Tateyama Shrine - Omitama

The god of festival is Kuramata Soul Life (Ukanomi Tamanokoto). He ruled this land in 1368 and was enshrined as the deity of Tsurumachi Mikawa Mori Terutsu, who built the residence. The precincts can be approached from the cosmos grounds of the learning center, but the original approach begins to climb the stone steps from the bottom of the hill where the facilities are located, through the tunnel. Only one stone guard dog was left in front of the shrine, whether it was lost during the earthquake. In addition, a long line was hanging on the Temizusha, whether it was a remnant that enshrined Shishido Okami. It seems that he is still talking properly.

The deity is Kurana Tamashii. Also known as Tateyama Inari Shrine. In 1118, when Takami Hira (Osui) set up a riding ground, he was enshrined as a guardian deity in Oka by the spirit of Shinme and was called Tateyama. Around 1368, the guardian deity of Takasaki Castle, which was built by its descendant Tsurumachi Mikawa Mori Terumitsu, enshrined a spirit from Kyoto Fushimi Taisha Shrine. Tsurumachi was destroyed with the destruction of Mr. Ohsui in 1590, but the ritual was inherited by the local people. Although it was disqualified, there were an extremely large number of worshipers. The shrine was newly built in 1887 with donations and donations, and in the same year it was rebuilt immediately after a storm fire. The precincts are behind the Lifelong Learning Center Cosmos, which was built on the site of Takasaki Castle, but the original approach seems to continue from the opposite side of the shore. It seems that the precincts were originally maintained as a park-like use, and foura and benches are lined up on the edge of the hill in the precincts, but they are decaying. However, when I saw the state of the precincts, the magnificent main shrine, and the numerous stone monuments, I definitely felt that it was a company that gathered many worshipers. Just that day, it seemed that a high school brass band tournament was being held at Cosmos, but the audience, I thought it was really a waste not to visit here.