Totsuka Shrine - Fujioka

You can enjoy Kagura at the festival. It seems like local entertainment!

April 1st is a festival every year Dance at Kagura There is

Boat type damage, currency, shoulder hand - Minghe eight [1771] の double body ancestors.

Although the hall is small, there is also Kagura dens. The guardian forest in the residential area has a different sense of dimension every time it goes through one torii, two torii and torii The car can be stopped, but the way is narrow on the way

The deity deity 戔 嗚 弉 孁 大 孁 孁 食 大 大 事 主 主 命 御 御 八 坂 坂 坂 霊 大大 Totsuka Shrine is Tamurasha, and in the old days it was called Kumano Shrine commonly known as "Okuman-sama." Since the age of the founding, the history is unknown, but it was changed to Totsuka Shrine by merging Murauchi-sha into Kamitozuka-mura Kumano Shrine on August 3, 1908. The company is scolded on the front of the fortress. Lateral burial stone chamber opens on the south face of the ancient tomb, and it is transmitted as "calling hole" from old times. Tombs are designated as important cultural properties of the city. (From the information guide monument) Fujioka City Designated Historic Site "Totsuka Shrine Kofun" This ancient tomb is located in the northeastern part of the Fujioka Plateau, and is a fore-tailed burial mound built in the late 6th century. The stone chamber is a double-sleeve, side hole type, and the flat shape of the genital chamber is a blanket. The side wall is made of rough stone of Kawaraishi, and the way of stacking has changed since the middle of the genocuro. Excavated artifacts have been confirmed by the presence of meteorites and mulberry trees on the mounds. From the stone chamber, in addition to martial arts swords, swords, swords, iron bowls, bells, silver rings, decorative fittings, pipe balls, ball balls, cut small balls, potter's wheel, suekemi's short neck jar, jar, yes, horizontal There are jars and pottery pottery, and these artifacts are currently stored at the Tokyo National Museum. (From the "Old Tomb Information Board" and "Fujioka City HP")

A Basho monument is built in front of the torii gate of Kamitozuka [Totsuka Shrine] in Fujioka City. Spring Moyakeshiki and Futsuki and Ume Hase A monument built in 1894 (Meiji 27). Next to the shrine is an old burial mound.

The sound of the bells of Jetavana, the sound of Syogyoumujyo, the color of the flowers of the Sara Soju ,. As for the opening passage of the Heike Monogatari, when it comes to Totsuka Shrine, the tone of Heike Biwa echoes in my head. As with The Heike Story, Totsuka Shrine has many memories and events. One day 70 years ago, when I was looking at the forest of the guardian of Totsuka Shrine, smoke suddenly spewed out and I thought it was a fire for a moment. However, it was a burst of cedar pollen. The back of the shrine was cool even in the summer, and I couldn't help feeling awe. As I learned later, there was a small front-back burial mound. As the festival approached, the young people in the village worked hard until late at night to practice Kagura. Everyone was mysteriously a master of drums and flutes. Hyottoko's dance was light and invited people to laugh. Okame moves slowly, but it is erotic and contains a wish for a good harvest. On the day of the festival, I heard the sounds of flutes and drums all day long. There were several food stalls, and they made the festival lively. It was a night of Oborotsuki. A farmhouse floating in a paddy field and a forest of guardians in the distant view floated in the haze, and the fantastic scenery seemed to be in the world of fairy tales. It was an unforgettable sight for the rest of my life. I spent several years during and after the war in a nearby village. Now, even if I think about it, I have received a lot of benefits from this area. I can't thank you enough. Thank you very much. I will only talk about Matsumoto's grandfather. A little away from Totsuka Shrine, there was a modern public hall and a fire lookout tower. Matsumoto's grandfather's house was in the immediate vicinity. He took great care of us by inviting the evacuees to our house and serving them as a treat. The Kanna River runs nearby, and Biwa Hoshi, who was rare at that time, built a shack and lived on the riverbed. I heard that this Biwa Hoshi was also one of the people taken care of by Matsumoto's grandfather, and he couldn't speak because of malnutrition. Even if I look back on myself now, I think it's difficult to do. On a cold day in Akagi, Grandfather Matsumoto's large thatched-roof house burned down in a fire. I remember looking at God with a regretful feeling that he would do bad things. Thank you very much, Grandfather Matsumoto. But I also think that God gives us a lot of trials. It is probably God who set up a shrine to protect the tumulus, built a shrine, and protected it from being destroyed. I believe that it is God who has created relationships with people. I learned for the first time that Totsuka Shrine was close to me. It's a minor story. However, even the guardian of a small village is full of memories. Totsuka Shrine, I hope that you will continue to prosper forever.

Former village company. Shrine god: Sora Naruson and 8 others. Totsuka Shrine is located at the Totsuka Shrine Tumulus (total length 53m, front width 41m, rear circle diameter 30m, front height 4m, rear circle height 2.5m, front rear tumulus built in the latter half of the 6th century) , The shrine is built on the front part. In the old days, it was said that Kumano Shrine was commonly called "Okuman-sama." In front of Nino Torii there was a Basho Baku monument. "Spring Moyashiki Tofu no Futsuki and Plum"