【絶対に訪れたい 『絶景』】寒川神社　茅ヶ崎 浜降祭 暁の祭典　寒川神社　寒川四社 (Samukawa Shrine,Chigasaki Hamaori Festival,Dawn Festival)

【絶対に訪れたい 『絶景』】寒川神社　茅ヶ崎 浜降祭 暁の祭典　寒川神社　寒川四社 (Samukawa Shrine,Chigasaki Hamaori Festival,Dawn Festival)

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絶対に訪れたい 『絶景』
寒川神社
茅ヶ崎 浜降祭　
暁の祭典
寒川神社　寒川四社　

寒川神社（宮山）
菅谷神社（岡田）
倉見神社（倉見）
八幡大神（一之宮）

浜降祭の起源については次の3つの説があり、3つ目の説が有力である。 天保9年（1838年）または天保11年（1840年）、寒川神社の神輿が、例年春に大磯で行われる国府祭（こうのまち）に渡御した帰りに相模川の渡し場で一ノ宮の寒川神社の氏子と四ノ宮の前鳥神社の氏子とが争いを起こし、御輿が川に落ちて行方不明となる。数日後、南湖の網元である鈴木孫七が漁の最中にご神体を発見し、寒川神社に届けたことを契機に、寒川神社の神輿が南湖の浜で「禊（みそぎ）」をするようになったという。争いは裁判となり、代官は四ノ宮の氏子16名に打首断罪の判決を下したが、処刑の日にその丁髷だけを斬り落として打首に代えたという。その「丁髷塚」が平塚市榎木町に作られている。
江戸後期に幕府の昌平黌地理局がまとめた『新編相模国風土記稿』によれば、佐塚大明神（後に鶴嶺八幡宮に合祀）では寒川神社のお礼参りよりかなり昔から「みそぎ」の神事のための御輿の浜辺への渡御が行われていたという。
鈴木孫七による御輿の発見は偶然ではなく、探索の結果であり、御輿の紛失事件以前から寒川神社の浜での禊（ミソギ）は行われていた。寒川神社は相模川河口で、鶴嶺八幡は南湖の浜で別々に禊（ミソギ）を行っていた。それが場を南湖に統一され、合同で行われるようになり、諸社も参加するようになった。

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Samukawa Shrine
Chigasaki Hamaori Festival
Dawn Festival
Samukawa Shrine Samukawa Shisha
Samukawa Shrine (Miyayama)
Sugaya Shrine (Okada)
Kurami Shrine (Kurami)
Hachiman Okami (Ichinomiya)
There are three theories about the origin of the Hamaori Festival, with the third theory being the most likely. In 1838 or 1840, a mikoshi (portable shrine) from Samukawa Shrine was returning from the Konomachi Festival, which is held every spring in Oiso, when a dispute arose between the parishioners of Samukawa Shrine in Ichinomiya and Maedori Shrine in Shinomiya at a ferry crossing on the Sagami River, causing the mikoshi to fall into the river and go missing. A few days later, Suzuki Magoshichi, a fishing boss from Nanko, discovered the deity while fishing and brought it to Samukawa Shrine, which led to the portable shrine of Samukawa Shrine being carried out for a “misogi” ritual on the shores of Nanko. The dispute went to court, and the magistrate sentenced 16 parishioners of Shinomiya to death by beheading, but on the day of their execution, the topknot was cut off in place of the beheading. The “Topknot Tomb” was built in Enoki-cho, Hiratsuka City.

According to the “Shinpen Sagami no Kuni Fudoki-ko,” compiled by the Shoheikoku Geography Bureau of the shogunate in the late Edo period, the portable shrine of Sazuka Daimyojin (later enshrined at Tsurumine Hachiman Shrine) had been paraded to the beach for a “misogi” ritual long before the visit of thanks to Samukawa Shrine.
The discovery of the mikoshi by Suzuki Magoshichi was not a coincidence, but the result of an investigation. Misogi (purification rituals) had been held on the beach of Samukawa Shrine even before the mikoshi was lost. Samukawa Shrine held misogi (purification rituals) at the mouth of the Sagami River, and Tsurumine Hachiman held misogi (purification rituals) separately on the beach of the southern lake. The locations were then unified at the southern lake, and the rituals were held jointly, with other shrines participating.