Saitamaken Gokoku Shrine - Saitama

Since there is no dedicated parking lot, I went through the park from Hikawa Shrine. There are Gokoku shrines in each prefecture, but it didn't feel very wide because there is a large torii in the park and there is a worship hall across the road. I thanked the spirits who fought for their lives for Japan.

2021.10.23. Visit 6 minutes walk from Ichinomiya Hikawa Shrine in Omiya. I chose "visit" this time because I couldn't worship at the dedication ceremony of the archery called "Ogasawara-ryu Sansan-nine-handed ceremony" on the day of the event, whether I was lucky or unlucky. I couldn't accept the red stamp, but that was another opportunity. The photo is the scenery of the ceremony.

When I visited the worship, the priest was cleaning, but I was able to receive the red stamp. Ichino Torii was in Omiya Park.

A company that enshrines the spirits of Saitama Prefecture I heard that the priests are well cleaned and are very important. Thanks to you, I was able to feel sacred Thank you

About a 10-minute walk from Kita-Omiya Station on the Tobu Noda Line. It is located in a corner of the vast Omiya Park through a residential area. There is no parking lot. Go through the torii gate, cleanse your hands and mouth in a small chozuya, and head to the main shrine. "The spirit of the spirits is safe" I gave my condolences and gave a thank-you note ?. We are today thanks to the spirits who fought for their lives in the last World War and protected our country ??. If you live in Saitama prefecture, I would like you to visit Yasukuni Shrine in Kudanshita, Tokyo, as well as Gokoku Shrine in Saitama Prefecture. There are several statues and stone monuments, but the inscription written about the kamikaze unit "I want modern junior high and high school students to know about the young members who gave their lives for the country." Was written, and I was struck by the chest. The war cannot be prevented even if only Japan makes a vow of non-war. It made me think again that it is necessary to be prepared to not wage war from other countries and not to be invaded. I wanted the environment to be prepared so that more people could worship. Don't be lonely for the spirits ?.

Gokoku Shrine behind Omiya Hikawa Shrine ... It is a shrine that enshrines the spirits that protected Saitama Prefecture, but in this photo, Hikawa Shrine is full of people on January 2nd, but there are no worshipers at all. The priest is not motivated because there are no worshipers, and even though I am still worshiping, the place to hand over the red stamp is closed and the Japanese flag is not motivated. I think the eirei is also crying. However, the appearance was excellent and the surrounding environment was wonderful, but I felt disappointed.

678. 2019.09.22 A little north from the center of Omiya Summary courts and tax offices are nearby It is enshrined in a place adjacent to Omiya Park. Originally, this land is in Omiya Park It seems that it was a part of Hikawa Shrine. Or rather, Omiya Park itself was originally It seems that it was the site of Hikawa Shrine. In front of Gokoku Shrine is the back approach street The official approach is from Omiya Park, The first torii was also in the park. Is it really a Gokoku Shrine designated by the Minister of Interior? I'm crazy about the narrow precincts Gokoku Shrine's unique peen and tense I feel that the atmosphere is alive and well, and I feel tight. Shell shells, statues of volunteers, disabled veterans monuments There was also a relics exhibition hall. "There is peace now on many sacrifices ..." Everyone is out of peace and doesn't feel anything. If long peace continues, the blur will progress steadily. The fight begins again, and so on. In the recent Abe Cabinet, where peace is blurred Because I didn't take any measures against corona In the midst of everyone suffering from corona I've talked about first strike at enemy bases. Among them, the conscription system can be said. For the old man with a small mask, 52 Gokoku Shrines designated by the Minister of the Interior to cure bokeh I would like you to come on a nationwide pilgrimage. According to the history book, In 1934 (Showa 9) as Saitama Prefecture Shokonsha It was founded. Before that, in various places in the prefecture It seems that he was doing a requiescats memorial service. 1939 (Showa 14) Gokoku Shrine designated by the Minister of the Interior It has been renamed to Saitamaken Gokoku Shrine. 1946 (Showa 21) With GHQ's militarist facility Renamed to Sairei Shrine to avoid pointing out. 1952 (Showa 27) Japan's return to sovereignty He has recovered and is returning to Saitamaken Gokoku Shrine. The Battle of Toba-Fushimi, the first battle of the Boshin War From Saitama Prefecture to the Greater East Asia War It is said that 51180 pillars of the war dead are enshrined.