About Shioto Shiori
In front of Yukihiko Yama, who lost the hook of her brother (Yukihiko Kai) and was at a loss on the beachShioto old womanAppeared. I heard the situationShioto old womanKishi says that he made bamboo chopsticks with bamboo and said, "Take this and follow the path of the sea. It will eventually reach the sea palace.
"Salt" is "the tide", ieShioto old womanMeans the god of the sea. He is also familiar as a god who brought salt-making techniques. In ancient times, rock salt-free Japan, salt refined from the sea was very important. The word "sending salt to the enemy" is a good indication of its importance. fact,Shioto old womanTsuji Shrine (Miyagi Prefecture), which is the headquarters of Shinto shrines, has been protected very much more than the Imperial Court.
Outline of Shioto Shiori
Name ・ ・ ・ Shioto deities
Furigana ・ ・ ・ Shichi Oji no Chi
Also known as Shioushigami (Shiouchichikami), Shiotsuzu Otokoshinjin, Incho Katsunagasakami (Kotori Tsuku nikurika orageka), Shioshima Myojin
Deity: God of the sea, God of magic and prophecy, God of salt
Mishintoku ・ ・ ・ Protection and development of fishery, agriculture, salt production, maritime safety, longevity and longevity, family safety, safekeeping
The power spot of Shioto Shiori
It is said that when the martial deities of Kashima Jingu and the main deities of Katori Jingu of Tohoku are toasting, Shio Tei is guiding the way. After the settlement, the 2 people went back to the palace where they were, but it is said that the salt and earthy deities stopped here and spread the salt-making method to the Tohoku region. Salt was very valuable in Japan where rock salt can not be obtained. ...
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God of thought It is a god who deified human wisdom. It is said to be an ideal god for a natural god. The son of Takami-san (Takamimusubi). The meaning of "thought" is "having the wisdom and thinking of many people". In the Kinki mythology, when the world was covered in darkness by the sun god Amaterasu (Amaterasu) hiding in Amaiwato (Ama no Iwato), we devised a project to invite Amaterasu. Posted in Shinto language
戔 嗚 The XNUM X God of XNUM X Gods that were born when Ishinaki Mikoto (Izanagi no Mikoto) who returned from the country of Hyozumi performed the redemption. It corresponds to the younger brother of the eldest daughter Amaterasu. At first in mythology one side of the violent person is strong. It was ordered by Izanami to control the sea, but "I want to go to the country of the country of yellow where there is a mother (Izanami) who hated such a thing," throwing the mission Posted in Shinto language
Samurai god Prior to the advent of Heavenly Aging, Amateras et al. Received the life of Takamahara's center, and achieved the reign of Yusuhara China (Ashihara's middle ground = Japan's homeland) together with Tsunejin (Tsatsu no Shishi). In the case of "state transfer", he gave the imperial lord God of the Great Landlord, "Takemigata no Kami (Suwa God)," to a single turn. Posted in Shinto language
Iyoshi Nami Takan When Tenchi is born, it is the last goddess born with Izinagi no Mikoto. The birth of her husband Ishin Nagi and the whole world of the world. Finally, when he gave birth to Hinoya Hayao-no-kami, the god of fire, he suffered great burns and died, and in the case of Koji, Mt. Hiei (Shimane Prefecture), Japan It is said that it was buried in Kumano (Mie Prefecture) in Shoki. Posted in Shinto language
Heavenly fire god In Kojiki, he is the grandson of Amaterasu and the elder brother of Ninigi, who is the leading character of Heavenly Advent, but in Nikkei it is the child of Ninigi. In addition, although it is mixed with various theories such as being a child of the great country owner in the Harima Kokubun-doji, it is thought that the truth was that the sun gods, which were enshrined by the powerful clans of each place, were added to the genealogy of the Yamato court. ing. Posted in Shinto language
迦 御 God deified the spirits of rice. "Uka" means "meal" = food. In Kojiki, it is regarded as a child of Susanono Otomono (Sashino Ominokoto) and Kamidai Ichibi Oshio (Kamio Ichi Himekoto), and in Nihon Shoki Izainagi Notoson (Izanagi only) and Ipo It is considered to be a precious child. Posted in Shinto language
Shingo Empress After Emperor Nakajima, Mother of Ohshin Emperor. The emperor has no name while he is alive, and is given after his death, but the emperor given the letter "God" is only the XNUM X Emperor of Themmu, Soshin, and Oshin. It is also known that Empress Shingo was equally great. The most famous episode is the result of the “Three Korea Conquest”, which dispatched troops on the Korean peninsula to surrender Silla, Baekje, and Goguryeo without fighting. Posted in Shinto language
Hiko Saruta A strange-looking man was waiting when Heavenly Grandson Ninigi tried to go to the earth from Taka Tenbara. The length of the nose is about 1.2m, the height is about 12.6m, the mouth and buttocks are bright, and the eyes are shining like a physalis. Having felt clearly suspicious, Ninigi ordered Amenouzume (the god of performing arts) to look for his identity. Amenouzume asks the intention which appeared to a man using a woman's sex appeal. Posted in Shinto language
Daikokuten It is generally known as a god of seven gods. Everybody has once seen the appearance of being carrying "Ball of Punching Out" and "Fack Bag" to fulfill the wish, and riding on "Rice Ball". But its roots are the ancient deity "Mahakara" of India. Mahacara is the destruction god of the world, which is said to be the incarnation of the god of creation and destruction "Shiva" in the sense of "Maha (great)" and "Kara (dark)". Posted in Shinto language
