Tsumekuro Shrine - Sakuragawa

The legitimate route is difficult to understand.

The deity is Iwanaga Himemei. According to the monument of origin in the precincts, it was founded in Oei 32 (1425). Ota Isemori Sadasuke, the head of the town of Shota, Nakagun (Inuda, Iwase-cho), set up a castle (Hashimoto Castle, also known as Yoshisho Castle) on Mt. Hashimoto during the year of Oei (1394-1427). It began with the transfer of Izu Kuni Unmitake Bancho Himemei (Kumomi Sengen Shrine, Matsuzaki Town, Kamo District, Shizuoka Prefecture) as the guardian deity of the castle. It was designated as a village shrine in 1897 and donated in 1918. As I went south from the Yuki Kaido on a narrow road, I arrived at the precincts before I knew it. Unfortunately, there are a lot of cars and a lot of people. Apparently, it is a preparation for the annual festival (November 15th) one week later. The shy cat was confused as to whether he was asked, "Suspicious guy! Give yourself your name!", But on the surface, it was dignified. Put in a gift and give two bows, two clappings and one bow. I hurried around the precincts and left to escape with a little cub. I entered the shrine sideways, but from the direction of the shrine and the torii, the main approach is ... well. The beast path beyond the bush is like that. I gave up the expedition because it was seen by the parishioners today. Also, it seems that you can go to the ruins of Hashimoto Castle from the back of the shrine to the ridge, but that is also a pass because there is no time. By the way, there were many stones on the torii gate, but if you put the stones on the torii gate well, you will get a good bride.