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4月に伺った玉置神社の映像になります。
毎年、この時期に伺うのが最近の恒例になりつつあります。
さて、呼ばれないと辿り着けないと謂れのある玉置神社ですが、
今回も無事に辿り着きましたので、何か呼ばれていたのでしょうか?
しかしながら、深い木々に囲まれた玉置神社はいつ来ても心が洗われます。
奥の宮の玉石社に伺い、家内安全と健康をお祈りしてましたら、社がある山上から鈴の音が…私の前には誰も歩いて無かったのですが、不思議なことも有るもんです。
This is a video of a visit to Tamaki Shrine in April.
It has become a recent tradition to visit the shrine every year at this time of the year.
Tamaki Shrine is said to be a shrine where only those invited by the gods can go.
This time, too, I arrived safely, so I wondered if I had been called by something.
However, the Tamaki Shrine, surrounded by deep trees, always refreshes the heart.
When I visited the Tamaki Shrine in the inner shrine and prayed for my family's safety and health, I heard the sound of a bell from up the mountain where the shrine is located... No one was walking in front of me, but strange things do happen!
(Sorry for my poor English)
Tamaki Shrine is located in Totsukawa Village, Yoshino-gun, Nara Prefecture. It is located at the ninth station just below the summit of Mount Tamaki, one of the sacred mountains of the Omine mountain range, and is one of the dominions of Omine Okugakemichi.
The shrine office, kitchen[1] and temple bell are nationally important cultural assets. A group of giant cedar trees in the precincts is a natural monument of Nara Prefecture and part of Omine Okugakemichi, a UNESCO World Heritage Site registered in July 2004 as a ‘Sacred Sites and Pilgrimage Routes in the Kii Mountain Range’.
According to the legend of the shrine, Tamaki was founded in the 61st year of Emperor Sojin's reign (37 BC) together with Kumano Hongu (Hongu-machi, Tanabe City, Wakayama Prefecture), and has been the township shrine of Totsukawa Township since ancient times. The Tamaki Enki and other shrine traditions attribute the name Tamaki to the Tamashiki-sha shrine, which has a tamaishi outcrop near the summit of Mt Tamaki as its deity and is regarded as a landowner deity or inner sanctuary, and it is thought that the worship of the mountain's shape as a kannabi-sha was the origin of the name.
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