Wakasa Shrine - Yazu District

Name: Wakasa Shrine - Yazu District
Address: 634 Wakasa, Yazu District, Tottori 680-0701, Japan, 680-0701, Japan

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住所：	634 Wakasa, Yazu District, Tottori 680-0701, Japan
電話：	📞 +88888
Postal code :	680-0701
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

634 Wakasa, Yazu District, Tottori 680-0701, Japan

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ポ	ポーリンナタ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ まずまずです。この辺りを歩くのをお薦めします。 Fair enough. I recommend walking around here.
下	下田秀一 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 素晴らしい紅葉でした? It was wonderful autumn leaves ?
ゆ	ゆうは on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 敷地はそれほど大きくはないですが、樹齢の高そうな大木が真っ直ぐ伸びて山門から境内の雰囲気に一役買ってます。紅葉の時期だとまた素敵だろうなと。 The site is not so big, but a large tree that seems to be old grows straight and plays a role in the precincts from the mountain gate. I thought it would be nice again when it was time for autumn leaves.
光	光岡靖之 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 鳥居の前に車は2台位しか停められませんが石段を200段程上がると拝殿本殿に着きます狛犬も含めて全て歴史を感じます空気が変わりました下の鳥居横が社務所になっていますが私が訪問時はお留守になっていました鳥居横に若桜弁財天(江島神社)さんに御参りできない人の為に別宮がありました Only about 2 cars can be parked in front of the torii, but when you go up the stone steps by about 200 steps you will reach the main hall of the worship hall. You can feel the history, including the guardian dog. The air has changed. However, there was Bekgu for those who could not visit Wakasa Bensai (Ejima Shrine) beside Torii.
U	Utsugi Kiyoshi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 若桜鬼ヶ城城主の矢部氏が創建したとされる神社。 A shrine that is said to have been built by Mr. Yabe, the owner of the Wakasakura Onigajo Castle.
L	Le Grenier on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 駐車場はありませんでした。境内はとても美しく心が落ち着く感じでした。 There was not parking lot. The precincts were very beautiful and the heart felt calm.
田	田中正典 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ｢若桜神社」とその若桜神社社務所とは(若桜鬼ケ城跡)につながる林道山城線に達する入口に位置しています。若桜神社はかなり古くからの由緒ある神社と感じます。歴史的にはっきり登場は鎌倉時代、南北朝時代からです。若桜鬼ケ城も鎌倉期や南北、戦国時代を生き抜いています。慶長年間から元和年間の16年間、城主山崎家盛とその子家治は若桜神社に寄進をします。引き続く池田家の治世に池田家は代々若桜神社に初穂料等を奉納しています。神社の境内は赤色御門までとそれから先の拝殿までは石段が延々と続いています。正確ではありませんが180段前後はあります。拝殿までにも拝殿前辺りにも樹齢800年？と覚しき大木が林立して薫りと冷気を発しています。幹の太さは大人が4～5人で抱える程あります。境内には水路が敷かれて湧水？がさらさらと豊富に流れ、拝殿横の隅に掘られた池へとが流れて行き、池は水を満々と湛え、さらに水は下へと流れています。静かな境内には水流の音が響き渡り神聖さが一層深まる感じです。紅葉が少し他のところより進んでいます。 "Wakasa Shrine" and its Wakasa Shrine office are located at the entrance to the forest road Yamashiro Line that leads to (Wakasakura Onigajo Ruins). Wakasa Shrine is a long-established shrine. Historically, it appears clearly from the Kamakura era and the North and South era. Wakasakura Onigajo also survived the Kamakura, North and South, and Sengoku periods. 16 For 16 years from Keicho to Genwa, the lord Yamazaki Iemori and his son Ijia donate to Wakasa Shrine. During the reign of the Ikeda family, the Ikeda family has devoted their first ears to the Wakasa Shrine for generations. The shrine precincts continue to the red gate, and then the stone steps continue to the worship hall. It is not accurate, but there are around 180 steps. 800 years old in front of the worship hall and in front of the worship hall? A large tree stands out and shouts and chills. The trunk is thick enough for 4-5 adults. Is there a waterway in the precincts and springs? The water is flowing abundantly and flows into a pond dug in the corner next to the worship hall. The sound of the water stream echoes in the quiet precincts and the holiness is deepened. The autumn leaves are a little more advanced than elsewhere.
C	Chan NU on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 桜井駅の南より直進、安倍文殊院に行く途中に見上げるほどの階段の先の古刹らしき神社が。境内に上がってみると少々朽ちた趣の拝殿・本殿が。イワレワカザクラノミヤ磐余雅桜宮伝承地記紀によりますと、第十七代履中天皇は、各地に周司や国を置き､諸国に向を広く伝えるとともに、諸国の記録を残すようにするなど、国の仕組みを整え国家を安定させようとしたと記されています。 Go straight from the south of Sakurai Station, and on the way to Abe Monjuin, you will see an old temple-like shrine at the end of the stairs that you can look up at. When you go up to the precincts, you will see a slightly decayed hall of worship and the main hall. Iware Wakaza Kuranomiya Iwayomasa Sakuramiya folklore site According to the Kiki, the 17th Emperor Richu tried to stabilize the nation by establishing a national system, such as setting up Zhouji and nations in various places, widely communicating the direction to each country, and keeping records of each country. It is written as.