Zenka Shrine - Tome

It is the only Inari shrine in Japan that specializes in money.

You can worship quietly. It's a little hill so you can look down on the cityscape ?

I washed the money.

This shrine is soothing whenever you come. It's a place you'll want to stay forever.

Beautiful hydrangeas are in bloom during the rainy season.

I imagine that there was a Basho phrase and many dragon gods were enshrined and prospered. There was an unmanned amulet sales office. Although it will be a writing place, three types of red stamps were prepared.

Located in Zenka Shrine, Yoneya, Towa-cho, it was said to have been built by Lieutenant Shigenao Kasai in the first year of Ein (1293), and was revered by successive generations of Jito. In the past, this region was within the power of Mr. Kasai, and according to the genealogy of Mr. Kamegawa, in August 1276, Mr. Satoshi Kamegawa followed Kasai Kiyonobu and went down to Oshu to receive over 500 towns of fief. Since then, he has been the owner of Yoneya Castle until the fall of Kasai in 1590. In the 3rd year of Kenmu (1336 in the first year of Engen), when the Oshu forces were pulled over and the army of Takauji Ashikaga was defeated, the Kasai army made a number of battles, but Kiyomune Kasai was in the battle of Kaguraoka. Then, he died in the war as a substitute for Yoshisada Nitta, and after this war, Kasai Kiyomune's servant Kame Egawa (Kenmu's chief retainer) visited Fushimi Inari Shrine to pray for the soul of his lord Kiyomune. On his way home, he built a shrine on the ground of his residence (Yoneyakan) as a guardian deity, and worshiped it and called it Inari Daimeijin (also known as Senkin Daimeijin and Zenga Daimeijin). Even after the fall of Mr. Kamegawa, it prospered as a shrine with a strong faith of the villagers, but during the era of Date Masamune (Tensho era), the shrine was destroyed by the uprising of Kirishitan (details are unknown because there is no old record), and Hoei 2 years (1705) It is said that the lord Takaizumi Nagato Mamoru was rebuilt, and it continues to this day as Zenka Shrine. When Kashima Shrine and Suwa Shrine were enshrined at Zenka Shrine in 1897, the head of Kashima Shrine retired, and the head of Suwa Shrine, Takahashi Takahashi, was assigned to the head of Zenka Shrine. Since then, it has been passed down to this day. There is a fossil of "sea lily" in the precincts, and it is called "Zenigata" because its pattern is a coin type, and it is said that it was the origin of the place name of the cargo. From there, it is called the Great Myojin of Money, and it is said that small money (money) can be saved by worshiping for three years and five years in a row. In addition, in the precincts of the precincts of the shrine, Basho's monument "Under the tree is soup and 膾 is Sakuraya" was erected by Yoneya Sumi and Daikokuiri Kamegawa Gunzaemon (Haiku name: Sagasa) in 1755. .. Main deities: Tamashii Kurata, Futsunushi, Takemikazuchi Regular holidays: May 1st, October 1st

Did you take a picture ? because the weather was good and the cherry blossoms ? started to bloom at the familiar shrine ⛩ from an early age ?