Tsuto Shrine

Dainichi Nyorai → Bishamonten → Amaterasu Kodaijin

Original Text

It is very interesting to see the history of the area when visiting a local shrine. The guide here says Dainichi Nyorai → Bishamonten → Amaterasu Kodaijin. It's a pattern of syncretism between Shinto and Buddhism, but it's a little rare that the name of Dainichi Nyorai is clearly written. It is located in a residential area and there is no parking lot. A stone monument indicating the territory of the Amagasaki domain remains in the precincts. Similar ones were also at Okata Shrine. This is also interesting.

A quiet shrine

Original Text

It is located in a residential area between Hankyu Imazu Station and National Highway 2. The surrounding area is also quiet in a residential area, but it is also quiet here. Once a year, many people in the area come and lively during the summer festival.

Yun Yu, Yu Yu

Original Text

Tsumon Shrine is a 6-minute walk from JR Nishinomiya Station, next to Shorinji Temple, which is famous for the legend of Mijomaru. I worshiped with Shorinji Temple in October. It is said that this shrine began when Ayaba and Kurebahime came from Baekje and solicited the god of the outpatient (Dainichi Nyorai) in the place where they first taught weaving or dyeing to our country. The sacred tree Enoki has been designated as a protected tree in Nishinomiya City. The Tsudosha monument on that side is the lid stone of the former Otsuka Kofun tumulus. I am interested in shrines and temples ...