Tenman Shrine - Toyooka

Name: Tenman Shrine - Toyooka
Address: Kinosakicho Uyama, Toyooka, Hyogo 669-6116, Japan, 669-6116, Japan

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住所：	Kinosakicho Uyama, Toyooka, Hyogo 669-6116, Japan
Postal code :	669-6116
Webサイト：	http://www.hyogo-jinjacho.com/data/6322103.html
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

Kinosakicho Uyama, Toyooka, Hyogo 669-6116, Japan

Best Shinto shrine in japan

K	KEYBO7D on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
大	大伴渓児 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
K	Kazu M on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 京都の歌人賀茂直兄(なおえ)の歌碑がある。川の向い岸に玄武洞が見えるが山陰線の線路があるのが残念です。 There is a monument to the poet Naoe Kamo of Kyoto. Genbudo can be seen on the opposite bank of the river, but it is a pity that there is a San-in line.
莫	莫妄想 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 京都の上賀茂神社の神官・国学者・歌人の加茂直兄(1781~1854)の歌碑がある。彼は1835年に城崎にやって来て平安三十六歌仙のひとり、藤原兼輔(877~933)を偲んで長歌・短歌を詠み、それが碑になっている。藤原兼輔は905年に城崎にやって来てそのときの歌が古今集に収められていることで有名。「但馬の湯へまかりける時に、二見の浦と云處にとまりて、夕さりのかれいひたうへけるに、ともにありける人々、歌讀けるついてによめる」の前書き付きで、「夕月夜をほつかなきを玉くしけ二見の浦は明けてこそ見め」と詠んでいる。 There is a monument to the priest, national scholar, and poet Nao Kamo (1781-1854) at Kamigamo Shrine in Kyoto. He came to Kinosaki in 1835 and wrote long and tanka songs in memory of Fujiwara no Kanesuke (877-933), one of the thirty-six poems of Heian, which is a monument. Fujiwara no Kanesuke came to Kinosaki in 905 and is famous for the songs from that time in Kokinshu. With the preface of "When you go to Tajima-no-Yu, you will stop at Futami-no-Ura, and you will be able to sing along with the people who can be with you in the evening." "Don't miss the evening moonlit night Futami no Ura can only be seen after dawn. " I wrote.
h	h 03hide on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 円山川護岸に守られた地区に在る「天満神社」　二見谷？二見？訪問中に辿り着く。JR山陰本線脇に社を構えるが、冬場は積雪が多いので、24時間散水しているのか？日中だけか？　分からないがコケが石段や参道にまで生えて滑りやすくなっていて怖かった＾＾；　地区の方にお話を聞いていないので･･？　神社の狛犬たちが印象に残っている。某神社　豊岡地区の狛犬と大きさ雰囲気など似ている様に思えた。とても素敵な狛犬です（サイズは小さいかでしょうか）？（私感）灯篭や狛犬の風雨にさらされた感じで・・・古い年代の神社だと思う。この辺りは玄武岩採石場が近かったこともあり「玄武岩」が使われてますね。 "Tenman Shrine" in the area protected by the Maruyama River revetment Futami Valley? Futami? Get there during your visit. We have a company on the side of the JR San-In Line, but since there is a lot of snow in winter, is it sprinkled 24 hours a day? Is it only during the day? I don't know, but I was scared because moss grew on the stone steps and the approach to the shrine and it became slippery ^^; The guardian dogs at the shrine left an impression on me. It seemed to be similar in size and atmosphere to the guardian dogs in the Toyooka area of a certain shrine. Is it a very nice guardian dog (is it small in size?)? (Personal feeling) It feels like I was exposed to the wind and rain of lanterns and guardian dogs ... I think it's an old shrine. "Basalt" is used in this area because the basalt quarry was near.