. Shinto Shrines (jinja 神社) - Introduction .
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Kaitei Jinja 海底神社 Underwater Shrine, Chiba
千葉県館山市「波左間海中公園」 / Tateyama town, Hasama Underwater Park
This shrine is located under water in Hasama Underwater Park, about 600 meters from the beach, at an underwater elevation called 高根 Takane.
The building is about 3.5 m high. The Torii gate is about 18 meters deep in the water.
The shrine building is 12 meters deep in the water.
To visit the shrine, people need diving equipment.
It is a sub-shrine of 洲崎神社 Susaki Jinja and was constructed with the wish and prayers to prevent water damage and accidents at sea by a local diving shop in July 1997.
The shimenawa しめ縄飾り sacred rope is made by the divers from plastic rope and renewed every year for the New Year rituals. The priest also has to use a diving suit to get there for the annual service.
It is said to be the only underwater shrine in Japan.
“日本で唯一の海底神社”
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- source : www5e.biglobe.ne.jp/~o_hasama/jinja -
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Susaki Jinja 洲崎神社 (Sunosaki Jinja)
千葉県館山市洲崎1697 / Chiba, Tateyama, Susaki (Suzaki)
洲宮神社 Sunomiya Jinja
It used to be the shrine 安房国一宮 Ichinomiya of Awa no Kuni.
It was built in 807.
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天比理乃咩命 Amenohirinome no Mikoto
formerly called 洲ノ神（すさきのかみ） Susaki no Kami (Sunosaki)
(天比理刀咩命 （あめのひりとめのみこと） Amenohiritome no Mikoto)
天太玉命（あめのふとだまのみこと）Amenofutodama no Mikoto
天富命（あめのとみのみこと）Amenotomi no Mikoto
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Taokihooi 手置帆負命 Taokihooi no kami
Ancestral kami (sojin) of the Inbe clan.
A kami related to the manufacture of shrine structures and implements. According to Kogo shūi, Taokihooi was ancestor of the Inbe of Sanuki (present-day Kagawa Prefecture). Together with Hikosashiri no mikoto, he was directed by Futodama (offspring of Takamimusuhi) to fabricate the "heavenly measures," "divine palace," and various military implements used to lure Amaterasu from the rock cave of heaven where she had hidden.
Under the leadership of Futodama's descendant Amenotomi no mikoto,
the descendants of Taokihooi and Hikosashiri no mikoto for the first time used sacred axes and adzes to cut mountain timber for the construction of Jinmu's main palace at Kashihara, and thereafter worked as fabricators of spear shafts. An "alternate writing" related by Nihongi states that in exchange for Ōmononushi's agreement to "transfer the land" (kuniyuzuri), Takamimusuhi vowed to provide Ōmononushi with eternal worship, and among the celebrants assigned to perform rites is listed one Taokihooi, ancestral kami of the Inbe of Kii (makers of sedge hats).
- source : Mori Mizue - kokugakuin -
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shuin 朱印 stamp
- - - - - HP of the Shrine
- source : sunosaki.info-
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Yearly Festivals 年中行事
The main Festival around August 20.
みのこ踊り奉納 Minoko Odori dance ritual
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Cape Suno (洲崎 Suno-saki)
is a cape on the Pacific Ocean, in the city of Tateyama, Chiba Prefecture, Japan.
The cape is located at the southwestern point of Bōsō Peninsula on the island of Honshu, and marks the point between the inner and outer parts of the peninsula.
Cape Sunosaki is home to the Sunosaki Shrine, which was historically the supreme shrine (Ichinomiya) of Awa Province. By tradition it was built early in the Nara period.
The Sunosaki Shrine dance, the Sunosaki-odori, performed during religious observances at the shrine in June and August, is designated a national-level Intangible Cultural Property of Japan.
Yōrō-ji, a nearby Buddhist temple within the Sunosaki District of Tateyama, is historically closely linked with the Sunosaki Shrine.
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. Japanese Legends - 伝説 民話 昔話 – ABC-List .
The tidal current at Sunomisaki is very fast and called 潮の道 "road of the sea". The fishermen are very afraid of this place.
The ghosts of shipwrecked fishermen come home along this path and all are afraid of this
ayashi no 怪しの潮路 "the mysterious tideway".
- reference : Nichibun Yokai Database -
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There are other places called Susaki (Suzaki) or Sunosaki in Japan.
. Susaki Jinja 洲崎神社 - Aichi .
. Suzaki 洲崎 in Edo / Tokyo .
Suzaki Shiohigari 潮干狩 Shellfish gathering at low tide
. Wakanoura matsuri 和歌浦祭 - Wakayama .
... after the festival, the mikoshi palanquin was carried to Suzaki beach 須崎.
. Shrine, Shinto Shrine (jinja 神社) - Introduction .
. kami 神 Shinto deities - ABC-LIST - .
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日の出見し洲崎の戻り初不動
hinode mishi Susaki no modori hatsu Fudo
back from the sunrise
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first Fudo Ritual
中野三允 Nakano Sanin (1879 - 1955)
A disciple of Masaoka Shiki
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枯蘆を刈りて洲崎の廓哉
kareashi o karite susaki no kaku kana
正岡子規 Masaoka Shiki.
洲崎より柩出でゆく百日紅
鳥居美智子
ぎんなんの鈴生りの香を洲崎かな
いさ桜子
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