Daihohachimangu

It was the oldest shrine in the Kanto region suitable for Hachiman-sama.

Original Text

If you go through the first torii gate and the second torii gate while you are in the car, there is a parking lot in front of the third torii gate. ３ The torii gate, Suijinmon gate, worship hall, main hall, etc. are all magnificent appearances suitable for the oldest Yawata-sama in the Kanto region. In the precincts, traces of ancient syncretism between Shinto and Buddhism remain here and there, and some people made sounds with "bonsho". In addition, there was a building called "Soreiden" that used to cook Goma, which was also quite splendid. Also, the area around the area is the site of Taiho Castle, and ... is behind the main shrine.

Fengling の Summer の Ximending れ Bagua Palace

Original Text

I visited after 15:00 in late August. It was a severe heat, but I went out because it was a wind chime festival. 1000 wind chimes are lined up in the precincts, and you can hear beautiful sounds in the occasional wind. Bench Some of them were cool in the evening.

Autumn Taiho hachimangu chrysanthemum Festival

Original Text

Taiho Hachimangu Shrine is said to be the oldest Hachiman Shrine in Kanto. I felt autumn from the events in the precincts. Kikumatsuri, Shichigosan celebration, SNS spot.

がLiです

Original Text

4/3 was a cherry blossom in full bloom. The shrine is decorated cutely than the last time I visited, and the new discovery is a pleasure for worshipers. Many plants are planted and maintained on the premises. It is also close to Taiho station, so it is easy for those who use the train to get there. In addition to the shrine office, there is also a souvenir shop where you can take a break. The pickles of small eggplant bought as souvenirs were very delicious. Please visit again ...

i worship as if i were called.

Original Text

didn't you call taiho hachiman to fly a long straight road? I thought, and although it was sparse, there were worshipers. Mr. Taiho, who was full of sights, such as the ring and the Setsusuesha, was wonderful.