Wada Shrine

A shrine near Noevia Stadium

Original Text

Wada Shrine is a shrine near Noevia Stadium, and is a shrine visited by VISSEL KOBE players to pray for victory before the start of the J-League season. On the day of the VISSEL KOBE match, the parking lot of the shrine can be used as a toll parking lot for 800 yen, so park in the parking lot of the shrine, pray for victory at Wada Shrine, and head to Noevia Stadium. Vissel I often see Kobe supporters. By the way, to the stadium, walk along the Sanyo Main Line toward Hyogo Station, ...

There is no bell, but the bell sounds.

Original Text

About 3 minutes walk from Wada Misaki Station on the Kobe Municipal Subway. A vermilion-painted large torii gate (built in 1996) stands at the entrance of the precincts. The year of its founding is unknown. Relocated to its current location in 1902. The deities are Tenminakashu Okami, Ichikishimahime Okami (Taira no Kiyomori is Kansho from Itsukushima Shrine), and Choshi Okami. The shrine is covered with wooden copper plates. The bells in the hall of worship have been removed to prevent corona, but when you put your hand over the mark on the door, the bells will sound from the speaker.

It was a refreshing shrine! !!

Original Text

A shrine near Cape Wada in Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture. The former 々 was on the coast of Cape Wada, which was called "Choshi no Mori" in about 800 ｍ southwest of the current location. Cape Wada is a cape facing Kobe Port, and the tip of the cape is lined with factories such as Mitsubishi Electric and Kawasaki Heavy Industries, and it was once called Owada Tomari and prospered in the Song-Japanese trade. Born between There is a legend that Hiruko (Chion Okami), who is said to be the first God, first flowed from Awaji Island, which is said to be the first land ...

The history of the portable shrine flowing from Okata Shrine is interesting.

Original Text

The history of the portable shrine that celebrated the Lord of the Tengochu Omikami from Okata Shrine is interesting. This story was also explained at Okata Shrine in Nishinomiya City. There are not many shrines that are enshrined in the Tengochu Omikami, so the history is very interesting everywhere. I later learned that it was one of Kiyomori's seven Benten. Chion Okami is also a deity, but Benten-sama is entries to the Seven Lucky Gods of Hyogo. It is right next to JR Wadamisaki Station. There are plenty of parking lots for worshipers.

A magnificent shrine

Original Text

Although it is a magnificent shrine, you can visit comfortably even on New Year's Day without overflowing with people. When I went to New Year's Day, sacred sake was served.