Oyama Shrine Zenritsu Shadan

Original Text

This shrine is said to consist of the Mine Headquarters, the Chugu Prayer Hall, and the ３ company on the front shrine altar. It seems that many people breathe and receive a prayer at the Mine Headquarters on the top of the mountain because they can pay the slander by climbing. I worshiped here at the bottom of the peak.

Original Text

３ Okumiya of Oyama Shrine is the top of Tateyama, so I can't go with it. So, while dreaming of going to Okumiya someday, I visited the front shrine and Chugu first. The front shrine crosses the railroad crossing right next to the iron bridge of the Toyama local railway, but it was not easy to see the iron bridge from the side, so this was interesting first. As soon as you cross the iron bridge, there is a torii gate and a parking lot on the left side. Passing through the gate from Chozuya ... The shrine is on the left side, not the front. Is this making too much ...

Original Text

It is one of the three shrines, Oyama Shrine, and is built on the mountain. Surrounded by high trees 々, there were many worshipers in a place where the sacred air was drifting. I thought it was unusual to walk along the approach and there was no hall of worship in front of me. There is also a magnificent couple cedar in the precincts.

Original Text

About 10 minutes walk from Iwatsuji Station on the Toyama Regional Railway. It is enshrined on the banks of the Joganji River. One of the three Oyama Shrines. Founded in 701. The deities are Izanagi and Tente Rikio. After passing through the white-painted torii gate, follow the approach covered with trees and you will see the Omote Shinmon. Beyond that, there is a hall of worship and the main shrine at a 90-degree turn. The Shinmon and the hall of worship were completed in 1942 as a project to commemorate the 2600th anniversary of the Imperial Palace. The main shrine is the largest in Hokuriku and is made of cypress bark. According to the commentary board of the Tateyama Town Board of Education (shaden), this main shrine is 119 ...

Original Text

One of the Oyama Shrines, the first shrine in Echichukuo. It has a large parking lot and is an easy shrine to worship. Pass through the white torii gate and worship at the hall of worship. There is an old guardian dog. The main shrine is old and is designated as a national important cultural property.