Shingu Shrine - Hokota

The festival god is a man of speed. Takeshi Tsutsumei, Nihon Takeson as a ritual. According to the Ibaraki Prefectural Shrine magazine, Emperor Kageyuki, Takeshi Nihon, solicited the death of Wu Jingu at the time of the Higashi Izumi conquest. During the Daido era (806-810), he solicited and worshiped Mutsu Tsutsume and Nihon Takeson. This is the reason for Shingu's name. It is said that the shrine was completely burnt down during the year of acceptance (1652-1655), three companies were moved from Kumanoyama, and the shrine was enshrined here, the main shrine in Shinjuku, and the Nakanomiya (maybe Nachi?) in Chosenji. By the way, although it is the location of the main shrine and the central shrine, Shinjuku is probably the old place name, but I don't know where it is, and I couldn't find Chosenji on the map. A long approach of about 200 meters runs from south to north. The branches of the guardian cypress trees on both sides cover the sky like an arch, and a sigh of admiration sighs. Just as an old couple came by car to worship, the wife walked off the car at the entrance to the approach, and the owner was driven by car near the main shrine. I know... I should walk this approach. Although it seems that the shrine at the end was rebuilt in recent years, the shrine and the main shrine were both beautifully constructed in vermillion and were beautifully constructed.

I visited when I went to another shrine and I worshiped it because the atmosphere seems to be good. There are many big trees, and if you take a deep breath and walk slowly, you will feel relaxed and your body and mind will relax. Creation is unknown The gods of the festival are Hayatama's life and distribution Emperor Gou (71-130 C.E.) of the Emperor Kyoko wanted to seek martial life and prayed for peace in the country when he was conquered by Tojo. After that, the company shrine was burnt down for the year of fire (1652 to 1655), and the three companies were transferred from Kumanoyama.