Takehaya Shrine

Susanoo

Original Text

　It is an old shrine built in the Heian period. Susanoo was the deity, and it was called Gion Gozu Tennosha in syncretization of Shinto and Buddhism, but it was changed to the current company name in the Meiji era. It is based on the fact that susanoo was called 'takehaya susanoo no Mikoto' in Kojiki. Although it is small in the precinct, there are small islands and ponds for walking, and the temple is made of work, and the thickness of the faith is seen.

Wusu Shrine ♪

Original Text

This is the first area I came to, so I enjoyed a walk. There were locals around the station, but there were no people here. It is a shrine that seems to be common.

It may be hard to enter in summer.

Original Text

I happened to go there, so I stopped by to worship. When I looked at the torii gate, I thought it was a very nice shrine, but I couldn't enter because there were so many weeds and many bees and mosquitoes. Other seasons may be good. There was also a lonely park inside.

There were worshipers visiting the palace.

Original Text

When I dived down the torii gate next to the road, it was the precincts. There is a hall of worship in front of me, and I think it is a general shrine arrangement. On the day of worship, there were worshipers visiting the shrine.