Toride Sochinshu Yasaka Shrine - Toride

The sculpture was very impressive. The precincts are also carefully maintained and I was able to visit you comfortably.

I visited in June 2021 on a walk around Toride. Introduced in the photo ??✨. Behind the hall of worship, the openwork sculpture of the main hall is wonderful! ️ The following is from the information sign ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ City-designated cultural property Yasaka Shrine (main hall / worship hall) This shrine was founded in the 3rd year of Kanei (1626), and the deity of the ritual is Susanowanomikoto. The hall of worship was built in 1832, and the torii was built in 1707. The main shrine is built in the style of Ichimasha, and was built in 1906. On the base of the main shrine, there is an inscription of master craftsmen Goto Seidonosuke and Honosuke (the second son of Seidonosuke) as engravers, but Seidonosuke died in 1901. Yasunosuke relied on his brother Keirin Goto and completed it with Matsugoro Terada and Ihachiro Takaishi. The name "Matsugoro Terada" is engraved on the back of the sculpture of the dragon of worship, and the name "Keirin Goto" is engraved on the wall of the main shrine. In the past, the annual festival was held for three days from June 17th of the lunar calendar, but from August 1955, it has been three days since August 1st. The mikoshi is carried by the young people of Uemachi, Nakamachi, and Katamachi, who are their children, on a rotating basis every year, and is handed over on the first and third days. The size and weight of the portable shrine, which was made in May 1826, is said to be the best in the Kanto region. Designated in February 1981, Toride City Board of Education ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ Yasaka Shrine sculpture The head office is registered as a designated cultural property of Toride City due to the delicate openwork carvings on the main shrine and worship hall. The beauty is that many people come all the way to worship rather than far away to see it. Openwork is a method of engraving that requires special skill, and you will be surprised to see its wonderful work in front of you. ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ ・ Kaya no Wa "Kaya no Wa" appears in the green myth of Susanoo-no-Mikoto, our deity. A long time ago, during the journey, Susanoo-no-Mikoto visited his brother Somin Shorai and Kodan Mirai's houses to rent an overnight inn. Although he was a wealthy house in the future, he refused to live in the future, and the future of Somin was a poor house, but he accepted the life in the future. After that, several years have passed since Susanoo-no-Mikoto went on a journey again, and he visited Somin Shorai again to reward his gratitude, and made the daughter of Somin Shorai make a ring of Kaya and put it on his waist. Say. That night, people are killed, leaving one daughter behind. He said, "If there is a plague in the future, he will say,'I am the descendant of the future of Somin Shorai,' and those who wear the ring of Kaya will be spared from the disease." For this reason, it is said that Kaya no Wa has benefits such as plague prevention and disease-free breathing.

I visited the shrine for the first time. I arrived around 0:30. I parked my car in the temporary parking lot. About 50 worshipers were lined up. It was good that there were just the right number of people.

Angler ... Especially the Toyohashi Shrine, a purveyor to Basser. The precincts are quite quaint, but I get the impression that they are the little gods of the city. I would be happy if there was any benefit.

Recommended for those who do bass fishing w There are , , and . The parking lot is behind, but the doorway is quite narrow. Goshuin Itadakimashita! You can also get (Taishido Ari at the entrance of the parking lot). The sculpture of the main shrine is a cultural property designated by the city.

Susanoo-no-Mikoto is a deity. I passed by several times, so I stopped by today. There is a parking lot in the back. It is a place where you can feel the history.

The guardian dogs on many rocks are wonderful. There are many Setsumatsusha and Setsumatsusha on the approach to the shrine, and the Shinboku, which is over 300 years old, is amazing! The openwork of the hall of worship and the main hall was wonderful! I also received a very powerful red stamp.

I moved by train from Yasaka Shrine in Moriya and walked a little less than 1km from Toride station. When I came by car a long time ago, I remember hesitating to enter the parking lot, but it feels like the entrance is wider than before. It feels like a shrine in the city, and although it is not such a large shrine, you can get a unique typeface of red stamps.