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Motoise Kono Jinja
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Kono Jinja is a Shinto shrine in the Ōgaki neighborhood of the city of Miyazu in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It is the ichinomiya of former Tango Province.
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Sky Deck, Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park
1-1 Nakano, Miyazu, Kyoto 629-2232, Japan
天橋立股のぞき發祥之地
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67 Ogaki, Miyazu, Kyoto 629-2242, Japan
Suehiro
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Motoise Kono Jinja

430 Ogaki, Miyazu, Kyoto 629-2242, Japan
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Kono Jinja is a Shinto shrine in the Ōgaki neighborhood of the city of Miyazu in Kyoto Prefecture, Japan. It is the ichinomiya of former Tango Province.

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attractions: Ichinomiya Amanohashidate Ferry Terminal, Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park, Ama Terrace, Sky Deck, Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park, 天橋立股のぞき發祥之地, Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Sky Terrace, Souryu No Matsu (Broken twin-timbered pine tree), restaurants: Tsuruya Shokudo, Matsui Bussan, Tantanya, 亀乃庵, Suehiro, 松屋本店・えとせとら松屋, レストランカフェ"彩", Kagoya Mizunoto Auberge, St. John's Bear, Yoshinoya
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+81 772-27-0006
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motoise.jp
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Nearby attractions of Motoise Kono Jinja

Ichinomiya Amanohashidate Ferry Terminal

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Ama Terrace

Sky Deck, Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park

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Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Sky Terrace

Souryu No Matsu (Broken twin-timbered pine tree)

Ichinomiya Amanohashidate Ferry Terminal

Ichinomiya Amanohashidate Ferry Terminal

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(352)

Open 24 hours
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Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park

Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park

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Ama Terrace

Ama Terrace

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Sky Deck, Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park

Sky Deck, Amanohashidate Kasamatsu Park

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Strange nighttime art exhibit at Japan's second most important shrine

You couldn't pick a better spot for a shrine. Motoise Kono shrine is located on the Kasamatsu side of the Amanohashidate land bridge (not the train station side). If you walk across the 3.6km land bridge you'll be right at it. The name "Moto Ise" means "former Ise." The most famous shrine in Japan is the Ise Jingu Grand Shrine in Mie. And this one came before it, hence the "moto." In fact this area has two "moto Ise" shrines because Amaterasu (the Sun Goddess in Shintoism) started out in Amanohashidate, and worked her way south through Kyoto prefecture before eventually settling in the warmer climate of Mie (or so the story goes). This shrine is beautifully maintained and you can see the special 5-colors balls on the bannister around the shrine (distinct two only two shrines in Japan, this one and, yep you guessed it, Ise Jingu). While the shrine grounds aren't actually that big, it is in a convenient location and you can continue through to the quaint street behind it that leads to the cable car and chair lift for Kasamatsu Park. For people here without a car, all of this is really easily doable from Amanohashidate station. To get to Moto Ise Kono Shrine from Amanohashidate station you can walk the 50minutes across the land bridge, rent a bike (for only a few hundred yen) and get across quicker, or take a sightseeing boat (or 60-minute jet boat if you are in a hurry to get your shrine fix). The area is really fun. And if you plan on eating in the area, I highly recommend the restaurants on the Kasamatsu (Moto Ise Kono Shrine) side over the Amanohashidate Station side. I went at night during a special event that ran through the fall, where sound and visual artists layered some beautiful visuals over the Shrine and grounds and played ambient sounds. It made the whole place feel like it was underwater. Really cool. They tend to have night exhibitions in the summer and fall. If you go during that time, check out to see what's going on at night.

The reason I gave this 4-stars instead of 5 is because, though the shrine is beautiful and the grounds are quite nice, it's not that expansive. I think if I was really into Shintoism, this would have been a deeper experience, but I still think it's worth 4-stars because there are lots of other things to do in the area as well, this is just one of the nice places to stop...

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いにしへには、 サホコチタル国の政庁都市であったマナヰ原・宮津。

大物忌大神であり、 五代タカミムスビでもある朝日神こと、 豊受大神タマキネさんの最後のお仕事となったのが、 サホコ国における宮津での執政でした。 のち晩年を迎え、 潔く辞洞にて神上がりされたのもこの地でした。

祖父のタマキネさんの後を継いでこの地に赴き、 政を執られたのが、 アマテル神ウヒルギ・ワカヒトさんでした。

ワカヒトさんは、タマキネさんを慕いに慕っていたといいます。 成人するまでは、ヒタカミのタマキネさんのもとで 帝王学を学び、英才教育を受けたようです。 タマキネさんから何かを学ぶたび、アマテル宮(現宮城県塩竈市、鹽竃神社・志波彦神社)の四方からは黄金が吹き出たといいます。 そして最期はタマキネ祖父のそばで眠りたいと この地で サルタヒコさんが掘った辞洞に入り、神上がりされたようです。

