Niihari Shrine - Kasumigaura

[Yanxi-style inner shrine] Hikuni Ibaraki-gun Isshin Shrine

One of the dual-purpose shrines of the womb shrine. The worship hall seems to have been renewed recently, but the main hall seems to be the same as before and is surrounded by a protective turret. You can get the red stamp at the womb shrine. If you do not approach from the JA side, you will have to go through a difficult road ...

The god of ritual is Nara Tamashii, and Prince Toyokiirihiko is the priest. The date of its foundation is unknown, and when the Japanese Takeru hunting was carried out, Kuni-no-Miyatsu Nara Tamashii was asked to dig a new well. He was so pleased that he washed his hands and crushed the sleeves of his clothes. That is the "Shinji no I" in the Hitachi Fudoki. During the Genki era (1570-1573), the owner of Mimura Castle, Tsuneharu Mimura (Hira) donated one stone of Ueda and used it as a fee for eternal rituals. It was enshrined at Futara Shrine in 1897, and was renamed as a village shrine in 1897 and Niihari Shrine in 1897. Then, it means that it was Futara Shrine before Niihari Shrine. Of course, Prince Toyokiirihiko's life is probably the deity of the Niara Shrine. Then, what was the name of the shrine when Futara Shrine was revered by Tsuneharu Mimura? Our company is also a shrine that also serves as a shrine, and along with the "Koyasu shrine" and the nearby "Koyasu shrine", it is a ceremonial shrine of "Ebisuhari Shrine, Ibaraki-gun, Hitachi Province", but the state of the precincts and the shrine From the newly constructed state, it seems that the style of the old shrine, which is an Enki-shiki inner shrine (small shrine), has not been conveyed to the present day. It is about 300 meters north of our company. It is said that the place where the wild cherry blossoms are located in the rice field is "Shinji no I", but unfortunately. I don't know it when I visit ... Even if I know it later, it's a later festival.