Yasaka Shrine - Nara

Yasaka Nozaka was in Osaka It was good that I was able to go although it was not Yasaka in Kyoto by the guide to Tsukigase from guide 24 in Nabis

It's a little deeper than the road. Many stone lanterns are dedicated. It feels calm in a very quiet place.

Yasaka Shrine 1171 Mukaidani, Daijisencho At Daijisencho, take Route 184, about 500m, and there is an entrance to the approach to the side of the Daijisencho Central Meeting House. From there, the shrine is located at the end of about 200m. The precincts are surrounded by hedges, and in the center of the front there is an open hall of worship like a Noh stage, and in the higher grounds behind the beautifully trimmed trees, there are two main shrines and a small shrine surrounded by walls. In addition, the eight pillar shrine and the Inari shrine are enshrined on the right side of the shrine. It is interesting that only Inari Shrine has another entrance. Goddess of God: Susanoo-no-Mikoto Precincts: Kasuga Shrine, Hakusan Shrine, Yashira Shrine, Inari Shrine History: The date of foundation is unknown. It used to be the guardian shrine of Daijisenji, which was called Gozu Tennosha and was in the same village. It seems that in the first year of the Meiji era, the lower shrine and the upper shrine (Hachijo Shrine) were merged with the lower shrine that was enshrined at the present location. The main shrine, which is said to have been relocated from the Kasuga Taisha Wakamiya shrine, is a national important cultural property (a building from the Muromachi period) and has a rare style of thatched roof. A stone pillar with the inscription "National Treasure" is also left.