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  • Oyamazumi Shrine
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    4.5
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    Ehime Pref. Imabarishi Omishimachoumiyaura 3327
    Oyamazumi Shrine is the head shrine overseeing the nationwide Yamazumi Shrine and Mishima Shrine dedicated to the god, Oyamatsumi. The shrine is located in Mishima Town, Imabari City, Ehime Prefecture. Since ancient times the shrine has been used as a place of worship for the gods of the mountains, sea and war. It has been visited by naval commanders, Japan’s first Prime Minister, Hirobumi Ito, Isoroku Yamamoto of the former Imperial Navy, as well as leaders from the Maritime Self Defense Force and the Japan Coast Guard. As well as the sacred camphor tree said to be 2,600 years old in the grounds of the shrine, visitors can also see a group of ancient trees, the oldest in Japan and designated as a National Natural Treasure. The main shrine building, worship hall and Hokyoin pagoda have been designated as national important cultural properties. There are also many important cultural properties including some national treasures stored and on display in the treasure hall.

    I was struck with awe to find such a solemn shrine on a small island in the middle of the Seto Inland Sea. It has 3 museums and 2 of them have kept a lot of historical materials including swords and...

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  • Isaniwa Shrine
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    4.0
    259 Reviews
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    Ehime Pref. Matsuyamashi Sakuradanichou 173
    The Isaniwa Shrine is a Shinto shrine located in Matsuyama City. The exact date of the shrine’s founding is unclear, but the fact that it is included in the Engishiki Jinmyocho (a list of Shinto shrines compiled in the mid-Heian era) indicates that it is a very ancient shrine that has been in existence for at least 1,000 years. The shrine buildings that the visitor sees today are the result of rebuilding in 1667 on the orders of Matsudaira Sadanaga, the local daimyo. According to tradition, the rebuilding was undertaken in gratitude for the granting of a wish that Matsudaira might hit the target consistently during a yabusame horseback archery contest in Edo Castle. The new shrine buildings were modeled on those of the Iwashimizu Hachiman-gu Shrine in Kyoto.

    A second cousin to the more popular shine it is worth walking up the long set of stairs to see the city below. This is an active shrine and you can expect to see worshipers here. Take a few...

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  • Yu Jinja Shrine
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    3.5
    107 Reviews
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    Ehime Matsuyama-shi Dogoyunomachi 4-10
    This shrine is in Dogoyuno-machi, Matsuyama. The ancient shrine was apparently built on the decree of the Keiko Emperor, the 12th emperor of Japan, and venerates the deities Onamuchinomikoto and Sukunabikonanomikoto. When the Dogo Onsen source spring was damaged by earthquake, tales say that prayers here resulted in it being restored, and now every March they hold the Yugitosai hot spring prayer festival to commemorate it.

    not so big and we got heavy rain that day. just take a look and not so many people here but just one staff and two cats. ha.

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  • Ishizuchi Shrine Head Shrine
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    4.5
    25 Reviews
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    Ehime Pref. Saijoushi Nishida Kou 797
    Mt. Ishizuchi, western Japan's highest mountain, is also known as the Roof of Shikoku. Ishizuchi Shrine worships the holy Mt. Ishizuchi, which is believed to be where the deities dwell. Ishizuchi Shrine is a general term that actually encompasses four different shrines including a shrine at the summit of the mountain, two on the seventh station of the mountain: Jojusha Shrine and Tsuchigoya Yohaiden Hall, and the main shrine located near the National Route. The main shrine, also called the Kuchi-no-Miya Shrine, is located on a hill overlooking the Seto Inland Sea as well as the Shimanami Kaido Road and is the base location for Ishizuchi Shrine. Ishizuchihiko-no-Mikoto is the primary deity of the shrine and is deeply revered, believed to bring peace and prosperity in the household, protection from misfortune, good fortune, and recovery from illness.

    バスを利用して石鎚神社バス停を降りて近くにありました。 石階段をあがると本殿があり、町並みが一望できて良かったです。 御神水もあり、少し頂きました◯

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  • Warei-jinja Shrine
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    3.5
    37 Reviews
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    Ehime Pref. Uwajimashi Wareichou 1451
    The head temple for the Warei sect, commonly known as Warei-sama. Enshrined is the spirit of Yanbe Sebe, the chief retainer of Date Hidemune, the first lord of the Uwajima domain. Sebe showed skill in expanding industry and ensuring civil stability. The Warei Festival is held every July 23rd and 24th and it's considered one of Shikoku's top three summer festivals alongside Kochi's Yosakoi Festival and Tokushima's Awa Odori Festival. Floats, measuring more than five meters long, of the ushi-oni will be carried through town as part of an amazing parade. The great torii gate before the temple stands 12 meters tall and is said to be the largest stone torii gate in Japan.

