Haguro Shrine

I'd like to see the festival.

Original Text

I went to Shimodate Haguro Shrine. It is sometimes called "Shimohaguro Shrine" in distinction with "Kamihaguro Shrine", but it seems that it is often called "Haguro Shrine" or "Ohaguro-san" in the local area. As part of the town development of Chikushi City, there is a "Nanahaguro Tour". "Nanahaguro" refers to seven Haguro shrines scattered across Chikushi City (former Shimodate City) and Mooka City, Tochigi Prefecture. More benefits ... by visiting Haguro Shrine in these seven places.

A large shrine promoted by the first Lord of shimodate Jo castle

Original Text

It is a shrine where Mr. Mizutani, the first Lord of Shimodate Castle, promoted Haguro Omikami from Mt. Haguro in Dewa to celebrate. It is a large precinct. In addition, since Haguro Shrine was originally built in 5 places and later in 2 places, which correspond to the demon gate, these are commonly called Shichihaguro, but they are the largest shrines among them. The shrine office was closed, so I couldn't get a red stamp.

Xiaguan Sanke にて

Original Text

ＪＲ It is a shrine on the back side of Arterio, a short walk from Shimodate Station. I have been worshiping for a walk in Shimodate. There was a big Daikoku in the precincts 〇

Chozu no water is Qing 々

Original Text

It was a shrine located about 10 minutes walk from Shimodate Station, and it was cold in February, but the chozubachi was full of water 々 and Qing 々.

A shrine near the station

Original Text

A shrine located a 5-minute walk from the station. It looks like a famous shrine in this area, but it's not that big. There seems to be a fortune-telling, but I couldn't pull it because there were no people on Sundays.