Matsunoki Shrine

It's not a shrine.

Original Text

I had a business around here, so I passed by. It was written as a shrine, but it was very small, so it looked like a shrine. It was the smallest shrine I have ever seen.

A small shrine located south of the east end of Tenmanji Cho Dori street

Original Text

A small shrine that sits south of Sennenji Temple at the eastern end of Tenmanjimachi-dori. The torii gate is small but conspicuous. It seems that it is the last shrine of Goryo Shrine in Awaji Town, and it seems that it is also gaining faith in the local community as a god of fire protection. I think it's good to pray to 〆 around Teramachi.

Matsunomiya Shrine ♪

Original Text

When I was visiting the temples, there was also a shrine, so I stopped by here. It wasn't a big shrine and there were no tourists. It seems to be a good place, but there are also magnificent pine trees, so it seems good to stop by when taking a walk in the neighborhood.

It enshrines an old pine called a fire-free pine.

Original Text

It enshrines old pine trees called fire-resistant pine trees. A long time ago, there was a magnificent old pine tree that was the origin of the place name, and it was burned down by the 1837 Oshio Heihachiro Rebellion and the 1909 Kita great fire. , It was worshiped as a fire-resistant pine, but died in 1920. It seems that the origin was to build a shrine there and enshrin it. The shrine was burnt down by the air raid of the Pacific War, but it was rebuilt in 1950 and became Matsunogi Shrine. Small ...

Torii and shrine in a narrow place sandwiched between houses on both sides

Original Text

Right next to high school, there were torii gates and shrines in a narrow place between houses on both sides. Next to the torii gate, there was a stone monument with a company name sign, which was a better shrine than I had imagined. The precincts were well maintained and had an atmosphere like a shrine that gathers local faith.