Kasuga Shrine

It's a short walk from Maruoka Station.

Original Text

If you walk a little north from Maruoka Station and go to the residential area, you will see the torii gate, and there is a hall of worship in the back, but it is not a big shrine, and there is nothing to see in particular.

It's a heartwarming shrine.

Original Text

I went to Hatsumode. There weren't as many people in the shrine as I expected, but the road to get there was a lot of traffic. We walked with the train so it wasn't that hard. There were also many food stalls, and I knew how popular it was because of the presence or absence of a line.

I thought it was an old and venerable astringent shrine.

Original Text

I thought it was an old and venerable astringent shrine. Morning ○ It was destroyed by fire when Mr. ○ Mr. Matsudaira was rebuilt. There is no evidence of a mixture of Shinto and Buddhism from the torii gate.

A shrine close to Maruoka station

Original Text

　　From JR Maruoka Station, proceed along the railroad tracks and once cross the railroad crossing, you can see the precincts of the shrine. A concrete hall of worship was built in the back of the company name and the torii gate, and it was a shrine that felt "new". There are usually no people, but there was a space in the precincts that could be held even at events. In addition, a male and female statue of deer was installed.