Takano Shrine - Iwami District

A shrine company (small shrine) that is compared to the "Takano Shrine (Inabakuni, Kino-gun)" in the "Enki Shiki Godsbook". It is a village company in the modern age. It is said that during the Kofun period, the 24th Emperor Hitoshi Niken was recruited during the year of the Buddhist priest, Miu. According to the Christian era, it corresponds to 492 years. The "Inaba Magazine" says "Kanebori Ogami Festival God Kourin Kikinson". In June of the 4th year of the Heian period (1080), Koyakami of Inabakuni was enshrined with Nakanoha because he worshiped Shinto along with Oegami, Japanese Wenbun of Oki, Ogamiyamagami, and Kunisakakami. Name is written along with the famous local shrine, which recalls the power of the past. Originally called Kanesu Daimyojin, it was originally located in Koyasaka, the southern tail of Nikamiyama, but was relocated to its current location as a second-hand store. The shrine in September of the first Edo period (1684), in the middle of the Edo period (June 1710), in the middle of the Edo period (June 1710), in March of the 4th year (1754), and in February of the year 5 (1776). The record of construction is left. The first year of Teikyo says that there is a regret in Kobuna Takasumi Village, Chogo Village, Ikeya Village, Enji Temple Village, Sotomura, Osaka Village, and Nakamura. This 7-year-old family is also listed on the 4th year of the Holy calendar, and when it comes to the 5th year of Anei, there is no Takasumi Nagasato, but from the 6 villages of Enkoji Temple, Sotomura, Otani, Osaka, Ikeya, and Karagawa. Belief donation is confirmed. It was the Meiji era and I went to the village company. The main deity god is Kaori Kiyoshi. The god of the enshrined nation, Ritsuzen, was originally a deity of the Shrine Wakaichi prince who was enshrined in Kamado, and was enshrined in the first year of the Meiji era (1868). In addition, the shrines of Shinmeigu (Amaterasu Okami), Hachimangu (Honda Tetsumei), and Shintosha (Kuraine Tamashii) were enshrined. April 9th ​​is the main festival and September 9th is the autumn festival. ▽Go under the torii gate and take the approach a little to the precincts. There is a short stone staircase and a shrine in the front, and a large Ginkgo tree on the right. The hall of worship has an imbued house, no sculptures, and a simple structure. There are lanterns on both sides, and "Kansei 7th July July (1795)" and "Sekiro Mason" are carved. The main hall is located inside the cover of a large Immunaya, and the structure is the Itsuki-Mizou Hiiragi-no-ru. A staggered gable is placed in the front, and the worship is a gable gable. Eight buildings (palace). The structures under the roof are the two-handed Totosu and the tail rafters. It is characterized by many carvings. There is a large Japanese cedar tree on the left side of the main hall.