Tsuchiya Shrine - Tsuchiura

Name: Tsuchiya Shrine - Tsuchiura
Address: 1 Chome-13 Central, Tsuchiura, Ibaraki 300-0043, Japan, 300-0043, Japan

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住所：	1 Chome-13 Central, Tsuchiura, Ibaraki 300-0043, Japan
Postal code :	300-0043
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

1 Chome-13 Central, Tsuchiura, Ibaraki 300-0043, Japan

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R	R Saito on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
白	白川里司 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
R	Roger Tupicanskas on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Pequeno santuário nas dependências do antigo castelo. Small sanctuary on the premises of the old castle.
藤	藤田力 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 石段を登ると木陰にひっそり鎮座しています！鳥居も無く、小ぶりなお社だけがある神社です！ When you climb the stone steps, you are quietly sitting in the shade of a tree! It is a shrine with no torii and only a small shrine!
山	山田万歳 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 元禄年間から城主を勤めた土屋氏の氏神を祀る神社。明治三十一（1898）年に土屋正直子爵から，当時川口町にあった土屋神社を城内に移すことを条件に土浦町へ土屋家の個人所有である土浦城址を公園とする寄贈の申し出がなされ，移設されたとのこと。城内に建てられる神社には，「火薬庫の傍に建てて，防火を願う」「鬼門に建て，厄除けとする」などの明確な目的がある場合が大半だが，経緯を聞くに，そういった意味での城との関係はない様である。現社地の左手に古い社地と思われる石段と灯籠が残っている。 A shrine that enshrines the deity of Mr. Tsuchiya, who has been the lord of the castle since the Genroku era. In 1898, Viscount Tsuchiya offered to donate the ruins of Tsuchiura Castle, which was owned by the Tsuchiya family, to Tsuchiura Town on the condition that the Tsuchiya Shrine, which was in Kawaguchi Town at that time, was moved to the castle. It was made and relocated. Most of the shrines built in the castle have clear purposes such as "build near the powder magazine and pray for fire prevention" and "build at the demon gate to prevent evil", but in that sense There seems to be no relationship with the castle. On the left side of the current company site, there are stone steps and lanterns that seem to be the old company site.
ｽ	ｽｷｰｻｻﾞｴ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 〜土浦藩主・土屋氏の氏神神社〜徳川斉昭の子である旧藩主挙直の子・正直が、土浦城址を公園として寄贈した際、別の場所からこちらに神社を移したそうです。武田家滅亡時、織田方の大軍勢から武田家を守り最後まで壮絶に戦った「片手千人切伝説」の土屋惣蔵がルーツになります。「ベルセルク」のガッツを彷彿とさせますが、彼は「レイリ」という少年マンガにフィーチャーされています。とても小さくささやかな祠ですが、市民が憩いちびっこ達が遊ぶ城址公園を暖かく見守る神社でもあります。立派なお社は期待しないで下さいね。 ~ Tsuchiura feudal lord, Mr. Tsuchiya's shrine ~ When Honesty, the son of Tokugawa Nariaki's former feudal lord Tsuchiya, donated the Tsuchiura Castle Ruins as a park, he moved the shrine from another location. When the Takeda clan was destroyed, Tsuchiya Sozo of "One-handed Senninkiri Densetsu" who defended the Takeda clan from the large army of Oda and fought fiercely until the end became its roots. Reminiscent of the guts of "Berserk", he is featured in a shounen manga called "Reiri". Although it is a very small and small shrine, it is also a shrine that warmly watches over the castle ruins park where the citizens can relax and play. Don't expect a good company.
D	Daniel Scott on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Very small shrine with no shrine gate.