Tokushige Shrine

Sacrifice to God は Shimatsu Yixuan (Shimatsu family 17 generations of master)

Original Text

About 10 minutes walk from Ijuin station. There was Myoenji, the family temple of Yoshihiro Shimazu (the 17th head of the Shimazu family), but it was abandoned due to the abolition of Buddhism. Our company was founded in 1871 (Meiji 4). The deity is Takeo Seihogon (Yoshihiro Shimazu). The torii gate was built in 1933. The shrine is covered with wooden copper plates. In front of the hall of worship, stone lanterns donated by the Shimazu family 々 are lined up. Since it was from the Edo period, it must have been dedicated to Myoenji Temple. On the left hand toward the Haiden, when Yoshihiro died (1619), he followed ...

Japanese-Shichi Sanke

Original Text

I stopped by on foot from Ijuin Station. Myoenji Temple was abandoned and it is a shrine built there. It is a shrine that enshrines Yoshihiro Shimazu, a famous Sengoku warlord. I felt familiar because I was famous ◯

Shimatsu family の family grain が impression

Original Text

It is a shrine dedicated to the Sengoku warlords. It is said that there is a benefit of winning, and the votive tablet is brave and cute. When I visited in December, the precincts were like a beautiful yellow carpet with fallen ginkgo leaves.

Shimatsu Yixugong ゆかりのdi

Original Text

The visit to Myoenji Temple, which is held at Tokushige Shrine every October, is crowded with many people from Kagoshima city and neighbors 々. You can observe traditional events full of Satsuma's old style, such as warrior procession and traditional dance, and open-air eaves are lined up around the precincts.

Profit of myoen Ji Temple

Original Text

The former 々 of Tokushige Shrine is Myoenji Temple. Myoenji itself was abolished due to Haibutsu kishaku, but it was restored about 300m from Tokushige Shrine and enshrined the ihai of Yoshihiro Shimazu. Worship both. Yoshihiro, who did not show his back to the enemy. Therefore, it seems that there are benefits of a big victory in the game, the benefits of academic work, and the benefits of the project success, so I seriously prayed.