Emperor Oshin From the existing ancient literature, it is considered to be the oldest emperor that has existed. The Emperor, who has the name of "God" from history, has only 3 people, "Shinbu," "Sorito," and "Oshin," and there are many discords, making it one of the historical mysteries. Some say it is identical to Emperor Hitoku. On the way back from Silla (San Korean conquest), Princess Gong was born in Chikushi (Kitakyushu) and consolidated the foundation of the Yamato court. Posted in Shinto language
Iyoshi Nagison A man deity who was born with Ishinami Mikoto at the end of the seven generations of the gods and kingdoms where the earth and earth are set in space creation. Conducts “Kokusei”, which gives birth to numerous lands, and “Kamisei,” which produces numerous gods, marries Ishinamimu, and islands such as Awaji Island, Honshu, Shikoku, stones, sea, wind, mountains, It formed the whole universe including fire. Posted in Shinto language
Hino Aoi Tsuji The last God born between Izanagi and Izanami. Because it was a god of fire, Izanami suffered a major burn and died from childbirth. Therefore, he was lamented by his wife's death and was killed by furious Izanagi. In Kojiki, it is said that the blood gods of the sword created the gods of rock, the god of fire, the god of rain, the gods of lightning, and other gods of 8 pillars, and from their dead bodies, the gods of mountains of 8 pillars. Posted in Shinto language
Hundred Raid Day The queen of the XNUM X generations, Emperor Takamichi, and a heroine of "The Legend of Tombs". The following story is written in the Nihon Shoki. The Hundred Raids (the Yamato and the Strings) only married the God of the Miwasan, the God of the Great God (Omononushi). Her husband goes through at night, but does not show up in the daytime. So the 100 day raid desperately hoped her husband to "see your face". Posted in Shinto language
Kamobetsu thunder god The god of the Kamo family. "Wake" means "young", and "Lightning" is from ancient times, so the name means "light with a youthful energy". According to the “Yamashiro Kokufu Dokoku” Anecdotes, “Kamiyo Tamae,” the daughter of Kamo's founder God, Kamo's only life (Tamayoshi Hime), has flowed from Kawakami It is said that she was born with "Tanri-ya". Posted in Shinto language
Michio Shinohara "God for exams" boasting huge publicity. It is popular as Tenjin, but in fact, Tenjin faith and Tenmangu are different things. Tenjin refers to the gods of the Tianjin family that deified thunder and the like, and since ancient times, the rulers of various places were also unique. It was regarded as the same after the death of Michizane Sugawara, and it was learned. Posted in Shinto language
Guan Yin Acupuncture (practitioner of enlightenment in the present world) that appears in "Kannon-kai" and "Senkyoshinkei". "Gannon" is a translation of Sanskrit's Avalokiteshvara (one who can freely observe). Hatamara (Kumaraju) translated as "Kanseion", and later that Xuanzang Sanzo translated as "Kanyu". Posted in Shinto language
Takinari sales order One pillar of Munakata Three Goddess. The order in which they were born in the sisters has various theories, but according to Soden Taisha's story, it is considered to be the first sister born. "Takiri" (takiri) means that the flow of tide is intense. It is a devil that lives on the island of Okinawa, "Okinoshima", floating in the Genkai Sea, and enshrined in the Okitsugu of Okinoshima. Posted in Shinto language
Kikuri Rei When Izanagi went to the country of Henna following Izanami, I finally got into a quarrel at "Izumizu Hirasaka (Yenizumi Hirasaka)", the boundary between this world and the other world. In Nihon Shoki, it is said that Izumi Moritobi (Yomatsu Michibito / guardian of the country of Yomi) and Kikuri Otome appeared at that time, and heard that the two gods had heard and arbitrated. Posted in Shinto language
Oyama Otojin A son of Izanagi and Izanami, a god of mountains. The name means "great mountain god". He is the father of a beautiful girl named Hanahana Saki, who will be the wife of Ninigi on Heavenly Advent. Married with the god of the field “Hanokami”, the god of the field, he created the god of the earth, the god of the mist, the god of the valley, the god of the wolf, and so on. It is interesting to note that "God coming from Baekje" is written in "Iyo Fudoki". Posted in Shinto language
Yoshibi Tsuhiko The son of the XNUM X-th generation Emperor Takayori. My sister is the heroine of the Tomb Legend, and the Raid Hundred Attacks (Yamato and the Strings are also the ones). It is one of the "Shido Shogun" and is the ancestor of Kibi. It is also considered identical to the hero of Momotaro legend. The Shido Shoguns are generals dispatched by the Emperor Shinogami to the Hokuriku Road, Tokaido Road, Nishido Road (Sanyo Road), and Tamba, a four-way road that extends from the capital, for the purpose of Nihondasei. Posted in Shinto language
Tenkasanjin The great grandson of Amaterasu. Takakura Shimei (Takakuraji) and the same god. At the time of the Heavenly Advent, he landed on the ground with Ninigi, and first lived in Kumano, Kii (Wakayama), but was appointed to pioneer the Echigo country after Shintobu Higashi (Kotoku country). Echigo brings technology such as agriculture, fishery, salt making and sake brewing, and will sit in Mt. Posted in Shinto language
Ushido Tenno Ushido Tenno is a very difficult god. Originally, there was a mountain called Mt. Mt. Ushitou (in the Uyghur Autonomous Region) in China's inland area (per Uygur autonomous region), and many herbs that are highly effective against fever disease were taken, so it begins with worshiping the god of Mt. Ushitou as a god of epidemic disease It is said. On the other hand, there is also a theory that the god of death "Yama (Enma)" with the face of a buffalo in Indian secular religion is the root. Posted in Shinto language
