Toyoma Shrine - Tome

When I took a walk the night before, I was surprised that there was a great palace.

Since it is a local god, worshiping will calm your heart.

There is a haiku monument at [Tome Shrine] in Tome-cho Teraike, Tome City. Even if it doesn't fall, the day when the bamboo is planted It is not a study at [Oku no Hosomichi]. Bamboo Kientei There is a foreword.

It was a great shrine with a sacred feeling.

There is a red stamp written in front of the shrine. Miyashi's house is right below the shrine.

I climbed the long stairs out of breath: D

Hachimangu is a shrine of Yoriyoshi in 1064, when Minamoto no Yoriyoshi, the guardian general of the Tenki era, prayed for victory with Yajiri as the god when he conquered the thieves. Yoriie relocated the Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine, which is enshrined in Hatamine, Yamashiro Province, and later called the area Hachimanzaki. After the fall of Fujiwara no Yasuhira in the 5th year of Bunka (1189), Kiyoshige Kasai Saburo revered Hachimangu as the guardian deity of the Kasai family, the total guardian of the seven counties, when he occupied this region. In 1590, the Kasai clan was destined to disappear, and in 1604, the Sendai clan's Date Sagami Morinao moved to the castle as the main lord, and in the same year, Hachimangu was relocated from Yawatasaki to the foot of the Teraike Dojo. did. Furthermore, in 1722, the 6th generation Datemuramizu relocated the shrine to the present mountain top, and was revered and taken over as the guardian deity of successive lords. When the Mizusawa Prefectural Office was located here in 1873, the shrine was enshrined at Hachimangu Shrine and the Inari Shrine, which is deeply worshiped by the inhabitants, and was called the "prefectural shrine Tome Shrine." It was changed to "Shrine". The third Saturday and Sunday of September is a national holiday, and there are many floats and kneaded floats in the town, which is a festival rarely seen in the neighborhood. Religious deities: Emperor Ojin, Three Goddesses of Munakata (Princess Hatatsu, Princess Tashin, Princess Ichikishima), Hikomei Saruta, Tamashii Kurata, Princess Omiya Regular holidays: April 20, 3rd Saturday of September, Sunday

The shrine is on a hill and it is quite difficult to climb the steep stairs. This is also a steep slope, but there are roads (driving skills required). There are two humanoid white-faced warrior statues on the left and right at the shrine gate, which looks scarier than the statue of Aun's Nio. When you visit the shrine, you will find a red stamp next to the money box (the one at Tome Shrine is quite impressive, 500 yen). This place is also the place where Matsuo Basho read the phrase. Tome Shrine will not appear in this morning's serial drama, but I hope many people will visit.