中沢の弁財天

A small shrine along the highway You can see that there are many offerings and they are loved by Jimotode. ... I'm worried when one pack of eggs is rotten w

In the past, it was Benzaiten that felt the time just looking at the torii made of raw wood. This torii is also built in stone by the people of the devotee in 2012, and the approach is also maintained. As you pass through the torii and go down the approach road, you will see the eye of Benzaiten, which sits under the roof, and the white snake of the priest is provided in front of the way. Near Benzaiten is the Otsuchi River (formerly Taniji River) that joins the Ichima River from Ichikawa City's Hachiman area to Tokyo Bay, so that the waterways at the back of the Passage flow to the Oiso River. I guess. The water basin is the Tenpo 9th (1838) Sept. 10, and there is a Shinmon on the right side of the temple. (Near Nakazawa 196 in Hatagaya city, near the Shinbashi intersection) As you know, Benzaiten has long been told that "the white snake in the pond became a woman's figure" because there was abundant flow of water, and the Seven Lucky Gods (Ebisu, Daikoku, Sesakumon, Fubuki, It is manifested in a bewitching figure that plays a whistle with a single red point in the Kotobuki old man, Fukutobisu, Benzaiten), and is widely believed as the god of virtue and arts. Benzaiten is the same as Daikokuten, and roots are the ancient Indian water god "Salasvati" and Saras means "water", becoming a goddess of fertility from the blessing that the river brings, and the sound of the flowing river plays music It seems to have become a god of music from the association of being like. In addition, it is said that he was believed as a god of great talent for the word "Valent" and also as a goddess of tongues, arts and arts, and wisdom because he came to be identified with the word goddess "Vachu". By the way, there is a large rice field using the Oiso River near Benzaiten, but it disappears from becoming a regulating pond as a measure for the flooding of the Mama River water system, and it seems that the history of 70 years of rice cultivation has been closed.