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Yaho Shrine
yaho shrine
The place where Takayoshi Sekiguchi, the former Tokugawa Bakushin, lived from the 3rd to the 4th year of the Meiji era is the site of the Inoue Shimanokami mansion in Tsukioka, Kikugawa City. Yaho Shrine is located on a small hill that rises behind the ruins of the mansion.
8-2-3-3 Tsukioka, Kikugawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture
Kuroda family magistrate's mansion
kurodake daikan yashiki
This mansion was built by the Kuroda-ke, who became the representative of Hatamoto Honda during the Edo period. The main building and nagayamon are designated as important cultural properties.
862-1 Shimohirakawa, Kikugawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture
Ousei Kyouin (Ousei Kyouin)
oshoukyouin temple
It is said that Honen Shonin changed his name to Oushou kyouin in memory of his teacher, Koen Ajyari. It is said that Koen Ajyari has settled in Sakuragaike as a dragon, and is called Sakuragaike Okunoin. The mountain gate was relocated from Hodaiin in Shizuoka City and is a nationally designated important cultural property.
Oushou kyouin
https://www.city.kikugawa.shizuoka.jp/shoukoukankou/oukoekyouin.html
915 Nakauchida, Kikugawa City, Shizuoka Prefecture
Ikenomiya Shrine Sakuragaike Pond
ikemiya shrine sakuragaike
There is a legend that Koen Ajyari sank to the bottom of Sakuragaike and became a dragon god at the end of the Heian period, and it is one of the seven wonders of Enshu. In addition, Takayoshi Sekiguchi's father, Takayoshi Sekiguchi, is from Ikemiya Shrine. Inside the hall of worship, the flat frame of Ikemiya Shrine by Tokugawa Yoshinobu is listed.
Ikemiya Shrine
https://www.city.omaezaki.shizuoka.jp/soshiki/shokokanko/kankospot/ikemiyajinjya.html
5162 Sakura, Omaezaki City, Shizuoka Prefecture
