Takedasuga Shrine

It is a very historic shrine that attracts local reverence.

Original Text

It is a flat and small shrine in a residential area about a 5-minute walk from JR Yuki Station. Although the area is small, the building is magnificent, the festivals are popular, and the history is particularly wonderful. This is the "Kenta Suka Shrine" where "Kenta Shrine" and "Suka Shrine" were enshrined in 1870. "Kenda Jinja Shrine" is a very historic old shrine described in "engishiki" (927), and "suka Jinja Shrine" has been transferred from Tsushima Jinja Shrine in Tsushima City, Aichi Prefecture in 1242.

Jiecheng Yuguang にて

Original Text

I stopped by for a walk around Yuki Station. It seems that Takeda Shrine and Suka Shrine have combined to become the current shrine. It was a magnificent shrine. I have been worshiping 〇

Kenda Shrine と Suga Shrine の Combined

Original Text

It is a shrine where Kenda Shrine, which bears the place name of Kenda, and Suka Shrine, which is said to have been built by the Yuki family's first Yorimitsu, enshrines Susanoo. It indicates that many votive tablets are believed in the area. It was interesting because there was something called "twelve shrines auspicious" different from the so-called twelve shrines.

Amulet of Miteki

Original Text

It is a company located between the Kura Museum of Art and the station. You can draw the amulet of Miteki and the gods of the beckoning cat exhibited at the Kura Museum of Art.

This palace is in the repair of fortifications

Original Text

The cobblestone approach was in good condition, and the hall of worship with a copper-roofed roof was spectacular as a hall 々. The main shrine was under repair work on the roof, so I couldn't see it well. The location is conveniently located, 5 or 6 minutes walk from ＪＲ Yuki Station.