Shinano Shōkonsha Shrine

It seems to be equivalent to Gokoku Shrine, and it is a place to enshrin the spirit of 々 who was martyred in the national society such as those who died in the war.

Original Text

Shinano Shosokusha, located in a corner of Shiroyama Park on the east side of Zenkoji Temple, seems to be equivalent to the so-called Gokoku Shrines in various parts of Japan, and it is a place to worship the spirit of 々 who died in the war and martyred in the nation and society. It is a place. I stopped by after visiting Zenkoji Temple.

Koh-ho Shrine

Original Text

Shinano Shokoshinsha is a shrine at the edge of Shiroyama Park adjacent to Zenkoji Temple. I stopped by when I visited Zenkoji Temple in May. There is a large torii gate up the stairs and the shrine. This shrine was founded in 1880 and built in 1902 as a shosokusha that enshrines the spirits of the Nagano people who died in each role and the national public. It is not Nagano Gokoku Shrine. It was a quiet shrine. If you are interested in shrines and temples, why not visit them?