Kaminoyama nose Shinto shrine

Kaminoyama nose Shinto shrine
The location	Moiwayama, Minami-ku, Sapporo-shi, Hokkaido
Position	43°00'59" N 141°20'41" E
The main enshrined deity	埴安姫命, monkey Tabiko Oga
The foundation	1891（Meiji24 years)
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Warship cape

Monument

Kaminoyama nose Shinto shrine (かみやまはなじんじゃ) is a Shinto shrine in Minami-ku, Sapporo-shi, Hokkaido. "Kaminoyama nose" is the old name of the Moiwashita district of the neighborhood.

It is built in the east end of Moiwayama, the foot of a mountain of the popular name "warship cape". National highway No. 230 and a mountain nose river are close to the intersecting point [¹]. That if it is spring, on the beginning of the algae rock virgin forest appointed a natural monument, according to the local inhabitants, a cherry tree blooms beautifully [¹].

There are three monuments near the torii of the foot. Of these, horse soul strangeness Shinto shrine monument and monkey Tabiko Oga monument are the things which moved with 遷座 of the Shinto shrine, but they only understand that the image of Kannon with a human body and a horse head monument is old, and the details are unidentified [²]. There is a small main shrine when I climb the short stone stairway.

In the Meiji era, the festival of our two times of spring and summer was an opportunity of the only consolation for farmers [³].

History

• A meeting place is built at the point (position) where Miyuki Street of National highway No. 230 and west 10 after - becomes the three-way intersection (1887) in 1887 [⁴].
• I pray for safe staying young of the dobbin, and the monument of the horse soul strangeness Shinto shrine is erected (1891) near - meeting place for 1,891 years [⁴].
• A hanging scroll of monkey Tabiko Ogami controlling - guidance (1908) in 1908 attracts the faith of people, and a monument is erected by 庚申講 [⁴].
• The company of four ken of frontage three ken (approximately 5.45m) depth (approximately 7.27) is built (1910) next to the east side of the national highway after -, Kubota store in 1910 [⁴].
• It is 遷座 in (position) (1936) for 1,936 years along way of the Moiwashita pedestrian bridge south side after -. In commemoration of the erection 50th anniversary, a stone torii and washbowl are performed oblation of [⁵].
• It is recognized that there is not a name of a god in horse soul strangeness by the advice of the chief priest of - Sapporo defense of the fatherland Shinto shrine (1942) in 1942. I change an enshrined deity in 埴安姫命 and monkey Tabiko Oga [⁵].
• On the Moiwayama hillside that - godliness society (representative parishioner) leased as a Shinto shrine site (1949) from the District Forestry Office in 1949 再遷座 [⁵].
• Because - godliness society became the natural extinction state by aging (1972) in 1972, the management administration of the Shinto shrine is transferred to the alliance neighborhood association [⁵].
• - pair of stone guardian dogs is performed oblation of (1976) 1976 [⁶].
• - pair of stone guardian dogs is updated (1996) in 1996 [⁶].
• I move to the position under approximately 40m and am built with the deterioration of - main shrine (2001) in 2001 [⁶].
• The leveling of ground of - old main shrine trace and restitutio in integrum by the planting are carried out (2001) in 2004, and the site is returned to the Regional Forestry Office [⁶].

Footnote

1. ^ ^{a b} "Sapporo unexplored region 100 selections"
2. ^ 2003, Moiwashita, p. 59.
3. ^ 2003, Moiwashita, p. 149-150.
4. ^ ^{a b c d} 2003, Moiwashita, p. 149.
5. ^ ^{a b c d} 2003, Moiwashita, p. 150.
6. ^ ^{a b c d} 2003, Moiwashita, p. 151.

References

• "Chronicle of local history Moiwashita" Moiwashita, Minami-ku, Sapporo-shi alliance neighborhood association, March, 2003.
• "45 Kaminoyama nose Shinto shrines and warship cape (Moiwayama, Minami-ku)," it is Yoshinao Aoki compilation "Sapporo unexplored region 100 selections" map shop, October, 2006. ISBN 4-9903282-0-5

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