Omiya Shrine - Omitama

Thank you for the local guardianship.

The deity is Takemikazuchi. It is said that it was founded during the Wado year (708-715). Originally called Kashima Myojin, it was changed to Omiya Daimyojin by Mitsukuni in 1696. It was designated as a village shrine in 1887 and donated in 1918. It is also located in a prime location right in front of the Omitama City Tamari General Branch (formerly Tamari Village Office, and further back, Tamari Village and Tamagawa Village merged into Tamari Village in 1955). Nevertheless, it is a deep shrine surrounded by a deep and wide forest of guardians. According to the article of Ibaraki-gun in the Hitachikoku Fudoki, "There is Mt. Kuwahara in the east 10 ri of the Ibaraki-gun family. A long time ago, when Emperor Takeru (Nippon Takeru) took a rest here, he had Mizube dig a new well. The water was clean and fragrant, so Takashi was told, "Is it a good water stop?" The villagers heard this as "a well-collected water," and since then, this village has become a "tayo" town. " The Kuwabara-dake is compared to our settlement, and the "Tamai" (or Tamai) is our Kami. Well, after worshiping, I tried to look around Tamai to see it, but I couldn't find it. At least it should be within walking distance from the precincts. Even if I ask people, I can't find a wise man who has a deep knowledge of history and is full of wisdom. Mumu. .. .. I'm pushing time too. I thought I'd postpone it until the next time (I don't know when), but after that, I still can't find the location on the internet.