Iwatsutsukowake Shrine

The master guardian dog is wonderful.

Original Text

I stopped by during a trip to explore guardian dogs by master craftsmen scattered around shrines around Ishikawa-gun. The nearest shrine was from the town-run free parking lot, not the parking lot of the shrine office. Beside the stairs to the shrine, the lively guardian dog was more wonderful than I had imagined. After that, while enjoying the fresh greenery and the chirping of wild birds, climb the long stairs to the hall of worship. The appearance of the hall of worship and the sculpture of the main hall were spectacular.

It was the residence of Mr. Ishikawa, a gozoku (local ruling family) around here.

Original Text

It is located in the city of Ishikawa Town. Park your car in a tourist parking lot and climb the stairs. It is a shrine located up the stairs with strange rocks. This was where Miashi Castle, the residence of Mr. Ishikawa, who was the lord of the area around the Warring States period, was located, and there was a stone monument in the precincts.

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Original Text

The reading is read as "Iwatsukohejinja". It seems that the date of its foundation is not clear, but there was a trend to worship Mt. Hachiman in the mid-600s, and it seems that a shrine was built around 800. The parking lot of the shrine seems to be next to the main shrine, but it is recommended to park in the parking lot on the site of the government office along the river because the road to reach is narrow and the approach is cut off. (This parking lot is large, but the parking frame is luxuriously separated and stops ...

I had a very nice walk.

Original Text

One day, I saw students going up and down the stairs for training, and went to worship in anticipation of class time. The road to the main shrine was superb while watching the huge rocks placed. It is a medicine for the slope where the clean air breathes. The wooden sculpture of the main shrine and the stone carving guardian dog at the entrance of the approach are backed by the master's technique.

The approach is long and there are various rocks.

Original Text

Ishito 々 Kowaki Shrine is an old shrine counted as one of the engishiki inner shrines, and has been revered by many people 々 as a sacred place for mountain worship since ancient times. It is also said to be one of the few sites of religious ruins nationwide and is very important in archaeology. It has been worshiped since about 10000 years ago, and many boundaries are dotted in the mountain 々, folding screen rock, funagi rock, mirror rock (2), kameishi, Tengu stone, stone gate (torii), and three sacred treasures. Swords, balls (magatama), mirror ...