。貞観ニ年（860年）に建立された山城国、男山八幡宮の神を当地に勧請して創建されたと云われています。古今讃岐名勝図絵には正暦元年（990年）に大川山の麓に赤白の旗が八本も天から降ってきたので小さな祠を建て八幡宮とした。永正十年（1513年）中通城主新名弾正利秀の出陣の際、この神社に祈願して戦に勝ったことから社殿を造営し正八幡と奉称した。現存する棟札で最も古いのは元禄十年（1697年）この年に拝殿を建立しています。本願主は新名助九郎、橘義形他二人です。明治四十四年（1911年）西桜の中通社（俗称西の宮）及び皆野の三条神社を合祀しています。現在の社殿は昭和９年（1934年）の再建です。当社も琴南念仏踊りの雨乞い神事を行なわれています。

This company is located just east of Kotonami Miraikan (former Kotonan Junior High School). The deities are Emperor Ojin, Empress Jingu, and Princess Ojin. The gods of worship are Sumiyoshi Sanjin, Sumiyoshi Nakatsutsu, Sumiyoshi Sanjin, Sumiyoshi Sanjin, Sumiyoshi Sanjin, Sumiyoshi Sanjin, Sumiyoshi Sanjin, Sumiyoshi Sanjin, Sumiyoshi Sanjin, Sumiyoshi Sanjin, Sumiyoshi Sanjin, Sumiyoshi Sanjin. (Sanjo Shrine). It is said that it was built by soliciting the god of Otokoyama Hachimangu, Yamashiro Province, which was built in the second year of Jōgan (860). In the ancient and modern Sanuki scenic spots, eight red and white flags fell from heaven at the foot of Mt. Daisen in the first year of the Shoryaku era (990), so a small shrine was built to make it Hachimangu. In the 10th year of Eisho (1513), when Masatoshihide, the new name of the castle owner of Nakadori, departed, he prayed for this shrine and won the battle, so he built the shrine and named it Shohachiman. The oldest surviving sign on a building is the 10th year of Genroku (1697), when the hall of worship was built. The owners of this application are Sukekuro Shinna, Yoshikata Tachibana and two others. In 1911, it enshrines Nishinomiya's Nakadori Shrine (commonly known as Nishinomiya) and Minano's Sanjo Shrine. The current shrine building was rebuilt in 1934. Our company also holds a rain-making Shinto ritual for the Kotonan Nenbutsu Odori.