Imayama Hachimangu

Is an Interesting Shrine

With same different kind of shine inside, there is one middle little about inari jinja, is a quite and nice place where is good take a look and a walk. Be carefull many steps to do for go to the top s...

Is an Interesting Shrine

With same different kind of shine inside, there is one middle little about inari jinja, is a quite and nice place where is good take a look and a walk. Be carefull many steps to do for go to the top s...

The worship manner is' two rei four applause one rei '

Original Text

About 10 minutes walk from Nobeoka station. Built in 750 by soliciting USA Hachimangu. The deities are Honda Betsuson, Sorenagaashi Nisurison, and Tamayorihime-mei. A huge guardian dog is enshrined beside the torii gate. There is a shrine at the top of the granite stone steps (Japan's best stone steps) through the Shinbashi and the vermilion-painted Shinmon. The shrine is covered with wooden copper plates and the front of the hall of worship is painted vermilion. This worship method is the same as Izumo Taisha shrine, "Two Rei, Four Applause, One Rei", so there is no doubt.

The worship manner is' two rei four applause one rei '

Original Text

About 10 minutes walk from Nobeoka station. Built in 750 by soliciting USA Hachimangu. The deities are Honda Betsuson, Sorenagaashi Nisurison, and Tamayorihime-mei. A huge guardian dog is enshrined beside the torii gate. There is a shrine at the top of the granite stone steps (Japan's best stone steps) through the Shinbashi and the vermilion-painted Shinmon. The shrine is covered with wooden copper plates and the front of the hall of worship is painted vermilion. This worship method is the same as Izumo Taisha shrine, "Two Rei, Four Applause, One Rei", so there is no doubt.

A shrine with the best stone steps in Japan

Original Text

It is a shrine that is one of the three major ebisu shrines in Kyushu. At the end of the red Shinto gate, there was a stone step called "Japan's First Stone Stage". It wasn't a lot of steps, and I wasn't sure what was the best in Japan, but since it was written as a granite stone step, it was using expensive stone materials like the one used for gravestones. I think it is the most expensive stone steps in Japan. In the hall of worship at the end of the stone steps, it is written that "the worship manner of this shrine is two worships, four applause, one worship", and there are two more applause than the general worship method ...