Nara Shrine - Tenri

The sacred god, Isahiko Isa, is the second prince of the Emperor Korei and is said to be famous for his life in Okayama. It is Momotaro-san who is appointed by Kibitsuhiko. This palace has no image of Momotaro.

About 500 meters north-northeast from JR Shichimoto Station, Nara Kamikaido (Nakamikaido) Shrine along the road. Nara Shrine was originally enshrined at Todaijiyama. There is a Sanshoi Izutsu dedicated by Yatsushiro Ichikawa Danjuro, and the well water is said to be a spirit water for children. From the brochure distributed by participants at the “Ishibei Walk & Makomo Festival 2017” held on October 15, 2017.

The area around here was an ancestral manor. Small shrines often disappear, but they escaped the difficulty because they were incorporated into Tenri City. Although it is a small shrine, it has a special meaning to the family.

God who can stay in Tsujimoto People living in Tsujimoto It is a mysterious space wrapped in each other's warmth. If you are hiking on the road in Yamanobe It is worth going even if you go a little from the course ♪

Nara Shrine is the root of Nara. For a long time, I was finally able to visit while thinking that I wanted to stop by. It's a small shrine. However, I feel the atmosphere of history. If you are in a car, please be careful of traffic as you will go through narrow streets in a residential area.

Nara Shrine At the time of its construction, it was Naratsuhiko Shrine. It is called Nara Daimyojin, which enshrines the demon mother god. Two pillars of the deity, Serihiko Isaseri He is the second prince of Emperor Korei and is called Kibitsuhiko in the Sanyo region. After the Sanyo Expressway was settled, the Hokuriku Expressway was settled and demise there. It is called Naratsuhiko Shrine because of its godliness. Ancestors of the Nara tribe. Kishibojin "Appearing from the ridge of Hakusan, Kaga no Kuni, and dedicating the god 諱 as Ishikawa Himegami. Jingo Keiun 1st year (767) Temple Kasuga-zukuri Bunkyu 2 (1861) Received a surplus for the 52nd construction of Kasuga Taisha Shrine. Setsumatsusha Setsumatsusha Precincts Setsumatsusha Hachiman Shrine Festival God Emperor Ojin Ebisu Shrine Festival God Ebisu Life Itsukushima Shrine, Itsukushima Shrine, Ichikishimahime Inari Shrine Festival God Toratamaru Inari Daimyojin History: At the time of the abolition of Buddha in the Meiji era, from Naratsuhiko Shrine to Isa Serihiko Shrine Although it was renamed, it has been generally revered and revered as "Nara no Miya-san". In 1952, the name was changed to the current Nara Shrine. Walk around the precincts It is noteworthy that the torii is made of copper plate and that all the guardian dogs were in the cage. It is unknown why the guardian dog is in the cage. Probably because it is valuable. Izutsu was donated by Danjuro 8th in 1848 to pray for the prosperity of the clan. Each has a deep history and taste. If you leave this shrine and walk east, you will find Ichinomoto Takatsuka Park, and at the entrance there is Kishimo Shrine, and a large stone stands. Perhaps that was Kishimojin, and I felt like he was being asked, "Did you come here?"

"Utsutsumichi / Manyo no Michi", Volume 24, No. 82, Naramachi, Tenri City, Nara Prefecture Nara Shrine 4 minutes on foot from JR Mahoroba Line "Ichimoto" Station Facing the Yamato old road "Kamitsumichi", it is a historic shrine built by Emperor Sojin. As you enter the sanctuary through the Yasukuni-style (also known as Shinmei-style) torii gates, which are entirely covered with copper sheets, you can catch the whole silence with your body while looking up at the main shrine on your left. The present main shrine is a part of the shrine at the time of Kasuga Taisha Shikinengu in 1862, and it is said that the local sodai and other students have carried them from the foot of Kasuga. It has been loved by local people for a long time, not only as a guardian deity for children but also as a god who has the benefit of giving children. Arihara Shrine is located about 15 minutes walk south of here and over Nishi-Meihan Expressway. There is a very interesting legend, so please drop in.

I have a lot of work going to Nara, and after returning to work, I visited Narajinja in Tenri City for the first time in a long time. The festival gods of this Nara Shrine are Irizo Serihiko (Kibitsuhiko) and Kishimojin. Curiously, though, eight shrine dogs guard the shrine at this shrine, and six of them are surrounded by iron fences. I thought that the Koma dog cage in front of the hall of worship could be put in the cage because it is dangerous for children to go up and play, but in fact, the four Koma dogs in the main hall are also in the cage. After all, it feels like everybody in the area keeps the guardian dog that goes out every night in a cage and keeps it quiet. This shrine is a venerable old shrine that appears in the "Nihonshoki" tenth year of Emperor Sojin, and from the Meiji Restoration until 1931, it is called Isaerihiko Shrine. It was The god of the festival, Serihiko Isago, is the prince of Emperor Takarei, and since it is based on the Kishi Mother God, he is revered as a guardian deity for children and a child-giving god. In addition, this shrine had been enshrined in Miyayama (Todaijiyama) about 1 km east during the Genroku year, but it seems that it was relocated to the current shrine because it is far from the Ujiko area. There is also a theory that it is considered as a non-public shrine of Narazubiko Shrine in Soegami-gun, which is described in the "Enki Shiki God Name Book". A place name called Nara means a country, a gentle sloping land, a palace, a king, etc. It is said that the empire was called Nara because it was created on a gentle sloping land. In the shrine grounds, there is the Izutsu of Masumai (Mimaii, Mimasui) dedicated by the eighth generation Ichikawa Danjuro.