Nashinoki-Jinja Shrine - Kyoto

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梨木神社 - Nashinoki.jp

京都御苑東に鎮座する梨木神社(なしのきじんじゃ)公式ホームページです。御祭神は三條實萬公と三條實美公の二柱をお祀りしています。

梨木神社 - Nashinoki.jp

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680 Somedonocho, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto, 602-0844, Japan

電話 : 📞 +8788
Postal code : 602-0844
Webサイト : http://nashinoki.jp/
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Description : 19th-century Shinto shrine known for its fall bush clover blossoms & pure spring water.

680 Somedonocho, Kamigyo Ward, Kyoto, 602-0844, Japan
菅原栄 on Google

2021.11.25御所の前に参拝させていただきました。御所の東側に沿ってあり南北に長い神社です。紅葉が見頃で綺麗でした。ここには飲料可能な「染井の水」がありボトルも販売してました。
2021.11.25 I worshiped in front of the Imperial Palace. It is a long shrine from north to south along the east side of the Imperial Palace. The autumn leaves were in full bloom and beautiful. There was "Somei Well" that you can drink here, and bottles were also sold.
南形浩 on Google

京都御所に向かう途中に梨木神社を参拝しました。当神社は、明治十八年に 三条実萬公を御祭神として創建された別格官弊社です。また、別名「萩の宮」とも謂われており、季節には境内に萩が咲き誇り京の萩の名所として有名です。
I visited Nashinoki Shrine on the way to the Kyoto Imperial Palace. This shrine is a special official company that was founded in 1887 with Sanjo Sanjo as a deity. Also known as "Hagi no Miya", Hagi blooms in the precincts during the season and is famous as a famous place for Hagi in Kyoto.
宅見肇 on Google

梨木神社は明治維新に尽力した公家の三条実万(さねつむ)実美(さねとみ)の父子を祀り、創建が明治18年、まだ新しい神社です。 「萩の宮」と呼ばれるように萩の名所であり、境内には和歌の短冊がいっぱい付いています。又、9月にはお祭りも有るようです。 鳥居を潜り、参道を進むと、石の鉢に綺麗な水、ここはおみくじがあります。 右手には有名なノーベル学者、湯川秀樹さんの歌碑が…やがては雨月物語の作者、上田秋成さんの歌碑も見えてきます。なぜでしょうか? 実万、実美親子は学問や文芸の神様、三条家の家風は清貧に甘んじて学を修め徳を養うという「質素精錬」こうした考えに共感したのでしょうか?それとも単純な近所のよしみなのか?解りませんが… 染井の井戸の手水で手を清め拝殿に向かいます。この井戸は京都三名水と言われ、今も涌き出ています。不思議なのは、このような場所には必ず大きな入れ物を持った人が、あれっ、皆さんお上品に手を清め、そして、手茶碗で唇濡らす程度に…すれ違う若い女性も頭が良さそうな、そうなんです、ご存知の方は、公家さんになっちゃう梨木神社です?
Nashinoki Shrine enshrines the father and son of Sanetsumu Sanetomi, a public house who contributed to the Meiji Restoration, and was founded in 1887, and is still a new shrine. It is a famous place for Hagi as it is called "Hagi no Miya", and there are many strips of Japanese poems in the precincts. Also, there seems to be a festival in September. If you go down the torii gate and proceed along the approach, you will find clean water in a stone bowl, and a fortune teller here. On the right is the monument of Hideki Yukawa, a famous Nobel scholar ... Eventually, you can see the monument of Akinari Ueda, the author of Ugetsu Monogatari. Why? Did you sympathize with the idea of ​​"simple refining" in which Sanjo and Sanjo are the gods of learning and literary arts, and the Sanjo family is content with poverty to study and cultivate virtue? Or is it just a simple neighborhood? I don't know ... Cleanse your hands with the water from the well of Somei and head to the hall of worship. This well is said to be one of the three famous waters of Kyoto and is still flowing out. The strange thing is that people who always have a big container in such a place clean their hands elegantly and get their lips wet with a bowl ... Young women who pass each other seem to be smart, right? However, if you know it, it's Nashinoki Shrine, which will become a public house ?
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Kei Funaki on Google

御所の東横にある神社です。京都三大名水、染井・縣井・左女牛井その中で唯一今も汲むことが出来る場所です。染井の水がいただく事が出来ます。貴重なお水なのでしっかりお手入れをされてるみたいです。注意書きもありますがたまにお水をいただきに行くと残念ながらルールを守らない人もいるのは残念です。 大切に使い皆で長く共有出来るように来られる人が意識を持って使ってもらいたいものです。
It is a shrine on the east side of the Imperial Palace. Kyoto's three major waters, Somei, Agatai, Samegai Ushii It is the only place where you can still draw. You can get somei well water. It's precious water, so it seems that it is well maintained. There is a note, but unfortunately some people do not follow the rules when they go to get water from time to time. I want people who come to use it carefully so that they can share it for a long time with consciousness.
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GIUSEPPE FLORIS on Google

Nice place...
まきまき on Google

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Trans-word plus TGM on Google

Nashinoki Shrine is located right across the street of Rozanji on Teramachi street built right next to the east side of Imperial Palace. The shrine was given its name from the name of this location which is former town of Nashinoki. The shrine was established in 1885 used to be a residence of court nobility. The main deity of the shrine is Sanjo Sanetsumu & Sanjo Sanetomi who made a great contribution to the immperial affairs during Meiji Restoration in early 20th century. They are enshrined here as god of learning as well as Sugawarano Michizane on the other side of imperial Palace. The natural spring water of Somei is designated as one of the top 3 exquisite water of Kyoto. Katsura Tree in its ground standing slose to Chozusha bear leaves in a shape of heart. The tree is believed to be a " A Tree of Love " holds a power to bring the hearts of a couple closer. The tree is standing right behind when you are filling your bottle at its Chozusha. ( Trans-word+ : TGM Kyoto Guide )
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Rita Cheng on Google

Outside the fee admission area, there is not much to see. But the parking next to the shrine is not expensive, we parked over there and walked into the shrine.

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