Nippon Taketaka It is a hero of the Yamato court of a half god, but it is a god enshrined in a mysterious veil with many discords. The theory that various local traditions and legends are aggregated and personalityified is influential. An emperor of the Emperor Keijo, who is separated from the emperor, sent to war all over Japan and walks in a life of hardships, it is sad but beautiful. She fights with Kumasotaker who defeated her partner, the legend of Kusanagi's sword, the death of her beloved wife who was sacrificed to calm the rainstorm, the poem wandering everywhere, the song of her hometown on the death ... and so on. Posted in Shinto language
Jade life When Amaterasu (Amaterasu) hides in Iwato Iwato, in the idea of Omoikane (Omoikane), Tamao Oshi (Otami no Otokoto) is one of the three types of goddesses, “Hakushimu Kotobama (Ya I made "Sakai no Tamata". After that, when Ninigi's Heavenly Advent descends, he reigns together to control the Chugoku region. Posted in Shinto language
Kohan Saki Himejin A goddess believed to be the spirit of Mount Fuji and scolded by Asama Taisha. The theory that the name "wood flower" is "sakura" is strong. It is a symbol of beauty like cherry blossoms. According to the Kojiki, when Amaterasu's grandson Ninigi descends into a country, he meets an extraordinary beauty at the cape of Bissa and sees court. Posted in Shinto language
Kimura God A god of mountain faith that sits down on Mt. Since ancient times, it has been an essential part of the voyage of the Seto Inland Sea. Eventually, the god of Mt. Izutou was considered to be the ancient god of India, "Kumbyra", and came to be called "Kanpira-san", a Chinese translation. Kumbila is a water god deified the crocodile from the River Ganges, and was also the vehicle of the High God Varna. Posted in Shinto language
(Example of Shinto and Buddha) Amida Nyorai A god who appears in Mahayana Buddhism. "Amitabha" means Sankt-Rit "Amitava", meaning "I can't measure it. It's an infinite amount." It represents "infinite mercy and wisdom." According to the Buddhist scriptures of “Yamadashi”, the king of a certain country abandoned the throne to save people. At the time of coming home, after having realized enlightenment, build a Buddhist country (Purakujyokudo) and make 48 wishes to lead people there. And finally it came to enlightenment, and it is said that he is preaching the teaching in the "Guraku Pure Land" which he has built himself. Posted in Shinto language
Nine heads dragon The king of dragons standing at the top of various dragons. The "nine" is positive and means maximum. Originally, dragon was a deification of "snake" in Indian mythology, and was supposed to dominate clouds and rain (weather). In Buddhism, it is thought that it is a dragon in the eight parts who replace hearts and turn to Buddhism and protect Buddhist law. Posted in Shinto language
Divine nest day god A pillar of the creation of three gods that appeared along with the birthplace of the god of heaven, the god of the birthplace of the god of heaven (Nakame no kanashi). It is also a pillar of Betenjin Five Gods. It is considered as a single-sex god, but it is considered to be a pair with a high birth nest day god, and Atsushi Hirata is a "paternity god" a high birth nest day god, a god birth nest day god "Motherhood God". In addition, Motoori Norinaga regards the two gods as a one-body god. Posted in Shinto language
Ebisu God Along with Mr. Daikoku, a representative of the Seven Lucky Gods. It is characterized by a smiling face holding a kite and a fishing rod with a smile. Among the seven gods, it is not only a foreign god such as Buddhism but also an ancient Japanese god. However, "Ebisu" means "Gentile" and it is believed that it was originally a customer deity who came from a foreign country and brought good luck. Posted in Shinto language
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Shojin God In the Nihon Shoki, a samurai who ruled Ebara China (Ashihara's middle ground = Japan's homeland) along with Takemi kami (Takemi kazunokami). It does not appear in Kojiki. The name "futsu" means to cut it with a sword. It is generally known as Katori-jin, and, along with Kashima-jin (Wujin-jin), sits in the Joso area where Nakatomi (later Fujiwara) came from, protecting the east. Posted in Shinto language
Various cities One pillar of Munakata Three Goddess. The order in which they were born in the sisters has various theories, but according to the company legend of Munakata Taisha, it is considered to be the second woman born second. "Digit" (Tagitsu) means that the flow of tide is intense in the same meaning as "Takiri" (Takiri). It is enshrined in Nakatsu Palace of "Oshima" floating in the Genkai Sea area. Posted in Shinto language
Moon God The XNUM X pillar of Mitakashi (Miha Shirano no Uzumeko), born when Izanagi who returned from the country of Hakusen did a bribe. Amaterasu is born from the left eye, Tsukiyomi (moon 讀 生 ま れ) is born from the right eye, and Susanoo is born from the nose. The name “Yomi = Yomi” means “count” and indicates that it plays an important role in reading moon phases and seasons, good and bad. Posted in Shinto language
God of great country It is a protagonist of Izumo myth with many legends and episodes. It has a variety of names, which at the same time proves to have versatile power. For example, the great lord is the meaning of "the great reign over the empire". The meaning of "a lot of achievements" is the meaning of "Let's late". Yasuo Sugawara means "wild and strong person". ... and so on. Posted in Shinto language
