＜Etchu Sochinju Ichinomiya Imizu Shrine＞A prestigious shrine loved by the people of Etchu Ichinomiya｜Takaoka,HimiFor recommended sightseeing and leisure spots inTabiiro

A prestigious shrine loved by the people of Etchu Ichinomiya

Imizu Shrine, located in Takaoka Castle Park in Takaoka City, Toyama Prefecture, has been highly respected as the Etchu Ichinomiya Shrine since ancient times and has been loved by locals. The enshrined deity is Ninigi no Mikoto, who is said to have divine virtues such as rich harvests and marriage. The precincts are a rustic garden full of trees and flowers, and the cherry blossoms in spring and the autumn leaves are spectacular. Highlights include the seasonal flower chozui, the 400-year-old sacred tree Yae Kobai, and the Daiichi Torii gate, which was specially handed down from the Ise Shrine. There are amulets in the form of various wishes and monthly stamps, and the temple is crowded with people looking to commemorate their visit to the shrine.

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First Torii Specially Received From Ise Shrine

"Daiichi Torii" is a Kiso Hinoki Hinoki cypress gate built in 2015, which was built in 2015 by taking over the inner part of the main shrine of Toyouke Daijingu (Outer Shrine) in Ise Shrine. It is a Shinmei torii gate with a width of approximately 6.5m and a width of approximately 3.8m. The dignified and solemn torii gate warmly welcomes worshipers.

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Monthly Stamps That Change as the Seasons Change

The shrine office distributes a wide variety of Goshuin stamps throughout the year, including a variety of Goshuin stamps with floral designs that change monthly and seasonal changes, "Kiri-e Goshuin stamps" with a design of the Tanabata night sky, and special ones with "One Grain Man's Day" stamps. It's fun every time I visit, including stamps. Many cute charms shaped like various wishes are also popular.

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Shrine Maiden's Dedication of "Urayasu no Mai" at the Spring Festival

The most important annual festival, which is held in spring, is a festival to express gratitude and pray for the divine power of the enshrined deity, "Nikami no Kami", and is solemnly held with many worshipers in attendance. The "Urayasu no Mai" was composed and choreographed based on a poem recited by Emperor Showa in 1933 to pray for peace in the world, and is performed by two shrine maidens.

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Dedicates the god of fertility and marriage A solemn shrine located on the ruins of a castle

The enshrined deity "Ninigi no Mikoto" is the main character of the myth of the descendant of the Tenson, who is said to have descended from Takamagahara to Hyuga Province after receiving orders from "Amaterasu Omikami."

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Specially from Ise Shrine"First Torii" of worship

The "Daiichi Torii" is a 4.8m tall gate made of Kiso cypress that was built in 2015 by taking over the Itagaki Kita-mikado (Torii) in the inner part of the main shrine of Toyouke Daijingu (Outer Shrine) of Ise Shrine. It is a Shinmei torii gate with a width of approximately 6.5m and a frontage of approximately 3.8m.
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retain the ancient styleOuter worship hall or worship hall

The roof of the shrine building is made of copper plates, but in the past, the shrine building had a majestic thatched roof, and the beautiful straight lines retain the essence of ancient temple architecture, which was based on the "Only Shinmei-zukuri" style of the shrine building of the Ise Grand Shrine. The long plaque on the front is written in the handwriting of Maeda Nariyasu, the lord of the Kaga domain.
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feel the change of seasonsMonthly goshuin

The shrine office distributes a variety of Goshuin stamps throughout the year, including a variety of Goshuin stamps that change monthly, such as floral-patterned Goshuin stamps that give you a sense of the changing seasons, "cut-out Goshuin stamps," and special Goshuin stamps with "Ichiryu Manbai Days." Cute charms shaped like various wishes are also popular.
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"Urayasu no Mai"Shrine maiden dedicated at the annual festival

The annual spring festival is a solemn festival to give thanks and pray for the miraculous power of the enshrined deity, "Nikami no Kami." The "Urayasu no Mai," performed by two shrine maidens, was composed and choreographed based on a poem composed by Emperor Showa in 1933.
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Related to the Kaga Maeda familyTakaoka Castle Park

Takaoka Castle Park is the ruins of Takaoka Castle built by Maeda Toshinaga, which was opened as a park during the Meiji period, and was designated as a national historic site in 2015, with the company standing at the center of it. Even now, many worshipers visit and it is a popular place for relaxation.
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Etchu Sochinju Ichinomiya Imizu Shrine

Address

(Takaoka Kojo Park) 1-1 Kojo, Takaoka City, Toyama

Access

[Car] About 15 minutes from Noetsu Expressway Takaoka IC, about 23 minutes from Hokuriku Expressway Kosugi IC, about 40 minutes from Toyama Airport [Train] About 4 minutes by car or 15 minutes on foot from JR Johana Line, Himi Line, Ainokaze Toyama Railway Takaoka Station

Official Website

https://www.imizujinjya.or.jp/

TEL

+81-766-22-3104Please inform the staff that you found us through "Tabiiro".

FAX

+81-766-21-3715

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