Kochi Hachimangu Shrine

Lipai な Shenma like も

Original Text

It is located east of Kochibashi, south of Kochi Station. More than 700 years ago, the lord of Kochi City at that time, Otakasaka Matsuomaru, first solicited from Iwashimizu Hachimangu in Kyoto as a god to protect the castle, and then moved. It seems to be a power spot, and it wasn't bad because there were magnificent statues.

Quiet atmosphere

Original Text

It is just a short walk south of Kochi Station. It is a quiet atmosphere that you can't think of as a city. On holidays, probably because there is a small park next to it, you can hear the children playing and feel a nostalgic atmosphere.

Mr. Chinju in the city.

Original Text

A shrine near Kochibashi. It's quiet in the morning. There are compact places to see, so you can visit without taking the time.

Yeah.

Original Text

This is the Chinjusha under the castle in Kochi Castle. Well, the atmosphere was better than anything else. It's usually more like sightseeing than ○

A shrine in the city

Original Text

I visited on a business trip to Kochi. I visited before leaving in the morning near the hotel where I stayed. The deities are Emperor Ojin and Empress Jingu, and they seem to be beneficial in learning, transportation, culture, and easy delivery.