Shigeihachiman Shrine - Onomichi

Name: Shigeihachiman Shrine - Onomichi
Address: 950 Innoshimashigeicho, Onomichi, Hiroshima 722-2102, Japan, 722-2102, Japan

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住所：	950 Innoshimashigeicho, Onomichi, Hiroshima 722-2102, Japan
電話：	📞 +88
Postal code :	722-2102
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

950 Innoshimashigeicho, Onomichi, Hiroshima 722-2102, Japan

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T	Tony Kansai on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 尾道市因島の重井町にある由緒ある神社です。 It is a historic shrine in Shigeicho, Innoshima, Onomichi.
ホ	ホシガメ大明神 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 穴場的な神社です。絵馬等の奉納品がユニークで、面白いです。綺麗にされた境内で、いいと思います。このような神社は、いいと思います。大切に保存して欲しいと思います。 It is a hidden shrine. The offerings such as votive tablets are unique and interesting. I think it's good in a clean precinct. I think such a shrine is good. I want you to save it carefully.
R	Run kumamon on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ◎神功皇后伝説の地に建つ神社 ⚫︎神功皇后が三韓征伐時に立ち寄った地。 ⚫︎神功皇后が水を飲んだ重之井という井戸あり。 ◎オススメ ⚫︎参道から眺める白滝山がgood！ ⚫︎随身門の中に木彫狛犬があるらしい。 (ネット情報) ⚫︎巨木の御神木があります。 ⚫︎社殿はなかなか立派です。 ⚫︎「大砲」奉納という石碑あり。 (場所は手水舎の横) ⚫︎神社参道からお参りし白滝山に登るコースをオススメします。 ◎ A shrine built in the legendary land of Empress Jingu ⚫︎ The place where Empress Jingu stopped by during the Sankan subjugation. ⚫︎ There is a well called Shigenoi where Empress Jingu drank water. ◎ Recommended ⚫︎ The view of Mt. Shirataki from the approach is good! ⚫︎ There seems to be a wooden guardian dog inside the Zuijin Gate. (Net information) ⚫︎ There is a giant tree, the Shinboku. ⚫︎ The shrine is quite impressive. ⚫︎ There is a stone monument called "Cannon" dedication. (The place is next to the Chozuya) ⚫︎ We recommend a course to visit from the approach to the shrine and climb Mt. Shirataki.
亀	亀川伸二 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 年末大掃除の最中にお邪魔して、高野仇討の絵馬の写真を撮らせて頂きました。前回見逃した木彫狛犬も。因みに図中の池田農夫也は助太刀ではなく、村上六兄弟の三男（長男・次男既に亡く敵討時点では長兄）。彼が岡山池田家に養子に出ていたので、赤穂藩が高野山の墓守として逃そうとした尊皇藩士達の仇討を敢行でき、事後の処分も軽くて済んだのであろう。 During the year-end cleaning, I visited and took a picture of the votive tablet of Katakiuchi Takano. The wood carving guardian dog that I missed last time. By the way, Nobuya Ikeda in the figure is not an assistant sword, but the third son of the six Murakami brothers (the eldest son and the second son at the time of the katakiuchi). Since he was adopted by the Okayama Ikeda clan, the Akaho clan was able to defeat the emperor clan who tried to escape as a grave keeper of Mt. Koya, and the disposition after the fact would have been light.