Name of God In the national concession mythology, Kenmi-raijin (Takemi-ka-uchi), who was sent from Takamahara, urged Okuninushi to give it over to the country, and Okuninushi answered that he asked the son of Koshinoshi-no-ji. Kotoshironushi agrees, but Okuninushi wants you to see the god of reign (Take Minakami) as well. Posted in Shinto language
Oyama Otojin Hiyoshi (Hieda) Shinto shrine, Matsuo Shinto shrine, the god of Sannosha. The XNUM X pillars of the XNUM X pillars of the Son of the Great Ominoshi (Otoshi no Kami) and the Tenchi Shimizu Chime Higami (Ameshiraru Mizu Mizunokami). The name "Kui" means "pile", meaning "pile hit on the border of a big mountain" = "owner of a great mountain". Posted in Shinto language
High birth date At the beginning of Heaven and Earth Creation, a pillar of the creation of three gods that appeared along with the god of nesting God Nichijin (bite of Kamimusubi), following the god of Heavenly God (Ame no Minaka Nanushi). It is also a pillar of Betenjin Five Gods. The name "Mus" (birthplace) is a word that means "production / generation" in agreement with the "Mus" of "Saim", that is, it can be said to be a god who deified the "generational power of the universe". Posted in Shinto language
Dainichi Nikki The Shinto secular religion's supreme deity, which developed the supper of the patriarchal Buddhism "Biru Shianabutsu". Translation of "Maha Viroucana" in Sanskrit. "Maha" means "great, excellent", and "Viroukana" means "light and shine all". It is the root god of the universe that deified the truth of the universe. Posted in Shinto language
Shishijima Hyosei One pillar of Munakata Three Goddess. The order in which they were born in the sisters has various theories, but according to the company legend of Munakata Taisha, it is considered to be the last three daughters born. "Shitsujima" stands for "Saikijima (ichikishima)", meaning that it is a woman of the island that is studying God. Also, aka "Saori" means "a good princess". He is enshrined at Nezu Palace in Tajima, Munakata City. Posted in Shinto language
God of heaven In Kojiki, it is considered to be the first God to appear in the universe. It is the main deity god located in the sacred center of Takamahara, and is positioned as the head of the gods in Japanese mythology. As it represents the universe itself, it became “the Creator of All Things” = “Ultimate God” in restoration Shinto such as Nukai Shinto, later by Atsushi Hirata and other Japanese scholars who were influenced by Christianity. Posted in Shinto language
Amaterasukami It is the goddess of the sun, the highest god who reigns on the top of Takayamahara. In Kojiki, when Ishinagiki returned from the country of Yomi, and made a miso to drop the yearning, Amaterasu from the left eye, Tsukumi from the right eye, and Susanoo from the nose. Be We call this 3 god "Miki-san (Mikiko)". The gods of 3 were commanded by Izanagi that Amaterasu was Takamakahara, Tsukuyomi was night, and Susanoo ruled the sea. Posted in Shinto language
Riku Tende It is a god who deified arm strength, monster power, strength and strength. In the Kinki mythology, when the world was covered in darkness by the sun god Amaterasu (Amaterasu) hiding in Amaiwato (Ama no Iwato), it had a role to open the door of Amaiwado. It is reported that the tossed door fell into the Shinano country and that it became Togakushizan. Posted in Shinto language
Seven Lucky Gods Japan's unique folk religion that was born among the people (mostly townspeople) from the late Muromachi period when commerce developed. It is named after the number "seven" of the number "Seven troubles immediately, seven ephemerals" in the second volume of the Buddhist script "Nio Ninawa Hara Mikkei". Buddhism, Taoism, Hinduism, Shintoism and other various faiths combine to represent a unique Japanese spirituality. Posted in Shinto language
Heavenly God A god of high birth date (Takamusbi), or a descendant god of the god of birth Nichijin (Chamimusbi). When Amaterasukami's Iwato Hijiri was woven, cotton (Yu) was woven to make a sum (a white cloth to be put on a branch of a rose dedicated to God). Because of that, it is also called "hainagami", and is a god of spinning and papermaking. Posted in Shinto language
Buddha Buddha He is a historical person who exists and is the founder of Buddhism. Born as a child of the royal family, he awakes to the thought of pursuing the truth about the pain of life and the permanence of the world, and goes home at the age of 29. At first he struggled, but realized that this was not the case 6 years later, he entered meditation under a linden tree. After enlightenment, they are entrusted to Brahma and Teishin for preaching to people. Posted in Shinto language
Fudo Fudo "Mingo" is a sectarian deity and is an incarnation of "the wisdom of enlightenment". The role is to receive the life of the Dainichi Nation, remove all obstacles to salvation of the people, and lead the foolish people who do not obey the Buddhist law. "The immovable king" is the translation of "Archarana" in Sanskrit. The meaning is "Archara = not moving" and "Nata = guardian". Posted in Shinto language
Munakata Three Goddess Mikiko, Amaterasu Okami (Amaterasu), Tsukiyomi Chi (Tsukuyomi), and Konoha Sano (Sussanoo), who were born from my father, Izanagi (Izanagi), are the fathers who rule over Takamakahara, the country of the night, and the sea, respectively. More ordered. However, Susanoo abandoned the rule of the ocean and was crying, "I want to go to the country where my mother is." Posted in Shinto language
Benzaiten The only goddess in Seven Lucky Gods. The roots are the ancient Indian god of rivers "Salasvati". It has been worshiped as a god that has 4 arms with rosary, script Vedas, Vida (musical instruments like a kite), and flowing rivers = all flowing things (words, music, knowledge, etc.). He is also the wife of Brahman, the god of Hindu creation. Posted in Shinto language
