Sakuragawaisobeinamura Shrine

A small shrine San like a neighborhood. There's a parking lot. A little further along the path beside the parking lot, there is a coughing shrine and Mitarai Pond. Your seal stamp Itadaki masita! On the day I visited, I got a note because the writer San was not present.

It's a place where you can feel at ease with a calm atmosphere ? Places where various Tianjin gods, including Setsumatsusha, pass Power is overflowing from the keystone through which the dragon vein passes. The entrance is a staircase, but it is a place that even I, a physically handicapped person with bad legs, can go.

I found a shrine here when I searched for a tour of the surrounding shrines I worshiped because there was a key stone It's a small shrine, but it's a shrine that is cherished by the locals, and the atmosphere in the precincts is nice. The Omikuji in the shape of cherry blossom petals is cute

Sakuragawa City is a famous place for cherry blossoms, which is also called "Yoshino in the west, Sakuragawa in the east". "Sakuragawa Sakura" can be seen here, Sakuragawa Isobe Inamura Shrine, and the nearby Isobe Sakuragawa Park and its surroundings. There are many types of cherry blossoms, such as Sakuragawa scent, birch scent, first heavy cherry blossoms, and thin-haired cherry blossoms, all of which are rare to hear for the first time. The deities of the Sakuragawa Isobe Inamura Shrine are Amaterasu Ogami Ara soul (it seems to be an active and active spirit for "Wa soul"), Chichihime Kashihata, Rikio Tente, Seori. Tsuhime-mei, Yamatohime-no-mikoto, Kibana Sakuya-hime-mei, Tenta-tama-mei, Tamayori-hime-mei, Tamashiya-hime-mei, Tenji-jo-mei, Amako-ro-mei, Nihon Takeson, Toyokei Ogami. There was also a keystone at this shrine. According to the historical writing, "The keystone of Ichinomiya Kashima Jingu in Hitachi Province (concave shape) and the keystone of Isobe (convex shape) form a pair, and since ancient times it has been regarded as a guardian deity for earthquake and disaster prevention. It is said that the keystone of the eel is the head of the eel, and the keystone of the Isobe is the tail. " Then, what is the keystone of Katori Jingu? I also think ... ^^; Don't worry about the details. The precincts were well maintained and there was a dignified atmosphere. It was a shrine that made me feel like my spine was growing. The priest also kindly responded and received a red stamp ♪

The day before, my husband seemed to watch it on TV, the weather was good, and he invited me, so I went to see ?. Many people came to Inamura Shrine, which has a calm atmosphere and makes you feel the history. There is a rare thread cherry tree, and the person in charge taught me a lot of explanations of the cherry blossoms and how to distinguish them while taking a social distance. There were many reviews, but the priest of the office who accepted the red stamp? Wonder? Is it your wife who kindly felt the goodness of your personality and wrote it? I received a wonderful red stamp of ?.

I worshiped at the red stamp. When I visited at around 3:30 pm, it was a weekday, and it happened that Mr. Miyaji came to the precincts, and Mr. Miyaji asked me, "Is it a red stamp?" There are also many precincts. I was lucky that I was about to go home a little earlier. Goshuin is 300 yen each