Mishima Shrine

A historic shrine built in 1504

Original Text

Mishima Shrine in Nanai Town is a very historic shrine built in 1504. It is a large shrine that also issues a red stamp. There is also a parking lot, making it easy to access by car.

First-class

Original Text

I will visit you for the first time. It's rude to know the origin, but you can go up the stairs, line up the approach with a torch at night, and have rice for sacred sake on New Year's Day. There is also a parking lot, although it is small.

The roots are the same as Mishima Jinja shrine in Honmachi and Onakayama Jinja shrine at 287 Onakayama　

Original Text

On August 3, 1873, Inari Jinja shrine was merged into Mishima Jinja shrine, and it was built in its current location, and Mishima Jinja shrine was onakayama Jinja shrine in June 1918. On the other hand, this Mishima Shrine is an old shrine with a history that was solicited to the land of the Nanaru River in 1504, the first year of Eisho, after receiving the spirit of Oyamagi and his daughter, Sakiya Kihana. In 1532, the shrine was built and relocated to the upper part of Nanae Junior High School. When it comes to that, I think that the roots of the former Mishima Shrine are the same as that of Onakayama Shrine and this Mishima Shrine.

I'm sorry to hear that.

Original Text

I received a red stamp while I was doing it. I didn't know that he had been spirited from Iyo Mishima (Ehime Prefecture). It was founded in 1504.