のち朝日宮が建ち、 外宮・真名井神社には豊受大神タマキネさん、 内宮・籠神社本宮にはアマテル神ウヒルギ・ワカヒトさんが祭られました。 この頃は、匏宮・よさのみや、與佐宮・よさのみやと呼ばれていたようです。

アマテル神が皇大神宮・サコクシロ内宮へ遷り、 豊受大神も伊勢国度会山田が原へ遷宮なさったのを機に 彦火明命が当社、籠神社さんの主祭神として祀られます。 ヒコホアカリさん。 タカミムスビ家、ワタツミ家、オオモノヌシ家が 三つ巴で守る彦火明さん。

彦火明命とは、 初代アスカ皇君のクシタマホノアカリ・テルヒコさんを指し、 またアマテル・ウヒルギ・ワカヒトさんのお孫さんでもいらっしゃるようです。 父はオシホミミ皇子、母はタクハタチチ姫ススカさん。 ニニギ・ニニキネ・キヨヒトさんは弟。

クシタマホノアカリ・テルヒコさんはいくつかの名をお持ちで、 天火明命、火明命、天照國照彦天火明櫛玉饒速日尊など。 三番目の名がニギハヤヒさんとごっちゃにされることのひとつなのかもしれません。 また、初代アスカ皇君がテルヒコさんで、二代アスカ皇君(カグヤマ皇君)がニギハヤヒさんですから、これもごっちゃになるひとつかもしれません。

ニギハヤヒさんはニギハヤヒ・クニテル。 父は蓬莱御子三皇子の長男で、梅の皇子ことホノアカリ・ムメヒトさん。ムメヒトさんの父がニニギさん。 テルヒコさんから見ればクニテルさんは又甥になりますね。 初代アスカ皇君テルヒコさん → 二代アスカ皇君ニギハヤヒ・クニテルさん。 初代ハラ皇君ニニギさん → 二代ハラ皇君ホノアカリ・ムメヒトさん。

因みに蓬莱浅間御子三皇子は、 梅皇子ホノアカリ・ムメヒト。 櫻皇子サクラギ・ホノススミ(シラヒゲ・海鉤彦)。 卯の花皇子ウツキネ・ヒコホオデミ(宇都宮・山鉤彦・気比大神・伊箸沙別命)。

①皇祖神アマテル・ワカヒト ↓ 箱根神オシホミミ・オシヒト皇子 ↓ 天君ニニギ・ニニキネ・キヨヒト(オシホミミ二男) ↓ 二代ハラ皇君ホノアカリ・ムメヒト(ニニギ長男) ↓ カグヤマ皇君ニギハヤヒ・クニテル(ムメヒト長男)

②皇祖神アマテル・ワカヒト ↓ 箱根神オシホミミ・オシヒト皇子 ↓ 天君ニニギ・ニニキネ・キヨヒト ↓ ツクシ皇君ヒコホオデミ・ウツキネ(ニニギ三男) ↓ アヒラ神ナギサタケウガヤフキアワセズ・カモヒト ↓ 日向神カンヤマトイハワレヒコ・タケヒト

③皇祖神アマテル・ワカヒト ↓ 箱根神オシホミミ・オシヒト皇子 ↓ アスカ皇君クシタマホノアカリ・テルヒコ(オシホミミ長男)

オシホミミ皇子の長男テルヒコさんは 世継ぎに恵まれなかったようです。 ご養子に高倉下・タクラマロさんを迎えます。 タカクラシタ・タクラマロ(カゴヤマ・タクリの子、高倉山(三輪山)の麓で生まれたのでそう名がつく)。 タクラマロさんはイスキヨリ姫(カンタケさんの元下侍)と結ばれ、共々彌彦神(新潟県彌彦神社)となります。

因みに高倉下さんは、アマテル・ワカヒトさんの曾孫(アマテルの娘タキリ姫タキコの孫)であり、 セオリツ姫ホノコさんの兄、オオカグヤマツミさんの曾孫でもあるので、皇統筋、サクラウチ筋の血統をお持ちです。

そんなこんなで 籠神社主祭神として祀られるテルヒコさん。 豊受大神、天照大神が両脇にひかえるなんて、 良かったですね、テルヒコさん。

天照國照彦天火明櫛玉饒速日尊こと クシタマホノアカリ・テルヒコさんに 今日もたくさんの方々が手を合わせておられます。

境内写真撮影は禁止です。 もとよりドローン撮影など 言うに及ばずで...

