【神社仏閣ひとり旅】令和7年5月限定御朱印巡り[御朱印500名印(No.458～461)]

【神社仏閣ひとり旅】令和7年5月限定御朱印巡り[御朱印500名印(No.458～461)]

This is Masaharu Goshuin Travel. This time we started from the west exit of JR Utsunomiya Station. Board the train bound for Kamimikawa Garo from platform 9. There are 7 meals a day, so be careful of your time. There is also a bus from JR Ishibashi Station. Once you get off the bus in front of Shirasagi Shrine, head back in the direction you came from and you’ll soon see the torii gate of Shirasagi Shrine. Shirasagi Shrine 1st location 8:25 am The deity enshrined at Shirasagi Shrine is “Yamato Takeru no Mikoto.” “Nihon Takeru” is a legendary hero who appears in mythology. He is the third son of Emperor Keiko. “Shinmon” was newly built in 1992. A sculpture of seven white herons! It was founded in the second year of Enryaku (783). The chozuya is on the left side of the approach. On the day of the visit, the temple was decorated with flowers. nice. The worship hall was also newly built in 1992. There are several shrines lined up on the right side of the shrine grounds. “Raiden Shrine” protects against lightning and storms. Atago Shrine is a fire protection shrine. Izumo Shrine is a place for matchmaking. Next to the precinct shrine. At the back of the worship hall is the “main shrine” where the god is actually enshrined. You can also go around the back and put your hands together. The main shrine also has many carvings. There was also a precinct shrine to the left of the main shrine. Shirasagi Tenjin is dedicated to the god of learning, Michizane Sugawara. Next, walk around the precincts to the right in front of the worship hall. This is “Kaguraden”. This is “Ojinbashi”. Crossing the bridge has the meaning of purifying and purifying the body. Beyond the bridge is Japan’s largest “Sword of Peace”. Touch the sword and pray for peace. In the right hand of the Sword of Peace, there is a wisteria flower, although the season has passed. Autumn leaves next to the shrine gate. I’m looking forward to autumn. Also, at the back of the Chozuya. There is also a precinct shrine to the left of the shrine gate. “Kodai Toyouke Shrine”. Enshrines the god of Ise Jingu. Furthermore, on the left side of the approach just before the shrine gate is Yasaka Shrine. And this is the “May Pilgrimage (Reiwa 7) “Carp Streamer” that I received on the day. The latest goshuin information will be posted on the shrine’s official Instagram. Next, leave Shirasagi Shrine and head to Shimono Yakuyoke Daishi. Walk south along the path that continues straight from the front of the approach. Turn right at this traffic light while looking at the map on your phone. Then there was a bus stop! From here, board the bus bound for Ishibashi Station. This is the bus coming from the Moka office direction. The frequency is once every 1-2 hours, so be careful of the time. After getting off the train, walk west along the road leading from the west exit of Ishibashi Station. Then, you will cross National Route 4 at the Ishibashi signal, so turn right and head north. Turn left at this traffic light while looking at the map on your phone. As the road curves gently to the right, you will see a large maneki cat on your left. Arrived at Shimono Yakuyoke Daishi. Shimono Yakuyoke Daishi 2nd place 10:15 am Shimotsuke Yakuyoke Daishi is a Shingon sect temple founded in 1282. The official name of the temple is “Koeizankezoji”. First, bow once in front of the Niomon gate and proceed. The main hall can be seen beyond the Niomon gate. The principal image is “Dainichi Nyorai”. This is the statue of Kokyo Daishi, the founder of the Chukyo Shingon sect. This is a statue of Kobo Daishi, the founder of the Shingon sect. At the back left of the main hall is “Nade Daikoku-san”. This time, we pray for financial luck and business success… Also, take