Takane Shinmei Shrine - Funabashi

Name: Takane Shinmei Shrine - Funabashi
Address: Funabashi, Chiba 274-0817, Japan, 274-0817, Japan

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住所：	Funabashi, Chiba 274-0817, Japan
Postal code :	274-0817
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

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・	・回った場所 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 社務所は有りましたが閉まってました大きく素敵な場所でした There was a company office but it was closed It was a big and nice place
さ	さんた九十九屋（さかなや） on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 立派な神社です。ただ、神主さんは不在です It is a wonderful shrine. But the priest is absent
6	6200 MEDUSA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 神明幼稚園の隣に有る無人の「祠」です。特に何にも有りません。敷地は普通に有りますが本殿も手入れはされてなく荒れてます。神社とは名ばかりで、近隣のチビッ子達が遊んでるだけの公園化になってますね。本殿も古びて、いつ行っても扉は閉められたままで有り難みも薄いです。 It is an unmanned "shrine" next to Shinmei Kindergarten. There is nothing in particular. The site is normal, but the main shrine is also unmaintained and rough. The shrine is just a name, and it's just a park where the little ones in the neighborhood are playing. The main shrine is also old, and I am thankful that the door remains closed whenever I go.
K	Kazu Kuro on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 休みで午前中に時間がある時にお詣りに行ってます。 I go to pray when I have time in the morning on my days off.
乙	乙名丹次郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 広い境内の森の中に、拝殿・幣殿・本殿の構成の立派な社殿と、神楽殿を持ち、末社も多数、富士塚もあるという、土地の中心となってきたであろう神社です。消えかかった説明看板を判読して、疑義があるところも、読み取れたままで下記に引用しておきます。高根神明社縁起当社は幾代の昔からかその存立は明らかではないが　江戸時代以前は伊勢明神　船橋明神を　分祀した古社である古くは観行院が別当を勤めており　元文　寛保　延享の頃は　部落の人達の厚い信心を受け　地頭小栗氏　江戸時代　もこの社を尊信し　年々神供米を差し出していた　その後衰退したが　明治になり　名主を始め　氏子も用材等を献納して現在の社殿が完成し　明治十年四月　落成式を行い　現在に至った御祭神は　船橋明神　春日神　八幡神を祀り　御神楽は明治六年　若者達により　始められ　今日に伝承されている御神事一月一日　　元旦祭　　午前九時神楽　　　午前九時半五月一日　　祈願祭　　午後三時神楽　　　午後五時十月十四日　宵祭　　　神輿山車渡御十月十五日　例大祭　　午後三時神楽　　　午後五時 It is a shrine that will have become the center of the land, with a magnificent shrine composed of a hall of worship, a temple of the main shrine, a kagura hall, many shrines, and Fujizuka in the woods of the wide precincts. Read the fading signboard, and if there are any doubts, quote them as they are. Takane Shinmeisha Engi The existence of the company has not been clear for some generations, but before the Edo period it was an ancient shrine dedicated to Ise Myojin Funabashi Myojin. In the old days, the Kwanjoin worked as a separate employee, and in the time of the former sentence Hiroho Enryō, he received the deep devotion of the people of the Buraku village. Became the Meiji era, the head shrine and the dedication donated materials etc., and the current shrine was completed, and the inauguration ceremony was held in April of the Meiji era. The deity of the festival is enshrined in Funabashi Myojin, Kasuga God, and Hachiman God.Okagura is started by young people in the 6th year of Meiji and is passed down today. Gods January 1st, New Year's Day Festival at 9am Kagura 9:30 am May 1st Prayer Festival 3:00pm Kagura 5:00 pm October 14th, evening festival, Mikoshi float delivery October 15th, Annual Festival, 3:00 pm Kagura 5:00 pm
g	gmt pjw on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 「神明社（しんめいしゃ）は千葉県船橋市高根町にある神社である。「高根神明社」とも呼ぶ。近年、放火が多発しており、自警団が注意を呼びかけている。船橋明神、春日神、八幡神を祀る。本社は、幾世の昔からかその存在はあきらかにではないが、江戸時代以前に伊勢明神船橋明神を分祀した古社である。古くは観行院が別当を勤めており、元文・寛保・延享の頃は、高根部落の人達の厚い信心を受け、地頭小栗氏（江戸時代）も同社を尊信し、毎年神供米を差し出していた。現在の社殿は、明治になり、名主を始め、氏子が用材等を献納して、明治10年4月に落成したものである。 Wikipediaより」 50年近く前に高根小学校で運動会の応援歌があったのをかすかに覚えています。「神明神社の神主が　おみくじ引いて申すには　いつも白(赤)勝ち　勝ーち　勝ーち　勝っち勝ち」 "Shinmeisha is a shrine located in Takane-cho, Funabashi City, Chiba Prefecture. It is also called" Takane Shinmeisha ". In recent years, arson has occurred frequently, and vigilantes are calling attention. Enshrines Funabashi Myojin, Kasuga God, and Hachiman God. The head office is an old shrine that enshrined Ise Myojin Funabashi Myojin before the Edo period, although its existence is not clear for many years. In the olden days, the Kankoin was a separate priest, and during the Genbun, Kanpo, and Enkyo eras, the people of the Takane village received the deep devotion, and Mr. Oguri Jito (Edo period) also respected the company and offered it every year. I was offering rice. The current shrine was completed in April of the 10th year of the Meiji era, when the head of the shrine and other priests donated materials. From Wikipedia " I faintly remember that there was a cheering song for an athletic meet at Takane Elementary School almost 50 years ago. "In order for the priest of Shinmei Shrine to draw a fortune, he always wins white (red), wins, wins, wins, wins."
A	Angel call your name on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここの狛犬の顔を見てると不思議と心が浄化されます。社務所はありますが神主も居ません。御朱印もありません。小さな富士塚もあり至る所にある祠も古い年代のようでやや風化してますがとても歴史を感じます。そこに時折置かれてあるカップ酒を見ると地元に愛されてる神社だと感じます。そして何よりここは神楽が有名らしいです。何度も参拝する事で愛着が湧き親しみを覚える神社。満月の夜に月明かりの下でみた桜は本当に美しかったです。先人たちもここで一献してたのかな。などと思いを馳せてしまいました。 Looking at the face of the guardian dog here mysteriously purifies the mind. There is a company office, but there is no priest. There is no red stamp. There is also a small Fujizuka, and the shrines everywhere are like old ages and are a little weathered, but I feel a lot of history. When I see the cup sake that is occasionally placed there, I feel that it is a shrine that is loved by the locals. And above all, Kagura seems to be famous here. A shrine that makes you feel attached and familiar to you by visiting it many times. The cherry blossoms I saw in the moonlight on a full moon night were really beautiful. I wonder if the ancestors also contributed here. I thought about it.
シ	シュナシュシュ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 神社の周りが道路や宅地？等の開発中でした。境内の石造物で私が見て、読み取れたものには宝暦、明和、文政、天保、慶応の元号が刻まれた石造物がありました。中には250年以上前のものもあり歴史のある神社と実感しました。 Is there a road or residential land around the shrine? Etc. were under development. Among the stone structures in the precincts that I saw and read were the stone structures engraved with the Horeki, Meiwa, Bunsei, Tenpo, and Keio eras. Some of them are more than 250 years old, and I realized that they are historical shrines.