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Near the north part of Amano Hashidate across the street of route 178 is Motoise Kono Shrine. It is said that a god enshrined in a famous Ise Shrine in Mie Prefecture originally resided in this shrine. This is the reason why the shrine is given a title of " Moto " ( original ). The shrine is known to have the oldest style of architecture in Japan. There is a cable car you can ride to get to the top of the mountain behind the shrine. Up on the mountain is Amano Hashidate Kasamatsu Park from which you can get a great view of the area.

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Strange nighttime art exhibit at Japan's second most important shrine You couldn't pick a better spot for a shrine. Motoise Kono shrine is located on the Kasamatsu side of the Amanohashidate land bridge (not the train station side). If you walk across the 3.6km land bridge you'll be right at it. The name "Moto Ise" means "former Ise." The most famous shrine in Japan is the Ise Jingu Grand Shrine in Mie. And this one came before it, hence the "moto." In fact this area has two "moto Ise" shrines because Amaterasu (the Sun Goddess in Shintoism) started out in Amanohashidate, and worked her way south through Kyoto prefecture before eventually settling in the warmer climate of Mie (or so the story goes). This shrine is beautifully maintained and you can see the special 5-colors balls on the bannister around the shrine (distinct two only two shrines in Japan, this one and, yep you guessed it, Ise Jingu). While the shrine grounds aren't actually that big, it is in a convenient location and you can continue through to the quaint street behind it that leads to the cable car and chair lift for Kasamatsu Park. For people here without a car, all of this is really easily doable from Amanohashidate station. To get to Moto Ise Kono Shrine from Amanohashidate station you can walk the 50minutes across the land bridge, rent a bike (for only a few hundred yen) and get across quicker, or take a sightseeing boat (or 60-minute jet boat if you are in a hurry to get your shrine fix). The area is really fun. And if you plan on eating in the area, I highly recommend the restaurants on the Kasamatsu (Moto Ise Kono Shrine) side over the Amanohashidate Station side. I went at night during a special event that ran through the fall, where sound and visual artists layered some beautiful visuals over the Shrine and grounds and played ambient sounds. It made the whole place feel like it was underwater. Really cool. They tend to have night exhibitions in the summer and fall. If you go during that time, check out to see what's going on at night. The reason I gave this 4-stars instead of 5 is because, though the shrine is beautiful and the grounds are quite nice, it's not that expansive. I think if I was really into Shintoism, this would have been a deeper experience, but I still think it's worth 4-stars because there are lots of other things to do in the area as well, this is just one of the nice places to stop for a while.
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Strange nighttime art exhibit at Japan's second most important shrine You couldn't pick a better spot for a shrine. Motoise Kono shrine is located on the Kasamatsu side of the Amanohashidate land bridge (not the train station side). If you walk across the 3.6km land bridge you'll be right at it. The name "Moto Ise" means "former Ise." The most famous shrine in Japan is the Ise Jingu Grand Shrine in Mie. And this one came before it, hence the "moto." In fact this area has two "moto Ise" shrines because Amaterasu (the Sun Goddess in Shintoism) started out in Amanohashidate, and worked her way south through Kyoto prefecture before eventually settling in the warmer climate of Mie (or so the story goes). This shrine is beautifully maintained and you can see the special 5-colors balls on the bannister around the shrine (distinct two only two shrines in Japan, this one and, yep you guessed it, Ise Jingu). While the shrine grounds aren't actually that big, it is in a convenient location and you can continue through to the quaint street behind it that leads to the cable car and chair lift for Kasamatsu Park. For people here without a car, all of this is really easily doable from Amanohashidate station. To get to Moto Ise Kono Shrine from Amanohashidate station you can walk the 50minutes across the land bridge, rent a bike (for only a few hundred yen) and get across quicker, or take a sightseeing boat (or 60-minute jet boat if you are in a hurry to get your shrine fix). The area is really fun. And if you plan on eating in the area, I highly recommend the restaurants on the Kasamatsu (Moto Ise Kono Shrine) side over the Amanohashidate Station side. I went at night during a special event that ran through the fall, where sound and visual artists layered some beautiful visuals over the Shrine and grounds and played ambient sounds. It made the whole place feel like it was underwater. Really cool. They tend to have night exhibitions in the summer and fall. If you go during that time, check out to see what's going on at night. The reason I gave this 4-stars instead of 5 is because, though the shrine is beautiful and the grounds are quite nice, it's not that expansive. I think if I was really into Shintoism, this would have been a deeper experience, but I still think it's worth 4-stars because there are lots of other things to do in the area as well, this is just one of the nice places to stop for a while.
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