Shichishosha

Visit Shichishosha in Iwatsuka-cho, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya I was allowed to do it. As I passed by, I was attracted to the sky of the main shrine ✨ It's not the first time to visit, but to talk about this company I don't think we can talk without knowing the historical background. There are many companies and pillars in this area. Also, the energy of the space itself, which is not the size of the site, You may not be able to grasp it easily! Therefore, keep in mind one by one. In addition, the existence of Mitasha is exceptional in this area. God has neither above nor below, In human sense, expressing that the dimensions are different I think it's easier to understand. Simply the energy of God, and after being enshrined Its existence to this day is too different. Iwatsuka-cho, Nakamura-ku, this area has been a cat festival for a long time It is famous. What is still valued by the feelings of the local people Thank you. When I tried to leave the worship, Mr. Miyaji talked about this company He explained. It was very easy to understand, and the origin of Shichishosha fell into my mind. And in Nagoya City, there are companies with numbers in the head, such as six companies. There are many. The number of companies often means the pillar of God, Depending on the area, there are various types such as branch offices and end companies. Even if history goes by, the precious existence that is enshrined I want to live together with my heart 🌈

A prefectural road running from the embankment to a high place, a historical shrine located under the urban highway. There is also HP. There is also a historical site called "Nihonbuson Koshikageiwa" on the premises. Iwatsuka castle owner (Iwatsuka castle ruins are near), Morishige Yoshida was in this shrine in 1425. , Sachigama Shrine) was enshrined and enshrined. The enshrined deities are Nihon Takeson (Yamato Take Mikoto), Amaterasu Okami (Amaterasu Okamikami), Kuraine Tamashii (Uga no Mita Mikoto), and Tennin Shinho Mizon. Mimi no Mikoto), Takakura Shimomei (Takakuraji Mikoto), Miyagi Himeto (Miyasu Hime no Mikoto), Bokuto Yakumei (Otoyo no Mikoto). What a respect.

きねこさ祭りが寒い時に行われるその後の厄落しポンポン叩いて厄を落してもらう餅も配られる

There are historical notes here and there and you can observe slowly.

Start here every year. Community-based? Is a minor shrine. The history seems to be quite ...