    夜、一の鳥居の前を歩いていたら、灯りの点いた幻想的な神社があったので、誘われてしまいました。一の鳥居をくぐり、黄色い照明で照らされた参道を歩き、ニの鳥居をくぐり、神幸橋を渡り、白く浮き上がった神門をくぐり、石段を上ると、明るく照らされた大絵馬が出迎えてくれました。そこで右に向きを変えると、神秘的に輝く社殿がありました。翌朝再訪しましたが、夜に訪れた時の方が印象深かったです。

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  • Ehime Gokoku Jinja Shrine
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    4.0
    10 Reviews
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    Ehime Matsuyama-shi Miyuki 1-476
    This shrine is located in Miyuki 1-Chome, Matsuyama City. It was originally built in 1899 as a private shrine to the spirits of war dead. In 1939, it was designated as an official Gokoku Jinja (a shrine honoring war dead) by the Minister of Home Affairs and relocated to its current location under a new name. It enshrines the spirits of those who died during wars between the periods of the Russo-Japanese War and the end of World War II. It also enshrines people who have contributed the prefecture’s industry and culture as well as public servants who died in the line of duty.

    境内に零戦もプロペラがあり 隣に特別攻撃隊顕彰碑があります。 また、社殿に裏にはいろいろな慰霊碑が あるようです

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  • Uwatsuhiko Shrine
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    3.5
    3 Reviews
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    Ehime Uwajima-shi
    This shrine is located in Shin, Nogawa, Uwajima City. It enshrines Uwatsuhiko-no-kami, the tutelary deity of Uwajima Castle and the surrounding area. During the autumn festival held every October 29th, ushi-oni (demon bull) and dancers performing the Yatsushika Odori (eight deer dance) parade around town. The Yatsushika Odori is thought to have been brought to the area by people who relocated to Uwajima from the Sendai Domain along with Date Clan.

    天気の悪い日でしたが、綺麗な服を着た子供さんたちを見かけました。そういえば七五三の月だなと感じてしまいます。説明書が有りましたが良く読めず、歴史的なことは分かりません。ただ近辺には伊達家に所縁を持つお寺も有り、なんとなくにぎわった神社なのかなと思ってしまいます。

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  • Shishimagahara Tsunashikitenman Shrine
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    Ehime Imabari-shi Sakurai 6-2-1
    This shrine is located in Sakurai 6-Chome, Imabari City. It enshrines Sugawara no Michizane, who is worshiped as a deity of academics. Thousands of old red and black pine trees grow on the temple grounds, which have been designated as a national place of scenic beauty. The temple is also famous for its plum blossoms. Every year a plum festival is held at the temple during the blooming season.
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  • Yuge Jinja
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    Ehime Kita-gun Uchikocho Ishidatami 3705
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  • Iyozuhikonomikotojinja
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    4.0
    42 Reviews
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    Ehime Pref. Matsuyamashi Iai 2-chome 2-1

    伊予鉄バスの椿前から歩いて10分程度の場所に立地。神社までの参道が普通の道路になっているので車の往来が多く、更に道路幅が狭い上、歩道が無いので危なく歩き難い。大鳥居をくぐり左側にある手水舎で清め桜門をぬけると階段の上に本殿が見えてくる。当神社の祭神 愛比売名から県名が愛媛になったらしい。松山市街から徒歩で1時間程度なので帰りは散歩がてら歩いた。

  • Shinonome Shrine
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    3.0
    38 Reviews
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    Ehime Matsuyama-shi Marunouchi 73-1

    ＣＰ松山の強力な朝食をこなすため、松山城も徒歩で上ります。文字通り城山の東麓にある神社で藩祖松平氏を祀ったものです。リフト乗り場をやや過ぎ、石段、注連柱、山門、さらに石段を越えて鳥居をくぐり拝殿が現れます。戦火で焼失したため、1970年代の比較的新しい建造であり、凝った造りでもありません。参拝後は城への道へつながっており、石段ほどの労力がいらない優しい勾配です。

