Shichinomiya Shrine

The 7th of Hachimiya-meguri in Kobe (The Pilgrimage to 8 Ikuta Branch-God Shrines in Kobe)

Ichinomiya (the First Shrine), Ninomiya (the Second Shrine), Sannomiya (the Third Shrine, which is located near Sannomiya Station), Yonomiya (the Fourth Shrine), Gonomiya (the Fifth Shrine), Rokunomiy...

Walking distance from Kobe Station ⛩

Original Text

It was a shrine within walking distance from Kobe station. I was attracted to one of the eight shrines in Kobe and worshiped, but it seemed that there were few worshipers on a regular basis because of the atmosphere of a shrine in the city. Grace, there were many private cars parked in the precincts, and it seemed to be a parking lot.

Jinja shrine related to Taira no Kiyomori

Original Text

About 7 minutes walk from Chuoichimae Station on the Kobe Municipal Subway. The year of its founding is unknown. Taira no Kiyomori built a shrine in his current location. The deity is Takashi Omi. One of the eight shrines of Ikuta descendants. The shrine is roofed with wooden copper plates. Hyogo Daijingu shrine is enshrined in our shrine, and a monument of the shrine name engraved as' Hyogo Daijingu shrine 'is built in front of Haiden.

Fukuhara の Patron God

Original Text

It is a Shinto shrine located in shichinomiya CHO, Hyogo ward, Kobe City. When Taira no Kiyomori moved to Fukuhara, he was suspicious that the construction of Tsunegashima was not going well due to a storm, and when he examined it, the god who lived in Mt. Shiogama, who had taken the sediment necessary for construction, was angry and caused a storm. I understand, When the shrine that was there was relocated to the present Nanamiya Town and enshrined, it was stated in the explanation of the precincts that it was built safely. Since then, the Heike clan has been revered as the guardian deity of Fukuhara. Shichinomiya of shichinomiya Jinja shrine is ...

this is the eight kobe shrines tour.

Original Text

It is located at the intersection of the national highway connecting Kobe and Himeji and the road leading to Cape Wada, so it is in a very busy place. It was a little disappointing that many cars were parked in the precincts as it seemed to be a parking lot. It seems that the year of its founding is unknown, but it was definitely revered by the Heike by the old shrine. As an aside, many personal and company names were engraved on the stone tamagaki surrounding this shrine, but some of them were the names of "Fuji Bank" and "Kobe Bank". These banks were active in Taka ...