Uneotsutamoto Shrine - Kashihara

Saio Miyako Tamoto Shrine う お つ た も と と じ ん Kinomoto-cho, Ebara-shi, Nara Prefecture 114 Festival god Crying goddess In Kojiki Izanami is the god of fire When we give birth to kagutsuchi (迦 土 神) I am burned and killed in the genital area My wife Just one child I did not think that I was going to replace it Izanagi said, Getting angry at Izanami's bedside When crying and sad God who was made up of the tears, It is on the hill of the mountain of Mt. It is a crying goddess Shichiuchi company (small) God body well Hachiman Shrine of Suesha To stand out No mistake Information There is no parking lot No toilet

It is Shichiuchi-yama Yamato country ten city county Hagio Miyako Tamoto Shrine Prince Takamu who worked for the administration of Emperor Tenbu Emperor Takachi Prince After that (Queen Queen) wished the disease recovery of the prince Shinto shrine which is hoping to recover the disease There is a Manyo Suga monument said to be jealous with the Queen Queen (photos available) "Miwasu Prayers at the Shrine of Nakisawa (Osawa)" My King (Ohukimi is Takahihi)

If you search for Hachimangu on Wikipedia, it will be introduced as one company in Nara prefecture. There is no place that seems to be a parking lot. I don't know if I can park in a nearby facility. It looks like a historic shrine, but it feels like there was no historical shrine.

It seems to appear in Kojiki here. In the story, the god that emerged from the tears of Izanami's life was named the "god of the crying woman," and it was said to be a wooden book at the foot of Mt. "I pray at the shrine in Kuwasawa, pray, but my lord doesn't know Takanichi" (Manyoshu) Manyo song monument in the precincts

To be clear, it's creepy. There are many insects and the precincts are rough. It's dim. It seems to be a historical shrine, but it's not enough to go all the way.

Shrine Goddess: Goddess of Crying It is not known how it was built, but in a passage in Manyoshu there is a statement that Queen Matsukuma dedicated sake to the God of Rebirth and prayed for the prolongation of Prince Takaichi in 696, but never revived. Therefore, it seems that he was already in the Asuka era. There are not many shrines dedicated to Nakizawa Goddess. It is said that the Goddess Narazawa is the god who was born from the tears and tears of Ito's dead life, and the company's body is said to be a well. Worship: 2020/07/19

The first volume of Kojiki, it is said to sit 2500 years ago. There is no parking lot, but since the Nara National Research Institute for Cultural Properties is adjacent, we would like you to park there (free of charge), touch Nara's cultural properties, and visit us with your feet. There is also a bus from Yamato Yagi.

Uneotsutamoto Shrine (Une Otsuta Motojinja) Uneotsutamoto Shrine is also known as "Nakisawa no Mori". At Uneotsutamoto Shrine, there is no temple and a well surrounded by Tamagaki (called Nakisawame) is enshrined as a god. It is said that there are tears shed by the goddess Nakisawame in the well. Deity Nakisawame Goddess Goddess involved in the regeneration of "life" such as childbirth and longevity There are only five shrines nationwide that enshrine the Nakisawame Goddess. What is Nakisawame Goddess? In domestic and Kamiumi production, Izanagi no Kami and Izanami no Kami make a lot of children who form the land of Japan, but on the way, Izanagi no Kami If you give birth to Kagutsuchi no Kami, the god of fire, you will be injured in the pubic area and die. (The graveyard of Izanami God is Hananoiwaya Shrine) Izanagi god lamented, "I never thought I would replace my beloved wife with a single child," and when I was crying and crying at the bedside of Izanami god, it consisted of tears. It is said that the god who came out is on the hill at the foot of Mt. Amanoka and under a tree. That god is Nakisawame no Kami. In addition, Queen Hinokuma said, "I pray for Miwasu at the shrine in Hinozawa, but my prince doesn't know Takahi." There is a Manyo poem monument in the precincts. Setsumatsusha (There are also Setsumatsusha and Setsumatsusha in the precincts.) Hachiman Shrine (God of God-Hachiman Ogami, Himegami Ogami, Long-footed Princess Ogami) Inari Shrine (God of God-Ukemochi) I think it is a shrine full of romance that recreates one of the stories of the gods engraved in the ancient memoirs. The maintenance of the shrine seems to be clean. There are "Amanokaguyama Shrine", "Kokujo Ritsu Shrine", "Isao Shrine (upper front)", "Issho Shrine (lower front)", "Amanoiwato Shrine", and "Tensho Emperor". There are small shrines such as "Ojingu", so it might be a good idea to go around while hiking. There is no parking lot, but there is a free "Kakuyama Sightseeing Toilet Parking Lot" nearby, and you can park if it is available.