a walk inside the temple grounds from the left side of the main hall to the back. Immediately after that, there was “Zeniarai Bentendo”. A colander was provided so I was able to wash my coins. If you go further in, you will find a graveyard, so if you proceed quietly, you will find “Eitai Memorial Hall” and “Sengen Shrine” to the right of it. Return to the front of the main hall, and on the left hand side of the approach is the Kongo Sword. “Omokaru stone”. Lift up the top stone of the lantern. Near the Niomon gate is the “Boke-blocking Kanzeon Bodhisattva”. Next, walk around the temple grounds on the right hand side of the approach. Yakushido is said to be beneficial for physical health, recovery from illness, and eye disease. “Shotendo” is said to be blessed with good matches, children, marital harmony, and prosperous business. If you go to the back of the Seitendo, you will find the “Men and Women Stone”. In particular, it is expected to bring good luck in achieving children. Just to be safe, there was a cat there, but he greeted her from a distance. In front of Niomon is the Rokujizo statue. And “Mizuko Jizo”. The goshuin I received on the day was “May 2020 ‘Wisteria Flower'”. The latest goshuin information is posted on the temple’s official Instagram. We also received some hand-me-down sweets on the day. Thank you. Next, we decided to head to “Hoshimiya Shrine” after “Shimono Yakuyoke Daishi”. In the opposite direction to the station. Walk north and turn left at this traffic light. After a short walk, take the path that immediately turns to the right. The place with deep greenery that you can see a little ahead is “Hoshimiya Shrine”. You can see the shrine’s torii gate and approach to the shrine on your right. We have arrived. Hoshimiya Shrine 3rd location 11:30 am It boasts a long history, having been founded in 807. The Chozuya is on the right hand side on the way to the shrine. I look forward to seeing the decorations that match the season and season each time. You can see a snake rope at the torii gate of Hoshimiya Shrine. Since the snake sheds its skin, it represents resurrection and rebirth, and is a symbol of longevity, wealth accumulation, and nature. It is said that if you touch it, you will be blessed with good luck and money. The deities enshrined here are “Iwazakami,” “Nesakigami,” and “Kazusushikami.” It is believed to be a god that wards off evil spirits and guides good fortune. There is also a “snake rope” at the shrine. This is a valuable shimenawa that can only be seen at a few companies in the surrounding area. Next, take a walk inside the shrine grounds from the left side to the back! At the back of the worship hall is the “main shrine” where the god is actually enshrined. You can go around the back side of the main shrine, so it was also possible to visit the back side. Furthermore, there are multiple shrines lined up in the back of the main shrine. “Sorei Shrine.” It is dedicated to the Shinto priests of Hoshimiya Shrine, as well as those who have made achievements. “Atago Shrine”. Divine virtue of protection of gold and silver treasure, luck with money, and good luck. “Tenmangu”. Divine virtue of protection of gold and silver treasure, luck with money, and good luck. “Inari Shrine”. Divine virtue of prosperous business, family safety, and prosperity of descendants. “Shisha Shrine”. The divine virtue of improving your legs and feet, staying safe from illness, recovering from illness, and prolonging your life. “Shinmeisha”. The sacred virtues of national security, abundant harvest, and good fortune. “Atago Shrine”. A divine virtue that protects agriculture, industrial development, and ceramic manufacturing. “Washinomiya Shrine”. Divine virtue of family safety and industrial promotion. “Four Pillar Shrine”. The divine virtue of