Mitsuke Tenjin Shrine (Yanahime Shrine)

Tenjinsan

Original Text

A shrine on a small hill. The main enshrined deity and Sugawara no Michizane are also enshrined with Yanahime Okami. There is also a azalea park, and it feels good to take a walk. There is a legend of the spirit dog Shippei Taro, and there are 々 goods. A little further back from the main shrine is the spirit dog shrine that enshrines Shippei Taro.

I learned about this shrine in anime.

Original Text

It is a pilgrimage to the sacred place of Yurucan. To be honest, without that animation, I might not have known this shrine. It is not enshrined as a shrine famous for the legend of Shiheitaro, a spirit dog who saved human suffering, but it seems to be enshrined at the spirit dog shrine in the back of the precincts. Also, like a sacred pilgrimage site, some people draw a picture of Rin-chan and Nadeshi on a votive tablet. One unfortunate thing is that the hall of worship was under repair at the time of my visit and I couldn't see the whole.

I want to fufutaro

Original Text

In my personal opinion, there are three points in Fantastic Tenjin, ① One of the most learned gods in the prefecture ② Naked Festival ③ Legend of the spirit dog. The most interesting thing is about the spirit dog "Shippei Taro" of ③. Since the parking lot of Mitsuke Tenjin is on the back side of the hall of worship, there is a stone statue of Shippei Taro on the entrance side of the farthest approach, and there is a spirit dog shrine in the park further beyond the parking lot behind Mitsuke Tenjin. The park with the spirit dog shrine is dense with shrubs, and some people leave dogs free. ...

A shrine of the legendary spirit dog that protected the village of Mitsuke from youkai! !

Original Text

It is a shrine revered as "Founding Tenjin". The main deity is Yanahimei, a god who has the benefit of easy delivery, child treasure, child raising, marriage, etc., and Sugawara no Michizane, who is familiar with the prayer for academic improvement and passing, is a combination. Yanahimei is a god who has never heard much of it, but it is described in the regular history compiled by the nation called the Six Kingdoms History (Nihonshoki · SHOKU Nihonki · SHOKU Nihon Koki · SHOKU Nihon Koki · SHOKU Nihon Koki · SHOKU Nihon Koki · SHOKU Nihon Koki · SHOKU Nihon Koki · SHOKU Like God ...

Legend of taro taro

Original Text

It is a shrine that I visit several times a year and is known as the god of learning. It is called Hayataro at Kozenji Temple in Shinshu, but it is required by the legend of Shippei Taro in Iwata. If you go to the back, it is a large shrine with a small but spirit dog shrine. There are statues of wishing cows on both sides of the shrine, and you can touch them with your hands. The parking lot is usually vacant and you can go near the shrine. I think awamochi is also good for souvenirs, but it is rarely sold.