Samakumine Shrine - Iwaki

I wanted to buy an amulet, but I couldn't buy it because the glass window was locked. There was no guide, and I knocked, but there was no response. I will never go again.

A shrine that worships the rare god of trees and houses in the Kanto region, the fifty-five lives (Oyabiko). The younger sister's dad is not worshiped. If the two gods are enshrined, Kanto is the candidate for Sado's Shinto Shrine.

When I went to Navi Street, I arrived at the back parking lot. It may be a little difficult to understand from the front side. The office is the house of Mr. Miyaji on the right side of the torii gate, and I received a red stamp there.

It is called Samakyuan Shrine. The front entrance is a bit confusing, but if you ask for a seal, you have a very polite response and have received a talisman. There are the oldest cedar trees of the city. From the homepage below Our Shinto shrine is a Shinto shrine that celebrates the fierce 50 days of life in a quiet forest adjacent to a residential area. Fifty mortal life is known as a mountain god, a farmer, and is known as a "God of Beginnings" because he planted seeds in the hills. In the old days, during the ensuing year of Emperor Takeshi (782-806), when Sakauedamura Maro was in the east, he prayed for a long pilgrimage to Shiunori at a thin beach, and then Yoshinosuke Ashikaga Mr. Tsuyoshi, Tokugawa Ieyasu, and others dispatched priests to execute the priesthood. At the time of the rebellion of Ohito (1467), Hikojiro Nakayama (the father of Mr. Ono, who was once the lord of Nakayama) abolished the feast in the war and lost the old record and the gods, etc. At one time, he moved his house to Yada village, solicited a god, and a townsman built a company in Sakai (here). However, because the spirits go through the old company and shine light on the foot of the mountain every night, the village owner Ueda Tairaku has been annoyed with this rumor and destroyed the company. It is said that his descendants were destroyed in the wrath of God. After that, he resigned to the old wisdom, but since he was burned down in a thunderstorm in March 16 (1682), the Heijo lord Yoshiyasu Naito rebuilt in August of the following year, donated the Ichibayashi Yamabayashi, and served it as a ritual. , To today. It is reported that there is a field called Jinguji ruins in the ground south of the ground. Originally, the festival was held on April 7th, but it was changed on May 5 of the new calendar from 1959.

It is a shrine next to a residential area. It's a very old shrine in the city. The guardian dog was new. Tengu-san was everywhere.

The stairs on the approach to the shrine are quite steep, and you can easily visit from the parking lot at the back.

It is a good shrine with an atmosphere. It is one of the seven Iwaki companies in the Enki style. The god of worship is fifty fierce lives. The son of Susanoo-no-Mikoto, another name is Oyabiko no Kami, and it is worshiped as the "god of the beginning." There is a parking lot in front of the shrine, and if you park there, you will not have to climb the steep stairs (about 15 to 20 degrees).