Nawa Shrine

A shrine enshrining loyal retainers of the southern court

Original Text

A shrine dedicated to the long years of Nawa, a merited retainer of the Southern Dynasty. It is near JR Nawa Station and is within walking distance, but it is convenient to access by car. The shrine itself has a very quiet atmosphere and feels solemn. It is a place for those who like history and power spots.

It is a majestic shrine that enshrines the loyal retainer, the Duke of Nawa for many years! !!

Original Text

A shrine located in Nawa, Oyama Town on the north side of Oyama, a famous mountain in Tottori Prefecture. It is a shrine dedicated to Nawa Nagatoshi, a military commander in this region who contributed to the subjugation of the Kamakura Shogunate under Emperor Go-Daigo. It is not as well known as Masanari Kusunoki, Takauji Ashikaga, and Yoshisada Nitta, but it was considerably used under the kenmu reign of Emperor Godaigo, and it was called Miki Ichikusa together with Masanari Kusunoki, Chikamitsu Yuki, Tadaaki Chigusa, etc. Emperor Godaigo He is an important busho １ person. By the way, since Nawa's long-time government post was Hoki no Kami (governor of Hoki province), he hung it on Hoki (⇒ Hoki) and ...

Long years の Things

Original Text

　I visited for the first time in a long time. It is a shrine with the deity of Nawa for many years, which was active in the restoration of Kenmu and was acclaimed as Ichikusa Miki. In the place where it is said to be the site of the residence for many years, after many years, he decided to raise an army by reporting emperor godaigo, he burned the residence and stayed at Mt. funayama. After that, it was recognized as a special Kanpei Sha shrine with a achievement comparable to Kusunoki Masashige, and it will be maintained in its current appearance. Along with the nearby Nawa Park, it is known as a famous cherry blossom spot, and it is said that trains stopped specially only during the cherry blossom season. Legends have been scattered in the neighborhood for many years, but ...

It is a shrine where there are few people and you can feel power.

Original Text

There were no worshipers because it was raining on weekdays, but probably there aren't many people on weekdays. I visited the main shrine and worship hall with a calm appearance, and was able to hear the story of a priest who had a noble appearance.

Houshi Tennoku's Suo の Shrine

Original Text

Many people visit the local area during the cherry blossom season and the azalea season. It is also popular for the first visit of the New Year, but I stop by on the way back from the nearby one-day hot springs. It's a nice place to calm down!