  • Isono Shrine
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    4.5
    11 Reviews
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    Ehime Saijo-shi Nakanoko 1649

    水の都 西条市の守り神といったところでしょうか 普段は落ち着いた神社です 市内からは車で5分といったところ 西条まつりの時は凄いことになります

  • Fukiage Shrine Office
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    3.5
    12 Reviews
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    Ehime Imabari-shi Toricho 3-chome 1-4

    今治城天守のすぐ横に鎮座。吹揚という名は今治城の別名「吹揚城」に由来。1872年創建。祭神は天照御大神、八幡大神、事代主大神、大己貴大神、藤堂高虎(今治藩初代藩主)。現社殿は1983年の造営。左右になだらかに流れて端で少し上に反っている屋根の造形が美しい。

  • Bekku O Yamazumi Shrine
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    3.5
    7 Reviews
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    Ehime Imabari-shi Bekkucho

    今治駅から徒歩10分ほど。国道317号に面して大鳥居が立つ。 712年創建。明治の神仏分離により南光坊と分離。祭神は大山積大神。拝殿は1575年築で木造檜皮葺(県指定有形文化財)。本殿は木造銅板葺き。境内社・奈良原神社の近くには樹齢300年以上のクスノキ(市指定天然記念物)が聳えている。

  • Kawanoe Hachiman Shrine
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    3.0
    5 Reviews
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    Ehime Shikokuchuo Kawanoecho 2527

    川之江駅から徒歩数分の場所でした。 境内に入るには何か所かの鳥居が立っていましたが、旧街道沿いの大鳥居の先には参道が続いていました。 この大鳥居が旧川之江市指定文化財となっており1651年の作との事でした。因みに広い境内に進むと舗装された箇所も多く、多くの参拝者を集めているようでした。

  • Anumami Shrine
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    3.5
    4 Reviews
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    Ehime Matsuyama-shi Misakemachi 3-chome 1-2

    伊予鉄道の古町駅から徒歩3分。 創建年不明。1600年頃、伊予松山藩初代藩主の加藤嘉明により現在地に遷座。祭神は味耳命、大山積命。境内中央部は植栽などがなく広場状になっておりもの足りなさを感じる。拝殿は1957年の再建で鉄筋コンクリート造銅板葺き。内部には愛媛県知事を務めた久松定武揮毫の社号額が掛けられている。

  • Mishima Shrine
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    3.5
    3 Reviews
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    Ehime Shikokuchuo Mishima Miyagawa 1-chome

    Located very close to the Iyo-Mishima station it is easy to walk to and stay few minutes to breath hoe quiet is this place.

  • Minato Mishima Shrine
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    3.0
    2 Reviews
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    Ehime Matsuyama-shi Minatoyamamachi 5-18

    三津の渡しを下船して港山の麓を左方へ、怪しげな住居、事業所をいくつか越えると鳥居が見え、ちょっとした広場になっています。そこから石段を上って到着です。港山城最後の城主である守護大名河野通春を祀っています。小さな社殿ですがいろいろと人の手が入っている痕跡があり、地域の信仰を集めている様子がうかがえます。

  • Ishioka Shrine
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    3.0
    2 Reviews
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    Ehime Saijo-shi Himiotsu 1365-1

    １０月１４日にお祭りで賑わう。だんじりは圧巻でした。西条祭りのスタート。とにかく、こんなに人がいるんだとビックリした。

  • Kuwabara Hachiman Shrine
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    5.0
    1 Reviews
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    Ehime Matsuyama-shi Hataderamachi 440-2

    地域の勅願所でもあり、普段は静かな神社です。初詣や夏の輪越し、秋祭りの際には沢山の人が集まります。四国霊場第五十番札所の繁多寺の近くにあるので、観光で訪れる際には合わせて訪れてみると良いと思います。こじんまりと綺麗な神社です。成り立ちなど詳しいことは知らないのですが。

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Stretched across the northwest corner of Shikoku island, Ehime is a nature-rich prefecture boasting beautiful coastlines and a rural center where mountains play host to 26 of the Buddhist temples that make up the Shikoku Pilgrimage. Matsuyama is home to an original post-feudal castle as well as Dogo Onsen, one of the country’s oldest natural hot springs. The northern city of Imabari marks the entrance to the Shimano Kaido, a road that crosses six spectacular bridges and several islands, forming a route between Shikoku and mainland Honshu.

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