Yasaka Shrine - Kasumigaura

Name: Yasaka Shrine - Kasumigaura
Address: Kasumigaura, Ibaraki 300-0136, Japan, 300-0136, Japan

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住所：	Kasumigaura, Ibaraki 300-0136, Japan
Postal code :	300-0136
カテゴリ：	Shinto shrine ,

Best Shinto shrine in japan

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み	みけねこ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 御祭神は健速須佐之男命。小田氏の旗下にして戸崎城主・戸崎大膳長俊の氏神だったが、応永年間(1394-1427)に佐竹氏に滅ぼされ、社殿全焼。その後、永正年間（1504-1521）に菅谷尾張守義則により再建され、戸崎城の鎮護の神とされた。明治15年村社列格、同40年供進指定。県道118号石岡田伏土浦線北側、白いコンクリートのクネクネ坂道を高台に登った先に、驚愕に値すると言っていいほどに丁寧に掃き清められた広い土の境内があり、彩り鮮やかなる見事なる御本殿、石祠、石仏などが並びます。そして後ろを振り返れば、嗚呼。広広とした蓮田の先には霞ヶ浦。対岸の旧・阿見町方面には物憂げに佇む男性の後ろ姿が・・・いえ、もちろん牛久大仏です。絶景です。 The deity is Kensoku Susanoo. Under the banner of Mr. Oda, he was the deity of Tosaki Castle owner, Tosaki Daizen Nagatoshi, but was destroyed by Mr. Satake during the Oei era (1394-1427), and the shrine was completely destroyed. After that, it was rebuilt by Yoshinori Sugaya Owari in the Eisho era (1504-1521), and was regarded as the guardian deity of Tosaki Castle. It was designated as a village company in 1890 and designated as a donation in 1940. On the north side of the Ishioka Tabuse Tsuchiura Line on Prefectural Road 118, after climbing the white concrete Kunekune slope to a hill, there is a large soil precinct that has been carefully swept and cleaned to the extent that it is worthy of astonishment. The main shrine, stone shrine, stone Buddha, etc. are lined up. And if you look back, it's a call. Kasumigaura is at the end of the vast Hasuda. In the direction of the former Ami-cho on the opposite bank, there is a melancholy back view of a man ... No, of course, the Buddha of Ushiku. It is a superb view.