Murakuni Shrine

Zigong Kabuki

Original Text

According to the introduction of kakamigahara City, it is said that 'the shrine enshrined the hero of the jinshin war' 'murakuni Oyo.' Although it is a calm shrine, the Murakokuza (photo: Nationally designated important tangible folk cultural property) in this precinct seems to have been built around the 10th year of the Meiji era, and it visits every autumn. This is to go to see children's Kabuki. I think it continues to the present as one of the traditional performing arts in places with history in other districts nationwide, but this is one of them. I went on October 14th this year. I show it quite.

Festival

Original Text

A relative lived in the neighborhood and went to the autumn festival every year. I went to Ku 々, but there are several stores, and children's Kabuki? I could see it and enjoyed the color 々.

A famous shrine in Kakamigahara

Original Text

It is a historic shrine built during the Asuka period, and Murakokuza, which is a national tangible folk cultural property, has stages such as Kabuki, and it seems that it was a pleasure for the region.

Solemn atmosphere

Original Text

It has a very solemn atmosphere and is a very good place. I found it because there was a signboard, but it's in a little confusing place.

Quiet shrine

Original Text

It is located on the outskirts of Kakamigahara City, about ３０ from the Kakamigahara IC on the Tokai Hokuriku Expressway. It is an old and small shrine built during the Asuka period. There is Murakokuza, an important intangible cultural property in the precincts, and it seems that Kabuki and others will be held. Unfortunately, it was closed when I visited. In the forest in the back of the precincts, there is "Tree of Child and Marriage"