Omori Sanno Hieda Shrine - Ota City

Origin of the place name Sanno, Ota-ku. Festival god Niki Hayahi Oyama yesterday In the old days, it was called Sanno Gongen, It is called and is familiar. Unknown age. Arai-juku village was the home company of the master Sakai Gonzaemon. Medieval Sakai solicited from the headquarters of Sanno Faith, Omi country “Hiyoshi Taisha”. “Hiyoshi Taisha” is located in Sakamoto, Otsu City, Shiga Prefecture, and is the headquarters of about 2000 Hiyoshi Shrine, Hieda Shrine, and Sanno Shrine nationwide. He was enshrined at the Omomon Gate in Heiankyo, and became the landlord of Hieizan. Common name is Sanno Gongen: Monkey is a priest. Hiedayama is Hieizan. He is said to have been moved from Mt. Hie to the current Sakamoto in the seventh year of Emperor Sojin. After World War II, Hiyoshi Taisha became the official name. From the first year of Meiji Renamed Omori Sanno Hie Shrine. From here, it is the opinion of Mr. Fujishima, a researcher of Wetsufumi and Ugayahuquiaez dynasty. Sanno is the strongest god who protects all of Asia It was Ugaya Khiaez! This god is the same god as “Buddha”. It has become clear that it is the strongest existence in Asia and the natural enemy of Mr. Motobe. The hidden roots of Sanno-sama Originally, "Sanno-sama" was enshrined in Hieizan. Therefore, Mt. Hiei = Hieda Shrine = Hiyoshi Shrine = Sanno Gongen = Sanno-sama = Oyama Shrine. However, in the days of Emperor Ojin, a naturalized man from China called the Tendai Mune founder Sumizumi, who dropped this Sanno from the top of Mount Hiei and replaced it with the great master of Miwayama. Emperor Ojin expelled Amaterasu from Miyanaka and took away the sacred sword from Izumo and destroyed Japan's ancient Shinto, and his descendant was Mr. Motobe. In short, Sumi and Emperor Ojin are guru. “Kojiki” Mr. Motobe from Shilla. Mr. Fujiwara from Baekje, "Nippon Shoki". You can see why Sanno does not appear in these descriptions. During the Sengoku period, Mt. Hiei was burnt down and repressed by Nobunaga Oda, who conversely protected the Tokugawa family's opinion Banten Kai. Tenkai Monsho established the Akasaka Hieda Shrine as the guardian god of the Edo Shogunate. It ’s Amaterasu. ” This can be said to have revived the Sanno faith, the original ancient Shinto. In addition, it is said that the kanji [God] used as the sign (monkey) is also from Sanno. Considering these things, Secretly the great God of Japan I can hear that you are talking.

There are people who write unreasonable things such as taking the place name here and making it the name of the shrine, but of course the opposite is true, because there was this shrine, the place name became Sanno. It is common knowledge that the head temples of Hie Shrine, Hiyoshi Shrine, and Sanno Shrine are Sakamoto in Shiga and Hiyoshi Taisha in Mt. Hiei. It is neither Akasaka nor Kawagoe. Hiei was originally a change of Mt. Hiei.

It is a small shrine, but with the shrine from which the place name of Omori Sanno was derived. It was a woman of the old who had you make a note of the seal. Time, but was that sorry it takes, I will write carefully one character one character, gave us a respectable Goshuin of firm character.

The deities are Oyamakui and Takami Omi. Hie Shrine was originally the residence of Mr. Sakai, who was the head of the area. This is also the starting point for the parade of the six people of Yoshimin, who have a tomb at Zenkei-ji Temple. One of the six righteous people is one of the Sakai clan. When you go to worship, the Chozuya is filled with clean water. On weekdays, the number of shrines where the water in the Chozuya is not filled is increasing, but I hope that it will continue to be a place where you can comfortably worship. At the annual festival, there is a kagura dance performance at the kagura hall.

The place name here is the name of the shrine. Inari Shrine is behind Hie Shrine. It may be thought that the beginning of Hie Shrine is Hie Shrine in Akasaka, but Hie Shrine in Kawagoe is the first. Hie Shrine in Kawagoe is very small, so why is it here? It makes me wonder.

It is Hie Shrine in Sanno, which is quite close to Omori Station. Originally it was a private shrine, but Ennoji became a separate shrine, and it seems that it became a village shrine due to the separation of Shinto and Buddhism in the Meiji era. Although the area is small, there are Inari shrine and Kagura shrine in addition to the main shrine, and the office is also excellent.

Pray for peace ? It is located along Ikegami-dori. Perhaps because of the cold weather and rain and snow today, there was no one and the feeling of profoundness was further increased. I always have a lively impression. Next time I would like to visit the temple next door ☺

It is a few minutes walk from Omori station. There is a step from the front, so if you have bad legs, you can enter the precincts by going from the Naritayama side on your right. The cobblestones are rough, so be careful with your wheelchair. The main shrine is quite old, but it is in good condition. On this day, I couldn't give the red stamp because I was absent from the office, so I will try again next time.