Sumiyoshi Sanshin Izanagi, who returned from the country of Hyosen, performed miso in the sea in order to drop the sore. Then, a bottom male is born on the sea floor, a middle male is born in the tide, and a front male on the water. ) Was born. The three pillars are called "Sumiyoshi Sanshin". Posted in Shinto language
Doctor Yakushi A god who appears in Mahayana Buddhism. "Yakushi" means "Baishajiaguru" in Sanskrit language, meaning "medicine and medicine teacher" (meaning "guru" means "teacher"). If Amida Nyorai is in the west, he is considered a leader of Yakushi Nyurai, who is in the east. Posted in Shinto language
Minority Hinajin A partner of the god of the great land, the hero of Izumo myth. He is a dwarf deity who came from "the country of the world (over the sea, Taoyuan Town)", wearing the skin of a boat, riding on a boat with leaves, and over the sea. It is also said that it is the root of "one size teacher" of Sesame Ogura. In Kojiki, it is a child of the god of nesting gods, and in Nihon Shoki, it is a child of high birth nesting gods. Posted in Shinto language
Brahma The name is derived from Sanskrit Darkini, meaning "look and eat." In ancient Indian mythology, she is the maiden of the wife of Kiri, the god of Shiva. At first, it was a simple dinosaur god and agricultural god who was a part of the Indian family of the Karbass, but after being conquered by the Aryans, it became a goddess of libido, and Hinduism, who eventually eats human flesh after a while It became Yasha (Origin). Posted in Shinto language
Shirayama Hiba Shrine | Ishikawa Prefecture Power Spot It has flourished as a center of Hakusan faith since ancient times. It is said that the deity Kikuri Tei is famous as the god who intervened between Ilano and Ito's husband and wife, and it is said that there are benefits for marriage and marriage, business and all friends ad. Posted in General good luck, Job / Employment, Love luck
Lion Kyoko Yanagida is also described in “Tono Monogatari”, written by folk scientist Kunio Yanagida, who studied and studied old stories and lore in the Tono region. It is a power spot for matchmaking that has been passed down since ancient times. The huge amount of red cloth hanging from the precincts is a great impact. Posted in Love luck
Ana Hachimangu Shrine | Tokyo Power Spot It is believed that the origin of the source is that the source of the source Yori Minamoto put a spear and a sword to commemorate the suppression of Oshu. In addition, it is said that a large hole appeared when the mountain hem was cut to create a pot in which the priest of the time lived in the Edo period, and a statue of a gold and bronze statue appeared from the inside. The Shogun Ikemitsu made the Ana Hachimangu Shrine a formal sanctuary of the Shogunate and a total defense of Johoku. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Health luck, sick healing
Aradate Shrine | Power Spot in Miyazaki Prefecture Aradate Shrine is a couple who became a couple of Tenshin maidens who danced and entertained in a fun dance to bring out the gods to the ground on the occasion of Heavenly Advent and the Amaterasu Ogami who had fallen to Amaniwado. It is said that the shrine was a new home. It is a shrine with various benefits such as good luck, entertainment, and marriage from that. Posted in General good luck, Love luck
Takachihomine | Power Spot in Miyazaki Prefecture Takachihomine is considered to be the place where the gods landed on the ground to open the country and became the stage for the “Tengoku Advent” mythology, and Ishinagi and Izon stood on the top of the mountain at the top of the mountain. It is said that the "Tenreiki" is said to have been stirred. It is one of Japan's leading power spots that prospered as a spiritual ground of Shugendo. Posted in General good luck
Okamisan Shrine | Power Spots in Tottori Prefecture Okamisan Shrine is the stage of another national mythology, "Kokuhiki". The Shimane Peninsula is said to have been pulled from the Korean peninsula, and it is said that Oyama with the Okamisan Shrine was the one that hooked the rope when pulling. Therefore, the god body is Oyama, the deity is called a great nation, and the priest of the priest is a descendant of the great nation and is authorized by the Miyauchi Government. Posted in General good luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Jinsai Taisha Suwa Shrine | Power Spots in Nagasaki Prefecture Nagasaki is an area where the influence of Christianity has been strong since the Warring States period, so people from townspeople are overwhelmed, but it is revived in the Edo period and then famous for being held by Nagasaki Kunchi, one of the three major Japanese festivals. It becomes. The Shiba Inu grounds are also a highlight. Posted in General good luck
Shinagawa Shrine | Tokyo Power Spot Shinagawa Shrine is a Shinagawa chapel with a history of 900 years. Developed under the protection of the Shogunate in the Edo period. Ushido Tenno, who is being scolded as a birth god of “Shinagawa hotel,” which is one of the most post town towns in Tokaido, gathers faith. There is also a tomb of Itagaki Reisuke, which is famous for the words, "If Itagaki dies, freedom does not die." Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
Nishikata Temple | Power Spot in Miyagi Prefecture The official name is Jodo Gokurakusan Nishikatadera. It is believed that the origin of the Amitabha treasure chest, which Heiya's Shigetomu Hirano kept on the occasion of Heike's decline, is on the tomb. It has been called "Mr. Definition" because it has changed its definition and name, and it is used to many people as a great request fulfiller.
