Soja Daijingu Shrine

Enshrining God 々 in Echizen province

Original Text

About 10 minutes walk from Takeo Station. The year of its founding is unknown. In 739, Omiki no Mikoto (current main deity) was enshrined at the request of Emperor Shomu. When Toshiie Maeda built Fuchu Castle, he moved to his current location. The current shrine was rebuilt in 1926 and is covered with wooden copper plates. The company name "Sosha" hung on the hall of worship is written by Navy General Keisuke Okada. There is only Sosha, and there are 々 gods such as Echizen Kokuchukansha and 126 Za theaters.

Enshrining God 々 in Echizen province

Original Text

About 10 minutes walk from Takeo Station. The year of its founding is unknown. In 739, Omiki no Mikoto (current main deity) was enshrined at the request of Emperor Shomu. When Toshiie Maeda built Fuchu Castle, he moved to his current location. The current shrine was rebuilt in 1926 and is covered with wooden copper plates. The company name "Sosha" hung on the hall of worship is written by Navy General Keisuke Okada. There is only Sosha, and there are 々 gods such as Echizen Kokuchukansha and 126 Za theaters.

"Yushe Dashen" と Remember された Bird Residence の Amount ⛩

Original Text

It was located a few minutes walk from Takeo station. There was only a large shrine and the precincts were large and affordable. When I dived down the torii gate with the forehead marked "Sosha Okami", there was a large hall of worship with the forehead of "Sosha" standing in front of me. In addition, there was a large stone monument engraved only with "Echizen Kokufu" in the precincts.

"Yushe Dashen" と Remember された Bird Residence の Amount ⛩

Original Text

It was located a few minutes walk from Takeo station. There was only a large shrine and the precincts were large and affordable. When I dived down the torii gate with the forehead marked "Sosha Okami", there was a large hall of worship with the forehead of "Sosha" standing in front of me. In addition, there was a large stone monument engraved only with "Echizen Kokufu" in the precincts.

Echizen city sightseeing

Original Text

I took a walk around Takeo Station, ate Volga Rice at a shop called Yokogawa, and then stopped by. There was a stone monument written as "Echizen Kokufu" 〇