child-bearing, fertility, safe childbirth, and marriage. Also, to the left of the main shrine is Yokotsuka Atago Shrine. The divine virtue of extinguishing fires and preventing fire hazards. And at the back left of the main hall is the Asunaro Ryujin Pillar. It is a golden pillar of a large Asunaro tree. Pass the “grant string” through the pillar and pray for “increase in financial luck and the fulfillment of your wishes.” There is also a small shrine next to Asunaro Ryujin Onbashira. “Itsukushima Shrine”. Divine virtue of wealth, wealth, and maritime safety. If you go further into the forest behind Onbashira, you will find “Katsuishi”. Throw the Yakuwaridama to break the evil spirits and exorcise them. There were also insect works made from natural wood and waste materials. When you return to the front of the worship hall and look to your left, you will see the Kagura Hall. Kagura offerings are held during the spring festival and New Year’s Day. Behind it are “Senkatsu Shrine”, which is said to improve your luck in games, and “Osugi Shrine”, which protects you from epidemics. There is a large ginkgo tree in front of the awarding place. It turns golden yellow in autumn. Below the shrine is the “Tenchi Stone.” Ride on the stone and lift the iron array to receive power. “Shimotsuke Yume Fukujin” eats evil spirits and weapons and gives happiness and peace. Yasaka Shrine, a slightly larger shrine, is on the right at the bottom of the stone steps. Divine virtue of recovering from illness, warding off water damage, and having a good harvest. There is also a small shrine in front of the Chozuya! “Sarutahiko Shrine”. Divine virtue of good luck, longevity, and traffic safety. Also, on the left side of the entrance to the shrine grounds, there is something with that anime as a motif. When I went through the stomach, a tunnel continued. It’s a fun tunnel where you can meet anime characters. And this is the “May Moon Shrine Goshuin (Reiwa 7)” that I received on the day. The latest goshuin information can be found on the shrine’s official website. After “Hoshimiya Shrine”, we will continue on to “Mamata Hachiman Shrine”. There is Wakabayashi bus stop about 15 minutes walk away, and there are buses to Ishibashi station and Toy no Machi station. There aren’t many of them, so it’s hard to find the right time. So I walked through the rice fields where rice planting had begun and headed for Ishibashi Station. I walked there for about 40 minutes. Arrived at Ishibashi Station. Go to the platform for Omiya, Ueno, and Shinjuku. During the day on weekdays, there are 3 trains per hour. If a rapid train arrives, it will not stop at Mamata, so you can change trains at Oyama. After getting off at Mamata Station, head towards the west exit. After exiting the west exit, walk to the left. On this day, we had lunch at this popular curry restaurant. It was so delicious that I came back for the first time since visiting Amido Shrine. Ordered the curry set. You can choose from 7 types of curry. For drinks, I ordered mango lassi! Then, I ordered chicken curry with a large naan. The naan is big, but it’s delicious, so you can finish it in no time. With our bellies full, we can resume our goshuin tour! When I returned to Mamata Station, a community bus was just coming so I got on it. O-bus bound for Oyama Station. The frequency is once every 1.5 to 2 hours. Take the bus to Mamada 5-chome bus stop. Please note that payment is only in cash. Once you get off at the Mamada 5-chome bus stop, go back the way the bus came and take the road that immediately turns to the right. Then, you will see Mamata Hachiman Park in front of you, so you will want to walk along the park and visit the shrine’s torii gate, so if you go straight ahead you will see the torii gate on your right. We have arrived. Mamada Hachimangu