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Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine | Saitama Prefecture Power Spot Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine has been popular as a guardian of Kawagoe since XNUM X years, but it features that the main deity gods also have couple gods. It is said that Kawagoe Hikawa Shrine will benefit from marriages and marriages. There are many photogenic spots perfect for dating on the grounds, and it is certain that the distance between lovers will be reduced when visiting. Posted in General good luck, Love luck
神 パ ワ ー | Power spot in Kumamoto Prefecture Minato Jingu used to worship Aso Twelve Gods as Minto Shrine. It is said that it is about 20 to 30 here that it came to be called the evil shrine as it is now, and that the god of the universe has come to this land 1 10,000 5000 years ago, such as in the Takeuchi documents etc. It seems that there is an influence of It is one of the Tondemo Shrine, but the place itself has a spiritual air. Posted in General good luck
Iwa Miyako Shrine Iwato Hiyote Shrine is the oldest shrine in Ako, and has long been believed in maritime safety and many prayers. It is also reported that Ryoko Ako went to worship when he traveled to Edo to kill the enemy. Posted in General good luck, Love luck
Sesshu mercen shrine (Kagoshima) | Power spot in Kagoshima Prefecture When Emperor Tenchi visited the boat, the lid of the rice kettle that had been steamed for entertaining flew away in a gust. It is said that it started as a lid for the pot, which was appreciated as the lid blew up to here. It is famous for the method of worship named after the lid of the kettle. Posted in General good luck, Job / Employment, Love luck
Ena Shrine There is a legend that when the mother of Amaterasu was born, the placenta of her mother Ion Nami and the umbilical cord of Amaterasu were put in Enayama. Ena is the placenta and the umbilical cord. There are many mythical spots around the birth of Amaterasu.
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Yoyogi Hachimangu Shrine | Power Spot in Tokyo It is not well known because there is a nationally famous Meiji Jingu nearby, but in the old days it was gathering faith as a game god, so that a well-placed warlord would always go out. In the present love, it is said that if you live around Yoyogi Hachimangu, your fortune will increase and it will be easier to succeed. Popular with entertainers. Posted in Job / Employment
Kenbe Taisha Kenbe Taisha was built in this area after death, in prayer for Yamato Takeru's achievements. Yamato Takeru is famous as a god of luck and good luck. The trust of the warlords is also strong, and Minamoto Yoromo has succeeded in pursuing Mr. Taira after praying here. It is also famous as a god of success. Posted in General good luck, Job / Employment
Seishin Shrine | Power spot in Fukushima Prefecture It is a sacred figure that can be regarded as a symbol of the Aizu region. It is a rustic shrine, but there is no flash, but it feels familiar to the local people. The torii in front of the main shrine is that the priest himself made it using polyvinyl chloride and concrete. It is famous for its cherry blossom trees and famous waters, and in spring it will be held under the cherry blossoms in full bloom. Posted in General good luck
Suwa Taisha | Power Spot in Nagano Prefecture It is said that it originally worshiped the indigenous gods of the Suwa region, and it is also said that its establishment date exceeds the gods. It is written in Kojiki that the name of the son of Izumo Taikoku, the lord of the kingdom, was compared with the martial deity who had forced him to give up his country, and that he had fled to this area and that it had fled to this region. Posted in General good luck
Yahata Metropolitan Kobetsu Shrine The name of Yawata was born when the arrow became an oak tree when it was defeated by an arrow that released the 8 earthen earthen that was in this area during the eastern expedition of Japanese Takeshi. From time to time, Kobetsu has a theory of putting harvested rice straw, and it has long been believed as an agricultural god. Posted in General good luck, Love luck, Health luck, sick healing, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Osaki Hachimangu Shrine | Power Spot in Miyagi Prefecture The age of Osaki Hachimangu Shrine is unknown, but Sakauetamura Maro solicited Usa Jingu Shrine to Mizusawa, currently in Oshu, Iwate Prefecture, and it was called Osaki Hachimangu Shrine since Oshu was transferred to Osaki City, Miyagi Prefecture, during the Muromachi period. Will be Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Omi Shrine | Power Spots in Tokyo Originally, it was that it was Kusanagi that worshiped Kannon and Benten like 萬. At the end of the Muromachi period, when an old man appeared with rice ears in this Kusanagi and was welcomed to stay, there is a legend that the old man was actually Inari Okami. Since then, it has caused many miracles as Edo Inari Shrine. Posted in General good luck
Asago Saikoji Temple | Power Spot in Nara Prefecture Asago Sonzi Temple is famous as a temple full of roses. It is from the origin, but when Sakutoku Taishi defeated the Moribe Moriya, Bishamon Heaven appeared and given the secret of victory. It won a safe victory, but it is the time of the year, the day, and the day when Bashamon Heaven appeared. It is said that it is full of mochi at Asagoboshi Temple, which was erected with gratitude for the patronage of Bishamon. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Health luck, sick healing
Nyatiya dong | Okinawa Prefecture's power spots In Okinawa, Gama means a cave where people pray. Nyatiya cave is also a sanctuary used as a gama. There is a god "Vizil stone" given by the child, and it is still believed by the local people.
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Osugi Shrine It is said that Osugi Shrine began with the success of Katsunori Katsumichi who opened Nikko and saved the land from famine and sickness. It is famous as the only dream come true Daimyojin in Japan that makes dreams come true with the benefits of Tengu, and many people come from all over the country. The magnificent shrine is also packed with highlights. Posted in General good luck
Toka Ebisu Shrine | Power Spots in Fukuoka Prefecture Toka Ebisu Shrine was founded when Heijuro Takeuchi, a branch of Kashii Shrine's chief priest, found two statues of Ebisu at Kashiihama.Heijuro was running a business in Hakata, and when he enshrined the statue of Ebisu God he found at his home, the business prospered.In gratitude, the Toka Ebisu Shrine was built on the spot where the statue was picked up. Posted in Job / Employment
Japan Grand Lodge | Tokyo Power Spot Speaking of free masons, the image of a suspicious group that plans a plot against Japan is heavy. In fact, it is an organization like a social club where people who have some supernatural religious faith gather. A long time ago it was a gathering of people with high social status, but now everyone can join if the conditions are met. Posted in General good luck
Straw Tenjingu | Kyoto Power Spot Straw Tenjingu Shrine is a popular shrine for praying for pregnant women. Originally it was inconvenient when the Kinkaku-ji Temple was erected, so I moved to the present location from the back of Mt. Kitayama. Pregnancy 5 pregnant women are recommended to visit and many bibs are dedicated. Posted in Job / Employment, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Terukuni Shrine | Power Spots in Kagoshima Prefecture Terukuni Shrine has become famous as a stage for youkai watch. The largest festival of June lights will be held in Kagoshima Prefecture. The Shinto shrine itself is a deity based on the prestige Edo Shimadzu Masamune at the end of the Edo period.
