Tsukiyono Shrine - Tone District

The sculpture of the main shrine is up to the attic.

The main hall is beautifully decorated up to the back side of the roof.

I think it will be a place to visit as a tourist if you manage a bit more tightly because it is a shrine with a place name called Tsukiyono, but at the moment there is no change box and no parking space

Tsukiyono is a truly romantic place name, but it dates back to the Heian era. A man of the city, Genshun (Goto Minato), passed by during the tour of the eastern country, saw the moon rising to Mt. Even now, the moon seen from here is said to be selected as "Japan Hundred Natsuki" (^ _ ^ ゞ

Lord of the Festival God 祀 弉 命 倉 倉 主 主 主 産 産 産 産 橘 橘 橘 橘 橘 橘 陀 陀 倭 雷 菊 菊 菊 菊 菊 祇 大 祇 食 食 食 稲 稲 道 道 道 道 道 道Greatness Minakami Town Designated Important Cultural Property "Tsukinono Shrine Honden" This company is quietly located in a row of cedar trees at the end of the Tone River terrace. Originally built, it is called Toshinmeigu, which sings Amaterasu, and has been rebuilt by Numada Tsuji Sanada Iga Mori Noritoshi during the early Edo period. It is made "one village one temple one company" by the company temple rearranging ordinance in the Meiji era, and 21 shrines and shrines deities that were scattered in this district are gathered here, and the Meiji 41 year (1908) Tsukino Shrine It was renamed. In 1937, the main shrine of Satsuma Shrine, which had been empty, has been relegated to the present position of the overturned house behind the main shrine, and it has been within the limits of the lifelong hospital. From the hillside, it is said that the wooden sled and the roller were relocated by human power. The name of the two royal carpenter beams are written on the gate tag at the erection of Kansei 4 (1792). The highly colored sculptures and compositions that are completely decorated are extremely impressive, and in particular, several dragons and wave-plate-shaped board eave sculptures excavated all over the roof are very rare designs. (From the information board) Main shrines merged in 1941 (Meiji 41) Kumano Shrine in the capital Suga Shrine of the Great Castle Hachimangu Shrine in the old castle Suwa Shrine in the Shibata Raiden Shrine in the Shibata Oyama Shrine in the Fukasawa Ehime Shrine in the Shido Suwa Shrine in the Shita Shiwasa Shrine in the City (From the blog "Kiteki Iwabo" and "Momomura magazine")