Suzunomiyainari Shrine - Ishioka

Although it came with a lot of effort ... it was uninhabited and the red stamp was not received (ToT) But the main shrine was beautiful and the big statue of Hakuba was pretty inside the Buddhist temple ♪

The deity is Ukanomitama. According to the explanation board in the precincts, "The date of construction of Suzunomiya Inari Shrine is unknown, but since the middle of the Edo period, the documents before that are written as" Suzunomiya ". It is said that there was a station building where station horses and station bells were placed for the traffic of government officials when the Hitachi Kokufu was established. In the station system, when officials come and go, station flights pass by ringing bells. After the station system was abolished, this station bell was dedicated to a shrine, and that shrine was made the shrine of the bell. ”According to this description, it is difficult to say when the station system was abolished, but 10 ~ Around the 11th century, the original shrine would have existed by that time. In 1864, 73 members of the Tengu Party, including Koshiro Fujita, gathered in the precincts of our company and set out to raise troops on Mt. Tsukuba. The 23-year-old Koshiro, who is enthusiastic about the ideals of Sonno Joi, would have never dreamed of the consequences of a bloody civil war and imprisonment and decapitation in the herring storehouse. I wondered why 73 people were in this narrow precinct, but it wasn't always small at that time. In addition, the site that is the current parking lot on the right side of our company is lined with Yukaku called Shinchi Hachiken, and Koshiro and his friends at that time used to stay there.