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Isaniwa Jinja 伊佐爾波神社
愛媛県松山市桜谷町１７３番地 - Ehime, Matsuyama
also called Yuzuki Hachiman 湯月八幡 or Dogo Hachiman 道後八幡
at Dogo Onsen hot spring
Many famous samurai offered ema to this shrine.
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Behind Dogo Onsen, you’ll find a large torii gate with a road leading steeply up a hill. At the top of the road is an even steeper flight of rough stone steps, topped by a towering vermillion red structure. This is the gateway of Isaniwa Shrine, which sits above Dogo offering a fine view over Matsuyama.
... Isaniwa Shrine is devoted to the god Hachiman, patron of warriors, and decorating the shrine here and there are a number of paintings of warriors and warfare, dating from various periods. One panel from the Meiji period shows a number of steel battleships and little stick men with rifles engaged at the siege of Port Arthur.
The shrine is said to have been founded on the site where Emperor Chuai and Empress Jingu bathed at Dogo Onsen. Modeled on Iwashimizu Hachimangu in Kyoto Prefecture, the current buildings were constructed in the Hachiman-zukuri style in 1667. The shrine is visually stunning with its red paint, gold leaf, its roofs of cypress bark and tile, and its semi-tropical greenery.
In the fourteenth century the Kōno clan moved the shrine to its present location and it was rebuilt by the Matsudaira clan in the seventeenth century.
Isaniwa Jinja was restored in 1970.
- source : en.japantravel.com/view
source : isaniha.exblog.jp
- - - - - Three female deities in residence
Ichikishimahime no Mikoto, Ishikishima Hime no Mikoto 市杵島姫尊
Tagitsuhime no Mikoto, Tagitsu Hime no Mikoto 湍津姫尊 / 多岐津比売命
Tagirihime no Mikoto, Tagiri Hime no Mikoto 田心姫命 / 多岐理比売命 / Tagorihime
. The Three Godesses of Munakata 宗像神社 .
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amulet for good health - 病気平癒
amulet to improve studying - 学業成就御守
- - - - - Special festivals of the shrine - - - - -
厄除・星祭 Star Festival, warding off evil influence - February 3
常盤新田霊社例祭 Main Festival - February 12
例大祭 Grand Festival - October 6
- and all other seasonal festivals
- - - - - Homepage of the shrine
- source : isaniwa.ddo.jp
. Amulets and Talismans from Japan .
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- Reference : 伊佐爾波神社
- Reference : Isaniwa shrine
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. Doogo Onsen 道後温泉 Dogo Onsen and Masaoka Shiki 正岡子規 .
. Hachiman Shrines and their festivals - 八幡宮 Hachimangu .
. Shrine, Shinto Shrine (jinja 神社) - Introduction .
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伊狹庭 の湯はしもさはに梅咲けり
Isaniwa no yu wa shimosawa ni ume sakeri
the hot spring of Isaniwa
is gushing out plentifully
and plum blossoms in full bloom . . .
Kakurai Akio 加倉井秋を （1909 - 1988)
Memorial stone in Matsuyama
- source : ameblo.jp/honmokujack
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source : http://dogomura.seesaa.net
栗の花こぼれて居るや神輿部屋
kuri no hana koborete iru ya Isaniwaya
sweet chestnuts
in full bloom -
Isaniwa Shrine
. Kawahigashi Hekigotoo 河東碧梧桐 Hekigoto, Hekigodo .
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