Unebiyamaguchi Shrine - Kashihara

The history of its founding is unknown, but it was enshrined as a mountain god who cuts out the materials for the imperial shrine at one of the six Yamato Yamaguchi shrines at the Engi-style Meishin Shrine. It is worshiped as a god of safe delivery and has a childbirth stone because it enshrines Empress Jingu, Empress Jingu, and Sumiyoshi Sanjin, and Empress Jingu gave birth to Emperor Ojin. The shrine that originally had a record of 1446, which was written as Kashihara-Jingu Volcano Nishiyamao, was drawn on the summit of Kashihara in the old map of 1575, and it can be seen that it was relocated during this period, but in 1940. He was injured by the shrine overlooking Kashihara Jingu and the tomb of Emperor Shinbu, and was relocated to the current location after receiving instructions from the authorities of the heyday of imperial history, and was promoted from a village shrine to a prefectural shrine. By the way, it is said that the relocation to the summit was made because it was painful to look down on the company when Mr. Ochi, a powerful family of Yamato, set up a castle on Mt. Kaibuki in the south of our company. 20/11/16 At the time of worship, many climbers (mainly middle-aged and older) were praying regardless of weekdays, but the palace has a quiet atmosphere. From the precincts, Mt. Nijo and Mt. Katsuragi were desired nearby. I heard that the road to the parking lot of the shrine is narrow, so I parked my car in the parking lot of Kashihara Sports Park, which was a little far away, and went to the summit. It was nice to see Mt. Unebi approaching.

Quiet place. You can get a red stamp.

Climbing Mt. Unebi from here has some load, so it is ideal for mountain walking.

It was a small but respectable company. For my uncle, it is very thankful that the bench is maintained. However, I wanted to get a red seal, but it was a weekday or the office was closed.

15-2, Obimachi, Hagiwara-shi Sakai Volcanoguchi Shrine -Local people call it "Omune Yamajinja"- I went up to Nara for the first time today, 15 years ago. It will be Yamato Sanzan together with Mt. My favorite is Tenka Hisayama, and I think the big Manba monument installed in the pass is also wonderful. It was a company that was relocated to the top of the mountain, but it seems to have been relocated to Sakai because of its “high head”. In my opinion, I like this place where I can relax and get energy from the sunset on this western foot across from Nigamiyama. As described in Wikipedia, it is one of the six Yamaguchi domestic companies (Asuka, Ishimura, Oshinozaka, Hase, Hoki, and Otonashi) that are written in Enki-style congratulatory words. I will do my best to conquer it. Manyo singing monument (Shrine entrance / right side toward Ichino Torii) [Issued by Ebara City Tourism Policy Division / Touring the Manyo Monument in Ebara (March 2019)] No.19 Too much Tasuki is also good In the mountain of bonfire `` Unknown Volume 7-1335 '' I couldn't stand my thoughts, no specifications I'm going to put a mark on Mt. The “Shinban Road / Manyo / Ancient Remains Tour” is still about 1/10.

It is located at the foot of Mt. Unebi to see the deity, but it seems to have nothing to do with Kashihara Jingu. There was an on-yang stone in the precincts because it was said that there was a benefit to easy delivery.

Shikinai Taisha Unebiyamaguchi Shrine Deity of the ritual, Ki Nagasashi, Sumiyoshi Sanjin, Sumiyoshi Sanjin [History of the shrine] First source in the first year of Datong (806), "Shinsho Keikakusho". In the first year of Jōgan (859), he was awarded the fifth rank in "Sandai Jitsuroku", and there is a record that he was entrusted to the government and prayer rain as Myojin Taisha under the system of Engi. It is said to enshrine the mountain god of the Imperial Household Misasagi Forest Guardian. Oyamazumi Shrine was the deity. In the third year of Bun'an (1446), there is a record that Unebi Yamaguchi Shrine was located at the western foot of Mt. Unebi in "Gogun Shrine Magazine". In the 3rd year of the Tensho era (1575), "Mt. Unebi Kozu", the shrine is drawn on the mountaintop. It is said that Mr. Ochi moved to the summit for fear of overlooking the shrine to the north when the castle was built on Mt. Kaibuki. It is worshiped as a "god of safe delivery" in the "Yamato Famous Places Map" according to the tradition of the Kiki that Empress Jingu, the deity of our company, gave birth to Emperor Ojin when he sent troops to Korea. It was around this time that Oyamazumi Shrine, who was the main god, was enshrined in the precincts shrine, and the three gods of Ki Nagashihime, Toyoukebime, and Omotesune Otoko were enshrined in the main shrine. In the Meiji era, it was designated as the old town shrine "Unebiyamaguchi Shrine". In 1945, he moved down the mountain from the summit at the order of the authorities because he looked down on the Kashihara Jingu Mausoleum and injured Kamui.

I worshiped before climbing Mt. Unebi, it was well maintained and had a sacred atmosphere.