Tatehokokashima Shrine - Iwaki

Miyaji-san was very polite. It is a wonderful palace with a history.

Parking is about 2 cars. It is a small local shrine. There is one "?" There is no way (laughs)

It is close to Atagohanazono Shrine, so I visited after Atagohanazono Shrine. Take a narrow road from the railroad tracks to the shrine. It was Saturday, but no one was at the shrine office, so I couldn't get the red stamp. The precincts were small and the shrine was compact. The big rock behind the shrine left an impression.

It is Kashima Shrine that seems to be a god of Take from the name of Tatetsu. Some say that Kashima Shrine is dotted on the front line where the influence of the Yamato Imperial Court spreads in the eastern countries, which seems to have some meaning. The Joban Line crosses the original approach.

There is a shrine of Fushimi Inari that was divided from [Fushimi Inari Taisha Shrine], the headquarters of Inari in Kyoto.

I was interested because I heard the origin of the fact that when Koro came up, I put a hook on Tsuji and prayed and calmed it down. Somehow I arrived at a narrow alley After visiting the temple, I took a short walk. I am very pleased to take a closer look at the origin of the case. In addition to the godliness of marriage, easy delivery, traffic safety, and travel safety, it is said that you can also get the godliness of healing and sickness due to the origin of the extermination of 魭. I also received a red stamp, but I am glad that I received a very good one because I felt the power to remove the trouble from the imposing ink book.

It is a very historic shrine. If you ask for a seal, I had a polite response to your busy situation. thank you very much. From the homepage below History A shrine deity named Takemi-ka-Chinokami reached the land to settle Tohoku. As we climbed up this mountain which was called "Shio-dori" at that time and stood "Sakai" and looked at Tohoku going on from now on, it came to be called by the place name "Tate-hose (Tate-hoko)". Shinto history According to the Shinden, the Heijo emperor Daido 2 year (807 AD), about 1,200 years ago, 1 ※ (魍 魎 り ょ 現 れ 現 れ 現 れ 現 れ 現 れ に appeared here, and bothered people. It is said that Shinji Fujiwara, who was a priest at the time, set up a "citation" and prayed for in the company and killed him. In other words, it was created before this, but the details are unknown. ※ 1 魍 魎 (も う り 総 称 ... ... 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 総 称 mountain, river, trees, stones and other spirits Furthermore, according to the third generation of Japan, it is described that eleven companies were enshrined in Iwaki-gun as the god of the seedling of Kashima Jingu Shrine at the time of the 8th year of worship (866 AD). We are considered one of them. Initially, the shrine was built on the summit. After that, it was rebuilt in the Yamashita Tohoku area by the lord of the time, Amemezaki Sumimae Deide Morihira Asominori, in the 3rd year of the calendar year (1998 CE). However, it was burned down in the Tensho 1st year (AD 1573), and it was built in the present land by the capital lord Iwajo Sakyo Taihei Hikarika of the 5th year (AD 1577). Before the Edo period, it was also known as "Shonichi-no-dori Otome Daimyojin", but in the Meiji Era it became the current issue.

Tatehokokashima Shrine is located in Tairanakakabeya, Iwaki City. The deity is Takemikazuchi. It is said that the god of worship set up a "halberd" in this area during the Tohoku era, so it came to be called "Tachihoko". There is a torii gate in front of the shrine, which looks like the original Omotesando, but it is divided into railroad tracks. (You can also visit from the western route) Thank you, I received the red stamp of "Tatehokokashima Shrine".