An old shrine in Hakuho

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Surrounded by Sugiyama Shrine in Chuo, Nishi-ku, the Furuki of Keyaki and Ginkgo, it is unlikely to be in the city. According to the inscription on the precincts, "Onamuchinomikoto was recommended from Izumo Taisha Shrine in 3rd year of Hakuho." Takashi Omi is the lord of the great power (Okuninushinomikoto) and the god of Fukutoku, but anyway, this shrine is one of the oldest shrines in Yokohama.

"Oshamoji-sama" related to Yoritomo Minamoto in the precincts. It is said that this was a prosperity to form Monzen City because it was an effect on pertussis, but it also has many other gods such as Inari, Sanno, and Itsukushima. I can't remember the old festival of a large 18-meter banner standing in the forest, but in my memory on a distant day, there were a row of sightsee huts, invited by the sound of flutes and drums, and the children were excited for three days from the evening palace. It was something that passed.

Bun, picture Tai Hasegawa (presidency of the Nishi Ward Cultural Association Kitora Association)

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