Maruyama Inari Shrine

Hegang Yasuo Palace の Shangにある Cave Field の Yuheshe

Original Text

After worshiping on the long stairs of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu, drawing a fortune, and then thinking about going home, there are a lot of torii gates that go up the slope ... There is "Maruyama Inari Shrine", and the series of torii gates are wonderful! I'm from Yokosuka in a neighboring city, and I came to Kamakura Hachimangu every year, but I didn't know the existence of this ... It was a bad time, so I was able to pray for the second time. Inari Shrine is a little-known spot with few people!

The vermilion torii gates are lined up in many layers.

Original Text

When you enter from the entrance near Kita Kamakura of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu Shrine, you will see a small vermilion torii gate of Maruyama Inari Shrine. There is a small staircase toward the top of a small hill, and in the form of surrounding this staircase, there are small vermilion torii gates. There was a square on the hill, and there was a magnificent shrine here, and many people were visiting.

Ebisu Sha

Original Text

Maruyama Inari Sha shrine, an important cultural property located beside the main hall of Kamakura Tsuruoka hachimangu shrine. This shrine, also known as the "landlord shrine", is said to have been relocated and built by relocating the main shrine to the shrine of Isha, which was located in another place when Maruyama Inari was built here. Why is the talent Sakakiko dedicated to the torii gate? I thought and Googled.

In the era of room, の Guozhongwen です was created.

Original Text

It is located in Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. It was built in the Muromachi period, so it is old. It is a national important cultural property. Tsurugaoka Hachimangu is more famous, so it's an inconspicuous company, but it has a great historical value, so be sure to check it out.

Red い Bird House.

Original Text

It is an Inari shrine quietly located in the back of Tsurugaoka Hachimangu. There are many torii gates at Inari Shrine here. I like the appearance of many torii gates no matter where I go all over Japan.