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Gold shrine Kim Jonggung is traditionally known as the Kendo, and has been worshiped by warriors who pray for victory. In particular, until the Sengoku period, it was called the Hakusan Sansha and was worshiped seriously. In recent years it became famous as a Shinto shrine.
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Hamahigashima | Okinawa Prefecture Power Spot Hamahigashima is said to be the holy place where Amami Chiyo, the goddess of the Ryukyuan opening, and her husband, Sinerikiyo, lived. The island is full of power spots that worship the gods and is also popular as an isolated island where you can go across the bridge from the main island. Posted in General good luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Zenawashibenbei Ten Uga Fuku Shrine | Kanagawa Prefecture Power Spot Zenawashibenbei Tennuka Fuku-jinja is a fortune-filled financial fortune that has been passed down from the Kamakura period when faith in washing money has been passed down. There is a legend that the Uga-jin Shrine was created in response to the announcement of Minamoto Yoritomo in 1185 years, and the 1257 three origins of the beginning of a senanibenten that the Hojo reigns in the 2 year had a wish for family prosperity. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
Ryuto ga waterfall | Power spot of Shimane prefecture The dragon head waterfall in Yunnan city, Shimane prefecture, is said to be the only famous spot in Chugoku region, where the legend of Susano Onomikoto lives. There are a male waterfall with a head of 40m and a female waterfall with a head of 30m, and the splendid Otaki waterfall has been selected as one of the top 100 waterfalls in Japan. Posted in General good luck
Nishino Shrine Sapporo Nishino Shrine has been regarded as a guardian deity by pioneers in the west. The god of god Toyotomi Hime is a fertility goddess and has become a popular spot for marriage in recent years. In the year of 2014, we ranked 10 in the marriage section of TOP10, a profitable shrine of the ranked kingdom. Posted in General good luck, Love luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Mutsu Soja Shrine A long time ago in Heian, the Kokushi had an obligation to go to all the shrines in the country where he governed. Mutsu Soja Shrine is also known as Mutsu Country 100. It is famous for prayers for safe delivery and the benefits of avoiding the great difficulty. Posted in General good luck, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Yasaka Shrine (Nagasaki) | Power Spots in Nagasaki Prefecture Yasaka Shrine has an image of amulet, but here Yasaka Shrine in Nagasaki is also famous for women's marriages and beauty benefits besides amulet. In the case of Nagasaki-kunchi, it will be one of the venues and it will be very busy. The summer city of Gion is also famous. Posted in General good luck, Health luck, sick healing
Ikuishi Shrine Ikuishi Shrine is a mysterious shrine with a huge stone body. A 2 god came down here and hurried to build a temple overnight. However, the tradition remains that the local Australians have been reconstructed by the local evil spirit and the construction has been completed. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune, Love luck, Health luck, sick healing
Ishigaki Shrine | Ehime Prefecture Power Spot The Ishizushi Shrine receives the stone spirit of the stone spirit, which is the mountain itself and one of the gods from which Izanagi and Izanami were born. It is a historical shrine related to national birth mythology, and it is a power spot of the 1 class. Posted in Passing prayer, study luck, General good luck, Job / Employment, Health luck, sick healing
Arasa Shrine Arasago Shrine enshrines the life of a great man who is a god of nation-building. A prayer was also held during Kannosuke Yamanaka's capture of Tottori Castle. It is famous for its benefits of rich harvest, maritime safety and fishing. Posted in General good luck
Shibasaki Miya | Power Spots in Fukuoka Prefecture At Kashiwazaki Shrine, Empress Shingo gave birth to the Emperor Ogami on the return of the Korean Peninsula, put the end coat (placenta) in a cage (a bamboo box), buried it on a beach, and planted the above-marked pine as a source You are In XNUM, the Emperor Roh received a shrine and built a shrine, and in honor of the god of war, the Hachiman Daikami (Ohkami Emperor). Posted in Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Chojasan Shilla Shrine Chojayama was originally said to have been planted and planted by Genji Yoshimoto's ancestors to create Yoshitsune's residence. In the Edo period, the vacant warehouse was built by the lord, and since then it has been revered by the citizens as the guardian of Hachinohe. It is said that there is a profit of money luck up from the name. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
Shokakuin | Power spot in Ishikawa Prefecture It was Jinguji Temple of the Great Sakai-sha, but it was shared by the separation of Shinto and Buddha in the Meiji era. The Hakuo City, where the Shokakuin is located, has long been known as a UFO sighting site with a large number of sightings, and records of free-flying objects are kept in the book "Sauta Kouki" transmitted to the Shokuin. . Posted in General good luck
Onchi Shrine It is said that Onji Shrine was responsible for maritime safety and leadership when Empress Jin Gong came back to Japan after the San Han subjugation. The main festival gods, Daigo Shokutsuhiko and Daigotsutsuhime are the gods of food. Famous for the benefits of rabbits and dragons. Posted in General good luck, Love luck
Air Shrine Air Shrine was built in 1990 with appreciation for air. The main shrine is a mirror, and the sacred body is air in an unglazed bottle in the basement. It is a power spot where you can expect energy charge from nature.
