Sumiyoshi Shrine - Ome

Worship on February 27, 4th year of Reiwa Since it is on a hill, I went up the steep stairs to worship. I received a red stamp from a cat.

Ome City designated historic site Former Ome village guardian 2nd year of Oan in the Northern and Southern Dynasties 1369 Seasonal dragon (Enmei-ji Temple is also open) Founded by Sumiyoshi Sanjin, enshrining Empress Jingu Regular festival April 28 Float pilgrimage May 2nd and May 3rd [Haiden] Keicho 18 1613 Burned down by a lightning strike Estimated to be rebuilt from Bunsei 6 to Tenpo 7 The Unryu map of the ceiling painting is a cultural property designated by Ome City. Bunsei 7 1824 Kobayashi Tenbuchi brush (Representative work at the age of 47) Painting by Tani Buncho and poetry by Kikuchi Gozan learn [Main shrine] Deformed Kasuga-zukuri (rear Irimaya-zukuri) On the building tag is a carpenter from Senshu (southern Osaka prefecture) The name is written Founded in 1369, 2nd year of Oan during the Northern and Southern Dynasties 18th year of Keicho 1613 Haiden Heiden Burned down by a lightning strike Burnt remains on the Chigi beam in the main shrine The stone lanterns in Kakiuchi are in the 7th year of the Horeki calendar, 1755. Applicant Tomiuecho Sumi Kobayashi Jurozaemon Sadayasu See the history book Image of the main shrine (main shrine with vermilion coloring There are few people who have posted photos 1 to 9), so please take a look at this image. The sculptures of the hall of worship (Karashishi Peony series photos 19 to 23) (Kumikoku sculpture series photos 24 to 34) are not often taken in such detail. Heiden is Photo 35 36

Sumiyoshi Shrine in Ome Sumiyoshi Town Showa Retro Street. Looking at the approach to the main shrine and the approach to the main shrine from the street, if you like the temple, you will surely want to visit it. When you go up the stairs, you will be greeted by a big guardian dog. From the main shrine, you can overlook the streets of Ome, and you can see that God is still watching over the townspeople and the historic tradesman culture.

It is a local shrine of the old Ome inn around Ome station. There is a large torii along the old Ome Kaido, and if you go ahead, you will see Otokozaka in front and Otokozaka on your left. The main shrine and the worship hall are separated and carved. Right next to Sumiyoshi Shrine, there is Otori Shrine in Setsumatsusha. It makes you feel that the Ome post station and many shops that were busy in the past were crowded. If you enter the office in a relatively new building on the left side of the hall of worship, you can purchase amulets and Omikuji fortune stamps. I'm resident so it seems like I'm doing it every day It ’s a traditional ubusunagami from this area. The bustle of the city of Ome has moved to the area closer to Tokyo in the city area, and the bustle of Sumiyoshi Shrine at this Ome station has disappeared much.

It's the biggest shrine in Ome city. The scenery from the shrine is wonderful. Ome is famous for its movie town. It seems that there used to be three movie theaters. There are also remnants of that, and the signboards of movies that were aired in the past are everywhere in the shopping district. It's also inside the station. I don't see much, but the Ome umbrella is famous.