Hachinomiya Shrine

The 8th and the 6th Shrines of Hachimiya-meguri (The Pilgrimage to 8 Ikuta Branch-God Shrines in Kobe)

Ichinomiya (the First Shrine), Ninomiya (the Second Shrine), Sannomiya (the Third Shrine, which is located near Sannomiya Station), Yonomiya (the Fourth Shrine), Gonomiya (the Fifth Shrine), Rokunomiy...

Liugong Shrine を Combined した "Eight Palace Shrine" ⛩

Original Text

It was "Hachinomiya" ⛩, which is within walking distance from Kobe Station. There were many buildings around, and building construction was also carried out nearby, so it seemed to be a shrine style in the city. By the way, next to the hall of worship was listed as' Rokunomiya Shrine Enshrined'.

Liugong Shrine を Hexuan

Original Text

Immediately from Okurayama Station of Kobe Municipal Subway. The year of its founding is unknown. Relocated to its current location in 1887. Rokunomiya Shrine was enshrined in 1909. Two shrines of Ikuta descendants of eight shrines are enshrined in one precinct. The deities are Kumano / Shohimei (Hachinomiya Shrine) and Tianjin Hikone (Rokunomiya Shrine). The shrine is roofed with wooden copper plates. There is Shirakaba Inari Shrine in the precincts.

The shrine, torii gate and the lantern in front were nice.

Original Text

It is a shrine in front of the station of "Okurayama Station" on the Kobe Municipal Subway Yamanote Line, Kusunoki Town, Chuo Ward, Kobe City, Hyogo Prefecture. I walked from Minatogawa Shrine, which enshrines Kusunoki Masashige. It's about 300 ～ 400 ｍ. There are eight shrines with numbers from Ichinomiya to Hachinomiya in Kobe, and they are called Ikuta descendants Shinhachisha and are scattered around Ikuta Shrine. There are two shrines Su. Rokunomiya Shrine is Tianjin Hikone no Mikoto and Emperor Ojin, Hachi ...

Kobe Hachisha tour

Original Text

Hachinomiya Shrine is located a 3-minute walk from the subway "Okurayama Station". I worshiped for the first time in a long time when I took a walk around Okurayama Station. This shrine is a shrine dedicated to the eight pillars of the descendants of Ikuta Shrine on the way back from the conquest of Empress Jingu's three Koreans. Since Hachinomiya and Rokunomiya were enshrined in the Meiji era, there will be a ２ pillar here. ２ shrines are enshrined in the main shrine, Rokunomiya Shrine on the north side and Hachinomiya Shrine on the south side. The deities are Rokunomiya, Tianjin Hikone, Emperor Ojin, and Hachinomiya Kumano ...