Somatamotsukuzu Shrine - Ome

Name: Somatamotsukuzu Shrine - Ome
Address: 2 Chome-107 Fujihashi, Ome, Tokyo 198-0022, Japan, 198-0022, Japan

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住所：	2 Chome-107 Fujihashi, Ome, Tokyo 198-0022, Japan
Postal code :	198-0022
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

2 Chome-107 Fujihashi, Ome, Tokyo 198-0022, Japan

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秋	秋山健一 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
J	Jijibaba Miri on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
S	SUOMI NPP on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 沢山の神様が祀られております。 Many gods are enshrined.
Y	Y SEKAIRYOKO TAKESHI on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 月１お参りに行っております。お清めのお水がないので持参でございます。 I am going to visit Mon 1. Because there is no clean water, bring it It is.
内	内田明浩 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ こじんまりとしてますが、歴史は古くお祭り(４月)もあり、お囃子、山車もあります It is small, but it has a long history (April) and there are dumplings and floats.
三	三ッ木えみ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ いちょうの紅葉が綺麗でした。ここの狛犬さんたちは高さがあり、迫力もあり、参拝に行くとしっかり見定められる感じがします。ちゃんと門番してるなぁ。社務所や御朱印などはよくわかりません。人気はないけれど、神社の奥がお寺みたい。風情ある神社ですし、末社も多いです。日枝神社、天照皇大神、大物主大神、秋葉大神、豊受大神、稲荷大神のお社があります。 The autumn leaves of ginkgo were beautiful. The guardian dogs here are tall and powerful, and when you go to worship, you can feel that they are well identified. I'm a proper gatekeeper. I'm not sure about the shrine office or the red stamp. It's not popular, but the back of the shrine looks like a temple. It is a tasteful shrine, and there are many end shrines. There are Hie Shrine, Amaterasu Omikami, Omononushi Omikami, Akiba Omikami, Toyouke Omikami, and Inari Omikami.
は	はるのゆいたろう on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 元々は杣保神社と葛神社の二社があったようですが一社に統一され「杣保葛神社」となったとの由来です。杣保神社は戦国期にこの辺りを支配した藤橋城主の庇護の元で栄えた神社との事です。葛神社は牛頭天王との事ですので神仏習合の流れを組んでいますので隣接する宝泉寺が神宮寺だったのでしょうか⁉️ 二つの流れか有る神社ですが地元の鎮守として今はひっそりと信仰されているみたいです。銀杏が目立ちますので紅葉?の時期は凄いのだろうと思います。 Originally there seemed to be two companies, Shihobo Shrine and Katsuragi Shrine, but it is derived from the fact that it was unified into a single company and became “Shinobo Katsura Shrine”. Shibo Shrine is a shrine that flourished under the protection of the lord of Fujihashi Castle, who ruled this area during the Sengoku period. Katsura Shrine is with Ushizu Tenno, so we are building a flow of God Buddhism practice, so was the adjacent Hosenji Temple Jinguji? Although it is a shrine that has two streams, it seems to be quietly worshiped now as a local guardian. Since the ginkgo stands out, I think that the time of autumn leaves is amazing.
た	たま“tamatyan”ちゃん on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 杣保葛神社は、明治6年に村社に列格した杣保神社と葛神社が明治43年に合併、杣保葛神社と称したといいます。杣保神社は、藤橋城主平山越前守重吉が元亀・天正（1570-1591）城内鎮護のため愛宕社と称して祀ったと伝えられ、江戸期には社領10石の御朱印状を拝領したといいいます。一方の葛神社の創始は不詳ながら、愛宕社内に牛頭天王社と称して祀られ、藤橋村の鎮守社だったといいます。 Somatamotsukuzu Shrine is said to have been called Somatamotsukuzu Shrine, which was merged with Somatamotsukuzu Shrine, which was listed as a village shrine in 1897, in 1897. It is said that the lord of Fujihashi Castle, Hirayama Echizen Morishigekichi, worshiped the shrine as Atago Shrine to protect the castle of Genki Tensho (1570-1591). Says. On the other hand, although the origin of Kuzu Shrine is unknown, it is said that it was enshrined in Atago as Ushito Tenno Shrine and was the guardian shrine of Fujihashi Village.