Tsuchiurasochinshu Yasaka Shrine - Tsuchiura

The parking lot is on the left hand side after entering Torii from Yasaka Street. The space between the left and right trees is quite narrow. When I thought that the water wasn't draining, it was sensor-sensitive and innovative.

It is said that Tsuchiura's guardian deity was called Gozu-Tennō before the Meiji era. The precincts are refreshing, cool and bright. The group did not come on this day, but probably because of Sunday, the number of people who worship is constant. I was told by Q & A that the parking lot is on the left side after passing through the torii gate, and I was finally able to visit the parking lot for the third time. (^^) v The construction is unknown, but according to the company biography The spirit of Yasaka Shrine descended on the "Ogata Sacred Ground" at the southern foot of the Tsukuba Mountains, and was enshrined in Ogata Village (Ogata, Tsukuba City). However, because an epidemic broke out in Ogata Village, the festival was abolished in order to calm it down, and the Shintai (Gozu-Tennou statue) was washed away in Sakuragawa. Two fishermen, Kazaemon and Yajibei, picked up the Shintai that was floating in Kasumigaura at the mouth of the river after going down the Sakura River, and built a shrine under "Tennomatsu" outside the lake shore, and worshiped it as Kasumigaura Yasaka Shrine. As the historic site of this Tennomatsu, there is "Tennozuka" in Kawaguchi 2-chome, Tsuchiura City, and a stone monument indicating the birthplace of Yasaka Shrine is built. There is a sentence in the Niihari-gun guide that says, "This place is still called Tennomatsu." It is said that Haruhisa Oda renovated the shrine in 1333 (Genko 3). During the Oei era (1394-1427), it was relocated to the current company site, "Adachi Taro Myojinbei," and was enshrined as Gozu-Tennōsha again. There seems to be another biography.

The deity was called Ushitoten in Susano Onomikoto, and I hoped that the whole family would be healthy. I went there on January 2nd, so I lined up for about 30 minutes, but the big zelkova on the way, the guardian dog with moss on both sides, and the lanterns were wonderful! I also received a red stamp.

It is unknown that it was founded, but it was reported that it began at the foot of Mt. The main shrine, the shrine, and the shrine were designated as Tsuchiura City's designated tangible cultural property in 2001 (2001) because they are valuable as relics of the shrine building built during the Edo period. Thank you very much for the stamp of Tsuchiura Yasaka Shrine.

The parking lot is on the far left side of the torii gate. I was a little confused, but when I drove through the torii gate and proceeded, there was a parking lot. The sculptures on the main shrine are wonderful, but some were broken and were about to come off. I found it difficult to maintain.

Tsuchiura Sochinshu Yasaka Shrine. The god of ritual is a god of death.

This is Mr. Yasaka from Ichinomiya, Tsuchiura City. Thank you Susanoo for your protection.

I visited for the first time. It was a quiet and very nice shrine. All the trees are very good and I would like to go there again.