Takakuami-jinja Shrine - Inashiki District

[Yanxi-style inner shrine] Tohoku Shinto-gun Ami Shrine

It is a shrine where you can feel something in the silence.

I visited the worship service and made me feel calm ?✨

There was no parking lot at this time, there was no parking sign and there was no sign, but it was a forest guardian who felt a solemn respiration just because it was surrounded by thick cedar trees and bamboo grove.

It is an old shrine surrounded by a thick forest of scholarship that has become a designated green area environmental conservation area in Ibaraki Prefecture. There is a very atmosphere. The shrine god is Wutsutsutsumei, and enshrined the chief priest of Keitsu and the life of Amaguro. The old names are Takerai Sansha, Shinoda-gun Ninomiya, and Ninomiya Myojin. Shikinaisharonsha (Shita-gun, Hitachi, Kosha). Old prefecture company. There are various theories about the foundation of the building, but according to the information board in the precincts, the Emperor Suiko 15 (607) and the materials of the Meiji Shrine (Ibaraki Prefectural Shrine Office Inashiki Branch etc.) show that it was the Wado year (708-715). That. In any case, it is from the Nara period or earlier.

Shinto shrine in Ami where I work. There is another Amitabha shrine in a distant place, and I do not know well whether it is the Ninomiya of the Hitotsuku country Ninomiya or Shinta (Shida), but it seems to have been sitting here since the 7th century of the Emperor Emperor. It is a pity that I have fallen in love. There is no parking lot. I stopped for a while on the road in front of the nearby school. It is a shame that the Shiba Inu who is laughing at it was impressive. Shinoda Ichinomiya and Seishu Shrine are equally old. Shinta is an administrative district that was established after the renewal of Taika, and in ancient times the water level was a few meters higher than now, and it is a vast inland sea that is different in appearance and connected to the Pacific Ocean. The Yamato court's early days when water transportation was the mainstay of military strategy. This area is a hill facing the inland sea. Was it an ancient water transportation (good luck) safety prayer place? An epic delusional ancient delusion.

There are various theories such as Emperor Suiko (607 years), Ginba annual (708 - 715 years) etc. The main festival is Kenzo Raiki Men · Deity God, Shigetsu Mutual Life, Tenjya Netsuke Shinta-gun Ninomiya, Ninomiya Akami are the old names. It is one of the company's founding companies It has a woods of the guardian wisdom which is perfect expression of dense, and it is becoming Ami Town designated natural treasure as "Ami Shrine Block". It is a shrine of a large shrine, the cleaning is perfect and a shrine of great faith in the local people. There is no parking lot, and if you stop in front of the torii and enter the precincts, you will see a shrine with a sense of stability. There are also many big trees in the precincts, and there is a rustling atmosphere.

⛩️⛩️⛩️⛩️⛩️ "Takaku" is read as "Takaku" and "Aya" is read as "Ami" ??. Parking lot ?️ None‼ ️Cars ? should be close to the side of the road so that they do not get in the way of other vehicles. No, it's a wonderful ? shrine ⛩️ with an atmosphere ❗ It's on a flat ground, as if you've entered the deep mountains. Walking along the approach ? and stone monuments on the left are lined up at 5 meter intervals. Actually, the "former Kasumigaura Shrine" of the military remains was ❓ mistaken ? It was Ami Shrine in Nakago. I visited on October 4, 2021 (Monday) while walking around Ami Town. According to Wikipedia ● Ami is an abbreviation for "Amitabha", a legal name given to male believers who believe in the teachings of Amida Buddha, which was preached by the founder of Ji-shu. After the Muromachi period in the Northern and Southern Dynasties of Japan, many Ami (Ami) spent their lives as artists while having the aspect of being a monk as a religionist. Ami has had a great influence on the Japanese culture of posterity. The following is from the information board in the precincts ● 100 Famous Places in Ami Town Takerai's Ami Shrine Takaku is considered to be the land of descent of the Futsuokami, the land of the land of the land, and in the Middle Ages, our company was called Ninomiya Myojin as the first mausoleum of Shonai. Renamed to Ami Shrine in the early modern period. According to the company's biography, the god of worship is Takemikazuchi no Mikoto. The main shrine has a building tag of the 4th year of Genroku (1691) and is the oldest building in the town. The trees surrounding the sanctuary are cultural properties designated by the town. In addition, there is a monument of Mugisui Yoshida in the precincts, "Summer grove through the wind of the lake". To the west of the precincts is the Neda shell mound in the middle of the Jomon period, and to the south is a group of medieval stone towers excavated from the vicinity. Ami Town Board of Education ● Ami Town designated natural monument Ami Shrine Tree Tree (Juso) March 22, 1982 22 times It is said that Ami Shrine was founded in 607, the age of Empress Suiko (593-629). It is a shrine with a high shrine rank from the beginning of its construction, and although there is no definite literature on tree planting in the majestic shrine of Japanese cedar that surrounds this shrine, it is estimated from the annual rings of the felled stumps that it is over 300 years old. It is clear that it has passed. Moreover, it is a precious tree that has supported the dignity of Ami Shrine, which has been the target of worship of the local people as a guardian deity since a thousand and several hundred years ago. July 1, 1985 Ami Town Board of Education ● Ami Green Space Environmental Conservation Area The Takagi Formation in this area is mainly planted Sugi, but there is a mixture of evergreen broad-leaved trees such as Castanopsis sieboldii and Quercus myrsini that grow in natural forests. In addition to Eurya japonica, Camellia japonica, and Neolitsea sericea, the deciduous broad-leaved striped eel catfish, which is abundantly distributed west of the Kanto region, and the perennial pollia japonica grow in the forest. Birds such as bamboo partridge, lark, and Japanese wagtail are abundant in the surrounding area, and among butterflies, bluebottles and red wagtails can be seen, forming a good natural environment. Established in February 2019 Ibaraki Prefecture Natural Environment Division The following is from the "Ami Town" homepage ● Ami Shrine Tree Tree (Takaku area) In Ami Town, there are two shrines called "Ami Shrine" in the Nakago area and the Takaku area. The deity of Ami Shrine in the Takemikazuchi area is Takemikazuchi, but there are various theories such as the theory of Futo Okami, the theory of Prince Toyokiirihiko, and the theory of Takakuami. "Takarai" in "Hitachi Kokudo Fudoki" is considered to refer to this area. The foliage surrounding the precincts is a mixture of evergreen trees, mainly cedar, and some of them are over 350 years old.