Yamazaki Shrine - Fujioka

There is a weeping cherry tree in the shrine It bloomed beautifully It seems that the god of fertility and prosperous business is worshiped.

It's the Ujigami of this area.

It has been completely rebuilt in recent years as described in the history, so it may be unsatisfactory for those who like the old, mossy atmosphere. I have visited many times before the renovation, but I think that the remnants of the past can be felt with the demon tiles on the back of the company. There is a subsidiary company on both sides of the company.

God of Heaven, Kura Inamu Life, Inc. History This area is called Midori-Gun Tsuneokasato before the Emperor Kameyama's generation, and is said to be the birthplace of Fujioka. Nearby, there was once a fortress (K-5), and more than a dozen monuments of the Kamakura period were found at the construction of the old shrine of the shrine. It is said that the foundation of this shrine was said to be the year before the Kamakura period (1260), seven hundred and seventy years ago, and consecrated "Kuraine soul life" and solicited the Inari Shrine as a local deity and birth god. It is said. During the Muromachi period (1504-1521), the leader of the No. 1 rank and the tree statue of the deity were given one by the Yoshida family in Kyoto, and in the Edo period, the Taisenin Sannobo, a discipline, was long-lasting. , I was serving a shrine. By the command of the country in December, 1908 (1908) December, Ehime Shrine (Nanzan) and Hagihara Shrine (Kitayama) were combined to take on the name of Zushi-ko area and renamed Yamazaki Shrine. . In addition, since the ancient "Inari-ryu" dance dances have been transmitted, children's lions and adult lions dance wildly in the autumn festival in October, and they are dedicated to shrines and other places. There are two shrines in the precinct, Komine Shrine (Nippon Budoson) and Yasaka Shrine (Susano Otomu), as a shrine. As the old shrine had become obsolete due to the construction in 1923 (1923), the entire shrine including the Mitarai building was completely rebuilt in October 2004, and the surroundings were also improved. (From the information board) It was bad weather in the rainy season, but it seemed that a athletic meet was being held at a place like the sports park on the south side of the shrine, so we could hear cheers like a cheering battle. In addition, boys wearing baseball uniforms will run and greet cheerfully while running. The approach entrance is located to the south end of the main building, towards the north end of the exercise park. It is because there is no tree to say that it is a guardian deity, probably because it is after the surrounding maintenance. There are "Hand Water House" and "Tenmei Famine Memorial Tower" in the flat part of the second torii gate. Apparently it is a very old stone, and I think that I will continue to preserve the important memorial tower built by the people who got over Tenmei's great hunger (1782-1788). Climb a stone stairway further from the second torii gate, and a little wooden fence with a stone pillar engraved with "Tenou-sama" slightly away on the right side of the temple guarded by Mr. Shiba. If Tenno-sama is Ushido Tenno, it is the current "Yasaka Shinto Shrine" because it is a god identified with the divine order in the Shinto-biki study. In addition, there is a small company called "Furumine Shrine" at the left rear of the main shrine. Although I was slightly away from the shrine, I was attracted to the temple, but the "Heisei Michigami" was enshrined at the side of the driveway that runs in the S-shape on the left side of the precinct. Heisei no Michi God This Dual-Body Dojo God was built in the hope of the region's prosperity and happiness. With the assistance of "Fujioka City attractive community development activities" for the creation of "Weeping cherry blossoms and villages of wild Buddha", the members produced by handwork and the primary school students were in charge of coloring. It will be amazing if you can enjoy the idyllic taste and mood. (From the local information board)