Tsuruhane Shrine

On the Futabanosato trail

Another temple to come across during your walking tour on the futabanosato trail , through the torii gate over a small bridge and into the open courtyard ,another very quiet and peaceful shrine as are...

I was attracted to the wonderful name and stopped by.

Original Text

A shrine that is said to have been named after Mt. Futaba behind it resembles a crane with its wings spread. It was right next to Hiroshima Toshogu. It is explained that the former 々 was Shiiki Hachimangu Shrine built by the will of Gensanmi Yorimasa, and the company name was Tsuruhane Hachimangu in the first year of the Meiji era. Changed to It is said that it was renamed Tsuruhane Shrine five years later. I was attracted to the wonderful name and stopped by. It is said that it did not collapse even if it was damaged by the atomic bomb ...

It is one of the shrines to visit the Seven Lucky Gods of Hiroshima.

Original Text

May 9 (Sun) and May 21 (Fri) are called "Mi no Hi", and Mi no Hi no Mi is a snake, and Benzaiten, the only goddess of the Seven Lucky Gods, is said to be an avatar. Also, Benzaiten is said to be a jealous god, and although marriage events must be avoided, it is regarded as a symbol of wealth and is an auspicious day for wealth. Hiroshima Station Shinkan ... is one of the shrines that hit the net search by the request of the wife who wants to go to the shrine with Benzaiten.

There was a beautiful plant in the front yard.

Original Text

From the instruction manual, Mt. Futaba in the back is like a crane spreading its wings, so it seems that the name of the shrine was named from there. The precincts are large. Plants were planted in the front yard to entertain the eyes.

All good.

Original Text

It is a shrine with a history built during the Kamakura period. The name of Tsuruhane Shrine is said to be derived from the shape of the mountain behind it as if the cranes were spreading their wings. The shrine was destroyed by the atomic bomb, but the stone torii gate, Ishino Taiko Bridge, Chozuya, Kara Shishi, and stone lanterns remain in their old appearance. Weddings that celebrate the departure of a peaceful world, and the seven five three pilgrimage to the year of trouble and the safety of the family are all beneficial.