Somebaamenoiwakatsu Shrine - Masuda

Name: Somebaamenoiwakatsu Shrine - Masuda
Address: 1-60 Somebacho, Masuda, Shimane 698-0011, Japan, 698-0011, Japan

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住所：	1-60 Somebacho, Masuda, Shimane 698-0011, Japan
電話：	📞 +889
Postal code :	698-0011
Webサイト：	https://masudashi.com/kankouspot/kankouspot-731/
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

1-60 Somebacho, Masuda, Shimane 698-0011, Japan

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T	T. Okazakiya on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 重要文化財の本殿は見応えあります。 The main cultural property monument is worthwhile.
穴	穴井解 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 国指定重要文化財の桃山時代の本殿と本来祭祀されていた大岩が隣り合わせの静かな空間です。ボランティアガイドの方がおられ、説明してくれました。 It is a quiet space where the main shrine of the Momoyama era, which is a nationally designated important cultural property, and Oiwa, which was originally enshrined, are adjacent to each other. A volunteer guide was there and explained to me.
T	Taku “MH” Tadenuma on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 天石勝命を祭神とし、複数の配祀神も祀られた神社で益田東高校の校庭と敷地を接しています。創建は神亀二年（725年）。通常は石段の上に鎮座する本殿への立ち入りは禁止されており、階下の神門のところからの参拝になります。境内社（大元神社？）が同じ高さで少し離れた南側にあり、こちらは石段を上がることができるので、本殿の姿をはっきりと確認できるのはこの位置からとなります。結婚式場も兼ねた大きな神楽殿が敷地の中央にありました。奥の池の中央に祠が建てられており、もともとは祠対岸の岩が御神体であったようです。比較的大きめの神社ですが狛犬さんは居られませんでした。 It is a shrine where Katsumei Amanishi is the god of deity and several gods are enshrined. Founded in 2 years (725). Normally, entry to the main shrine, which sits on top of stone steps, is prohibited and worship from the lower gate of the shrine. The precinct shrine (Omoto Shrine?) Is on the south side at the same height and a little away, and this is where you can go up the stone steps, so you can clearly see the main shrine from this position. There was a large Kagura hall that also served as a wedding hall in the center of the site. A coral is built in the center of the back pond, and it seems that the rock on the opposite bank was originally a sacred body. Although it is a relatively large shrine, the guardian dog was not there.
t	takumi shinoda on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 本殿は国指定文化財。しかし、それよりも舞殿が益田氏の七尾城に建てられていた城の威光を感じる重要文化財的な建造物だと思う。舞殿は、内部を結婚式などで使用するために手を加えられているため、かつて文化財指定をつけられなかった。 15年前くらいには、溜池に水が張っていて、ザリガニが住んでいた。滝も流れていた。神社の近くに、室町時代には勝達寺という寺があったが、廃仏毀釈により廃寺となった。勝達寺の本尊は、現在鎌倉の極楽寺にある。 The main shrine is a nationally designated cultural property. However, I think that Maiden is an important cultural property that feels the majesty of the castle that was built at Mr. Masuda's Nanao Castle. The Maiden was once undesignated as a cultural property because the interior was modified for use in weddings and other occasions. About 15 years ago, the pond was filled with water and crayfish lived there. The waterfall was also flowing. Near the shrine, there was a temple called Katsutatsuji in the Muromachi period, but it was abandoned due to the abolition of Buddha. The principal image of Katsutatsuji is currently located at Gokurakuji in Kamakura.