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Kyoto Ebisu Shrine It is no exaggeration to say that Kyoto Ebisu Shrine is the best place for business in Kyoto. The way of worship is unusual, and he is a little poor god, such as throwing money or hitting the shrine. Posted in General good luck, Economic fortune
Ooyama Nishiki Shrine | Ehime Prefecture Power Spot It has revered the VIPs of the country since ancient times as guardian of the Japanese military. The Pirates of the Izu Water Forces battled the Shiramura River, the Fujiwara Junyu's Rebellion, the Dannoura Battle, and played an active part in the Seto Inland Sea as a protagonist of the Japanese naval battle until the Marshal and the Middle Ages; The warlords dedicated their swords and armor to the Oyamashima Shrine. Posted in General good luck, Job / Employment
Dewa Miyama Shrine (Misan Godo Hall) | Power Spots in Yamagata Prefecture Haguro-san, Tsukiyama and Yudonsan are collectively called Dewa Sanzan, and it has been revered as a sacred site of Shugendo since ancient times. In the winter, it is the Sanshingo-den Hall that worships the gods of all three Dezawa Sanzan on Mt. Haguro since it can not be worshiped on Mt. Walk up the stone steps to the summit and arrive in about 50 minutes. Posted in General good luck
Funatsu Uchiuchi Tree Type | Power Spot in Yamanashi Prefecture At the beginning of the 17 century, the founder of Hakogawa Hasegawa, who was the founder of Fuji Osamu, began to draw Asama Daishin to one of the lava tree types in Funatsu Usui. In the first year of Enbo, the Hasegawa successor found a lava tree type with the largest scale, and made it a clear land of Asama Myojin. Posted in Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Lover 峠 | Power spot in Tokushima The lover was a difficult place on the way to the fallen swordsman who was said to have fallen to Heike. Women who have difficulty keeping up with it fell off here and said goodbye to the martial arts, and they came to be called a lover's niece. Posted in Love luck
Kakunodate Mamori Shrine It prospered since the Azuchi-Momoyama period as a total guardian of Kakunodate. At the annual festival, floats are drawn from within the town of Kakunodate, and on top of that, there is the Oyamabayashi where the daughter dances to the unique lion. It is a shrine with an episode of money luck.
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Momotaro Shrine | Aichi Prefecture Power Spot Momotaro Shrine that claims to be the birthplace of legendary Momotaro. Speaking of Momotaro, there is an image of Okayama Prefecture, but in Momotaro Shrine in Aichi Prefecture, it is a fun spot packed with features such as the statues of legendary Momotaro and the humble treasures building along the precincts. It is a benefit for children to pray for children and for their health to grow. Posted in Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Mitaka Shrine | Power Spot in Saitama Prefecture At the time of the east conquest, Nippon Takeson (Yamato Takeru Nomikoto) was impressed by the beautiful mountain river of Mt. Posted in Health luck, sick healing, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Tamaryo | Power spot in Okinawa Prefecture Jadeul is a tomb where the Ryukyuan royals sleep. It was built by the second king of King Osamu. It is said that Ogiaka, the mother of the king, was in control, and that Oyika has decided to put people in the tomb. It is one of the political arena of the Ryukyu Kingdom. Posted in General good luck
Tamarinji Temple | Power Spot in Tokyo On the side of Jizo Bridge in Hacchobori, the priest of Jade Temple found a mud-covered Jizo. I felt sorry for the residence, brought it back to the temple, washed the mud clean and wiped it with white powder. Then, it is said that the bruise which had been in the face of the priest has disappeared in a strange way. Because of this, it became a reputation as a playful Jizo for Tamaki Temple. Posted in Health luck, sick healing- Sakai Shrine | Power Spots in Miyagi Prefecture It is said that when the martial deities of Kashima Jingu and the main deities of Katori Jingu of Tohoku are toasting, Shio Tei is guiding the way. After the settlement, the 2 people went back to the palace where they were, but it is said that the salt and earthy deities stopped here and spread the salt-making method to the Tohoku region. Salt was very valuable in Japan where rock salt can not be obtained. Posted in General good luck, Health luck, sick healing, Childbirth, child giving, easy delivery, childcare
Open-air shrine Roten Shrine is a shrine dedicated to Michizane Sugawara, as the name Tenjin shows. There is a legend that Michima visited the shrine and shed tears before it was washed into Dazaifu. Since the Edo period, it became a popular matchmaking company as a site where an incident that became a model in the heart of Joruri Nezaki occurred. Posted in Passing prayer, study luck, General good luck, Love luck
Tsukisamu Shrine | Hokkaido Power Spot In 1884, pioneering immigrants from Hiroshima Prefecture created the shrines of the Itsukushima Shinto shrine and the Inari shrine as the Fukusumi Itsukushima Shinto shrine. After that, I was resigned as a moonlight shrine to the present location in the form of parting with Fukuzumi Inari Shrine. The area is surrounded by the Tsukisora Park, which has a large natural forest left untouched. Posted in General good luck
Tamura Shrine The legend remains that Maro Sakauemura defeated the demons here. Since then, the bad harvest continued, and when Tamura Shrine, whose main god was Sakaue Tamura, was founded, it became a rich harvest. It is famous for the benefits of road safety and tampering.
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