徳川東照宮(太田市)

The ruins of Mr. Tokugawa. There is a shrine but no castle remains.

There are various theories about the Tokugawa family, but it is a small, quiet shrine in the region that is said to be the birthplace of Mr. Tokugawa.

It was a quiet shrine. But it is a worship hall that feels history.

There is a big tree of the zelkova tree behind the worship hall. This Toshogu shrine was originally a shrine god that the Shoda family worshiped.

Former village company. Festival God: Ieyasu Tokugawa. Founded: Kanei years (1644). According to the document Mr. Tokugawa's founder Yoshiyoshi Tokugawa (Yoshiki Serada) is the eighth generation of his father, Chikauji, who was appointed by Muromachi Shogunate to catch up on the remnants of Mr. Nitta. Will have to leave the country. Ikuta Hayato from Tokugawa-go (Tokukawa-go) separated the Zen-sen sentence and goods at the time of his departure from the parent, and sent it off to Nakase (current Fukaya City, Saitama Prefecture) with his local peasant. At that time, the Ikuta family became Tokugawa's landlord after entrusting the parents' territory. After that, the parent moved to Matsuhira-go (currently Matsudaira-cho, Toyota, Aichi Prefecture) in Mikawa Country, and became the base for his parents. In addition, Mr. Matsudaira is enshrined with Tokugawa Ieyasu at Matsudaira Toshogu Shrine, Yahata Shrine. In 1991, Tokugawa-God Ikuta family, the 16th generation Yoshitoyo Ikuta, worshiped with Ieyasu Tokugawa in Bushu Kawagoe (currently Kawagoe City, Saitama Prefecture). Is ordered to change to Masada surname. In November of the same year, Ieyasu donated a 300-stone red stamp to Tokugawa-go, and the Masada family said that it would be possible to have the site of Tokugawa Enso as a residence until the end of his descendants. With the request of Toshogu Shrine in 1644 (1644), Yoshinaga Masato 18th built a private Toshogu Shrine in the house. This is said to be the beginning of Tokugawa Toshogu Shrine. The visit to Toshogu Shrine built in the Masada residence was granted to the common people only on April 17th and New Year. The ritual was performed by the Masada family. Later, in 1872, Toshogawa-go was donated to Toshogu Shrine, a former house company, and lined up with a village company. On November 6th, 1907, the four shrines of Gonai were joined together, and they were once again revered as guardians of Tokugawa-go. On June 3rd, 1924, the Gongen-do Temple was relocated from Ikusan Eitokuji Temple in Tokugawa-go and used as a worship hall. There is. It is Toshogu Shrine that stands in Tokugawa-go.

It is said to be the site of Mr. Tokugawa of the Nitta family. The address is Tokugawa, the land of Ieyasu Tokugawa's ancestors It is said that there is Toshogu Shrine, which is the most venerable Toshogu Shrine. In the field on the east side Inside is the old tomb of Mr. and Mrs. Yoshishige Nitta. The shrine is the same as a normal local shrine. (Is it Gongen-zukuri?) It is the place where Ieyasu Tokugawa's career is spoofed.

Toshogu is located in the birthplace of Tokugawa. Since it is located in Tokugawa, its name is "Tokugawa Toshogu". It is said that there was the Tokugawa Yoshiki's mansion in the graveyard at Chorakuji, next to Serada Toshogu. It is also an important point to know the history of Mr. Tokugawa, who is the genealogy of Mr. Nitta. From here, it flows to Matsudaira-go, Aichi Prefecture, climbs up to the daimyo who governs Mikawa Province, and finally unifies the world in the place of Ieyasu. After that, there is a story that Toshogu Shrine, which is dedicated to Ieyasu, was built on the site of the building. There is Tokugawa Mantokuji Temple in front of you, which is a good environment to get to know Tokugawa.

The name of Toshogu is named after Tokugawa, but compared to Serada Toshogu, it is a small shrine that is quite lonely.