旅	旅行大好き寺マニア on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 益田東高校の横を抜けて参道に入ると左手側に駐車場があります。染羽天石勝神社は、古来より境内の弁天池の背後にある注連岩（しめいわ）を石神とした磐座信仰の形式で祀られており、奈良前期（725年）に天石勝命を祭神として創建されたと云われています。なお、上古に大和より当地に移住してきた春日族がその祖神を祀ったものであるという伝承もあるようです。平安期には『延喜式』の美濃郡五座に記される式内社となり、後に滝蔵権現と称して別当寺の勝達寺（しょうたつじ）を建立し、中世には益田氏の庇護を受けて発展。その後、明治期の廃仏毀釈の影響で勝達寺は廃寺となり、瀧蔵権現は社名を染羽天石勝神社と改め、現在に至るとされています。 After passing by Masuda Higashi High School and entering the approach, there is a parking lot on the left side. Somebaamenoiwakatsu Shrine has been enshrined in the form of Banza worship with Shimenawa behind Bentenike in the precincts as a stone god since ancient times. It is said that it was founded as a deity. There seems to be a tradition that the Kasuga tribe, who migrated to the area from Yamato in ancient times, worshiped their ancestors. During the Heian period, it became a ceremonial shrine listed in the Goza, Mino-gun of the "Engi-shiki", and later built the Shotatsuji temple of Betsutoji under the name of Takizo Gongen, and in the Middle Ages, the patronage of Mr. Masuda. Developed in response to. After that, Katsutatsuji was abandoned due to the abolition of Buddha in the Meiji era, and Takizo Gongen changed the company name to Somebaamenoiwakatsu Shrine, and it is said that it continues to this day.
西	西谷廣 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 益田市〔染羽天石勝神社〕に九日塚と呼ばれる芭蕉句碑が建っている。春立ちてまた九日の野山かな　芭蕉益田の俳人・蛸阿坊が天明３年（１７８３）建立したという古い碑。 A Basho phrase monument called Kukkazuka stands in Masuda City [Someha Tenshikatsu Shrine]. Kana Noyama on the 9th of spring An old monument that Masuda's haiku octopus Abo was built in 1783.
t	t u on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ もと国宝だったそうですが、なぜ、どこが評価されたのか興味がありますね。　それにしても「そめばあめのいわかつ」という名前はなかなか読めないし、読めても覚えにくいです。 It was originally a national treasure, but I'm curious about why it was evaluated. Even so, the name "Someba Ame no Iwakatsu" is hard to read, and even if it is read, it is difficult to remember.
小	小林慶太 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 「染羽天石勝神社」そめばあめのいわかつじんじゃと読みます。島根県益田市にある益田駅の東２Ｋｍほどの染羽町に鎮座。益田川の北側、高校のグラウンドの横が参道です。北西に延びる参道の途中に鳥居が建ち、鳥居の脇には、「式内　縣社　染羽天石勝神社」と刻まれた社号標。参道の灯籠には、「瀧蔵大権現」と刻まれています。さらに参道を歩くと、大きな神楽殿があり、その奥に、石塀で囲まれた神門。昔は、この位置に拝殿がありましたが、老朽化のため解体し、神門が建てられました。神門の奥の階段を登ると本殿があるのですが、神門の場所で参拝するようで、神門から奥へは行くことができません。残念。そのかわり、社殿の左手に境内社があり、そちらの階段を登ると、本殿の真横に出ることができます。本殿は、三間社流造で、国指定重要文化財らしい。 "Someba Amaishi Katsu Shrine" I read it as "Someba Ame no Iwakatsujinja". Located in Somebacho, about 2km east of Masuda Station in Masuda City, Shimane Prefecture. The approach is on the north side of the Masuda River, next to the high school ground. A torii is built in the middle of the approach to the northwest, and on the side of the torii, there is a company name engraved with "Somebacho Tenshikatsu Shrine". The lantern on the approach is engraved with "Takizo Daigongen". If you walk further along the approach, you will find a large Kagura hall, and behind it is a Shinto gate surrounded by stone walls. In the old days, there was a hall of worship at this position, but it was dismantled and a shrine was built due to deterioration. If you climb the stairs at the back of the Shinto gate, you will find the main shrine, but it seems that you are worshiping at the place of the Shinto gate, and you cannot go to the back from the Shinto gate. disappointing. Instead, there is a precinct shrine on the left side of the shrine, and if you climb the stairs there, you can get to the side of the main shrine. The main shrine is built by Sangensha and seems to be a nationally designated important cultural property.