Shikimiagatasuwa Shrine - Sakurai

It is said that there used to be the Imperial Palace of Emperor Sujin. It may be a good idea to visit while strolling along the Yamanobe Road.

The ancient “Ishiro Zuihari Shrine” is the current “Shikigo Prefectural Za Shrine”. A common place name is "Shiki". Shikishima, derived from Shiki, is so old that it became Japan's national name. For this reason, "Shikishima" became the pillow of "Japan (Yamato)". "Is there two people in Isojo Island in Japan? I mourn something" (Manyoshu)

I visited for the first time I heard the priest of Miwa's Ebisu Shrine

The tenth, Emperor Sujin, The city that was built "Mikiya Shigaki Palace" This is the site of Apparently this trip is To Emperor Sojin It seems that it was a trip related to it.

Shiki Mizenza reads "I'm in Shikinomigata". At first glance, it's impossible ... In one of the six prefectures (Takaichi / Kazuki / Juichi / Shiki / Yamabe / Sofu) located in Yamato, sacred cultivation of vegetables for offering to the Imperial Court It is said to be a shrine that worships the spirit of the garden as a god. Thank you, I received your red stamp. This is an unmanned shrine, so you can visit Miwaza Ebisu Shrine.

Shikigokenza Shrine (Shikino-Miagatani-masu) Iwasakai Iwaza Oomiwa Shrine There are four stones lined up from north to south. In the precincts, there is a stone pillar of "Ishiro Mizugaki no Miya", which is related to the 10th Emperor Sujin, the founder of the Miwa dynasty. However, archaeologically, it is natural to see that the palace was still in the Makimuku heritage site. The god of the prefecture (Miagata no Kami) is the god of rice fields, and in Yamato, the six gods of Takaichi, Katsuragi, Toshi, Shiki, Yamabe, and Sofu are famous. Is. The god of the prefecture is often worshiped in the rice fields of the large river basin.

Shikiuchi Taisha Shrine, which is described as Shikikunisatoshi in the section of Kawachi Kunishiki-gun in the Enki-shiki Shinto shrine. In addition to Kamuyaimimi, our deities enshrine Amaterasu Omikami, Kasuga Omikami, Takemikazuchi, Ame-no-Komei, Hime Omikami, Sumiyoshi Sanjin, and Empress Jingu. This area is said to be the "Shiki prefecture" under the direct control of the Yamato court, and it was the shrine that worshiped the ancestral god because it was the Shiki head of the same family as the Shiki prefecture owner who was the descendant of Kamuyaimimi. It is said that it was founded as. During the Heian period, Kokushi often set up a Soja near the Kokufu, but we were the Soja of Kawachi Province. It is a remnant of Sosha in the place name. A stone pillar of the remains of Kawachi Kokufu stands in the precincts. This is said to be a nationally designated historic site, a multi-story archaeological site from the Paleolithic period 20,000 years ago, and 80 human bones have been excavated from the Yayoi period. About 100 meters north of here, there is the Kuroda Shrine of Shikinai Shrine, which is also called the Kamuyaimimi's hidden mausoleum.

When I stand in front of the shrine and look back, the Ise Kaido runs to the south and the Yamato River flows (although I can't see it). Sanctuaries such as Tokamayama, Asakura, and Shinobizaka are also nearby. Mt. Miwa is warmly watching over me in the background, and I still feel grateful for it. There seems to be another theory about the location of Emperor Sujin's palace. However, it is not unnatural that there was a palace here because Emperor Sujin himself set the place to worship the god of the great lord on Mt. Miwa. Even so, I feel that it may be improved a little more. I feel a little lonely because there is a fine facility of Tenrikyo in front of me.