Shrine 4th place 2:30 pm “Ni-no-Torii”. Built in 1713, it is the oldest structure at the shrine. The approach path descends once you pass through the torii gate, which is unusual. The deity enshrined is “Hondawa no Mikoto.” Emperor Ojin. “Okinagatarashihime no Mikoto” is the mother goddess of Hondabetsu no Mikoto. If you go up the stone steps again, you will reach the shrine building. The guardian dog you see just after going up the stone steps was dedicated in 1856. The “haiden” is a building that was rebuilt in 1851. On the right side of the shrine, where you can see many carvings , are three Quercus trees that are estimated to be 170 years old. At the back of the worship hall is the “main shrine” where the god is actually enshrined, but it was carefully protected and surrounded by a shelter. The main shrine, like the worship hall, was rebuilt in 1851. “Hachiryu Shrine”. On May 5th, the festival “Mamata no Jagamaita” will be held. A giant snake is paraded around, but there is a miniature snake inside the shrine! “Mikoshisha”. The mikoshi that was used until the 1950s has been preserved. The sacred tree is estimated to be 500 years old. 3/1 was destroyed by lightning. On the right hand side of the approach is the Meoto Sugi. Estimated age is 250 years. “Testing the relationship between couple cedar.” I tried it. “Goshensha.” In 1907, surrounding shrines were enshrined together. At the back of the front of the Chozuya is the “Dohyo”. A dedicated children’s sumo tournament is held at the annual autumn festival. “Having a safe return” will bring you blessings for recovery from illness and safe travel! Benten Pond is on the right hand side of the approach. One of them is Itsukushima Shrine. God of water, music, entertainment, beauty, and financial luck. There is a “Basho haiku monument” by the pond. Dedicated in 1853. “Yoritomo’s hand-planted pine tree”. The current pine tree is the third generation. “Chikaraishi”. It is said to weigh approximately 110 kg. A cat played in front of the awarding place. And, I received the “Monthly Goshuin for May (Reiwa 7) Jagamaita” that I received on the day. Check the shrine’s official website for the latest goshuin information. This time, we ended our goshuin tour at Mamada Hachimangu Shrine. If you continue straight on the road in front of the approach, you will see the first torii gate just before National Route 4. Turn right at the traffic light at Mamada 4-chome and head towards Tokyo on National Route 4. If the timing of the bus is right, the O bus you took earlier is convenient. Next, turn left at the traffic light at the entrance of Mamata Station. Arrived at Mamata Station. It’s about a 35 minute walk. The number of steps I took on this day was 24,600, which is a lot. I was on my way home feeling moderately tired.

私の独断と偏見で拝受して癒されたおすすめの御朱印500名印を探す旅！
今回は、令和7年5月限定の御朱印を求めて栃木県の神社仏閣を巡ってきた報告です。
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・今回のコース
【令和7年5月限定御朱印巡り(栃木県)】
・訪問日：令和7年(2025年)5月7(水)
・24,600歩

池袋5:30(JR埼京線/普通/川越行/宇都宮まで￥1,980)5:37赤羽
赤羽5:42(JR宇都宮線/普通/宇都宮行)7:13宇都宮
宇都宮駅西口7:40([85]上三川車庫前行/関東バス/￥820)8:17白鷺神社前バス停
白鷺神社前バス停(徒歩2分/60m)[8:25頃]❶白鷺神社
白鷺神社(徒歩13分/850m)峰町バス停
峰町バス停9:41(石橋駅行/関東バス/￥410)9:52石橋駅バス停
石橋駅バス停(徒歩23分/1.7km)[10:15頃]❷下野厄除大師
下野厄除大師(徒歩12分/900m)[11:30頃]❸星宮神社
星宮神社(徒歩42分/3.0km)石橋駅
石橋13:30(JR宇都宮線/普通/平塚行/￥418)13:51間々田
間々田駅(徒歩4分/280m)[ランチ]Asian Dining&Bar MAMA CURRY
Asian Dining&Bar MAMA CURRY(徒歩4分/280m)間々田駅西口バス停
間々田駅西口バス停14:15([2間々田線]小山駅西口行/小山市コミュニティバス「おーバス」/￥200)14:18間々田五丁目バス停
間々田五丁目バス停(徒歩7分/550m)[14:30頃]➍間々田八幡宮
間々田八幡宮(徒歩34分/2.3km)間々田駅
間々田16:03(JR宇都宮線/普通/上野行/池袋まで￥1,166)16:12古河
古河16:16(湘南新宿ライン/快速/逗子行)17:11池袋

★健康診断で脂質異常となり、健康維持で始めた御朱印巡り「印活」。
★平日ひとり旅、時々家族旅。★年間約180の実際に拝受した御朱印をご報告。
★文化財も多い神社仏閣が減っているとのこと。
　御朱印で納めるお金が少しでも社会貢献につながればと思います。
★毎回5～6時間歩いて1万5千～2万歩が目安。

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