Ouchi Shrine - Bizen

A shrine with a milestone. The cherry blossoms were wonderful.

An old shrine built before the Kamakura period. The current main shrine was built in Genroku 16 and is a designated cultural property of Bizen City. In the precincts there is Kato Irizuka, the old Sanyo road.

A shrine with a history of being the second-ranked Ouchi shrine in the Bizen domestic shrine list. Behind the shrine is the first old Sanyo road.

It is a shrine in Kato district on the north side of National Route 2. The building date is unknown, but it seems that there was a name in the god's book in the Muromachi period In the precinct, there is a site of Bizen City designated cultural property Ichirizuka, but there is only a stone pillar rebuilt in recent years. There is a memorial monument to the Russo-Japanese War on the wall with the western houses, and it shows the world at that time. Although the main shrine of Takeuchi Inari Shrine is small, I was impressed with how it was built with cypress skin The fox is Bizen ware. The main hall is made of cypress leather and has a solid atmosphere It is a cultural property designated by Bizen City. It's probably Ouchi Shrine There are many shrines on the north side of the main shrine and the scenery is good.

I went there because a white-eye was coming to the plum, but it didn't come. There are only two small plum trees in the first place. The old-fashioned building had a personality and taste and was healed. 2021.2.22

It's a very interesting shrine. The Jindai moji is transmitted, and you can try fortune-telling like a fortune-telling using the Jindai moji. Mr. Miyaji is calm and friendly, and just talking to Mr. Miyaji makes me feel radiant. He also handwritten the red stamp carefully.

The shrine is enshrined in the precincts. Also, it seems that the character Ahiru is used. However, "Ouchi" is written in Chinese characters on the tile. There is also Ichirizuka. It has a long history and is an interesting shrine.

Bizen Osafune Shrine taught at the Japanese Sword Training Center Even if I check the internet or look at the signboard in the precincts, I do not know the details because it does not write profits etc. The scale is not that big, so I think you can slowly go around all the companies in the precincts in 30 minutes. The parking lot has a vacant lot in front of the front torii gate Although it says that parking is not allowed, there are people who park their cars normally, so I think it's okay to park at the time of worship. The office is right after entering the front torii gate It seems that Google Map is open from 9 to 11 o'clock except Monday (I don't know if it's true because it was closed when I went and there was no indication of the business hours) Immediately after entering, there is a medium-sized shrine on the left, which says "Ouchi Shrine", but this seems to be Takeuchi Inari Shrine. The main shrine is located at the end of the stairs, but the stairs look straight with a little distortion and it is surprisingly difficult to climb. Due to the corona sickness, the red stamp is placed in the money box (500 yen). I said it was a bookkeeping, but it was a messy printed matter, and it didn't contain any brushes. If you want a famous red stamp with a heart, please check it out and go to the office. Amulets and omikuji aren't left as they look In addition to the main shrine, there are shrines around ・ Ara Shrine ・ First rank Inari Shrine ・ Suga Shrine ・ Hachimangu ・ Kotohiragu Shrine ・ Tenjinsha ・ So Shrine there is Since the notation of each company describes which god is worshiped, I think it is possible to check the benefits from there. (Some of them are about to disappear, so I stopped them) Also famous here is the mysterious mark on the top of the main shrine. The person who taught me said that "mysterious characters are famous", but there was an explanation about what the characters were. At first, it was a character related to God, so I thought it was a Sanskrit character, but apparently it was a "Kamidai Abiru character". It seems that the letters in the mark are also written as "Ouchi no Yashiro" I think it's a good idea to take a look at what the Japanese syllabary is posted as to which character is which reading.