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A Shinto shrine built by the Makino family
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It is located at the entrance of Yukuyama Park. If you go up the stairs from the parking lot, you will see a magnificent company. It is said that it was erected by the former Nagaoka feudal lord (Makino family), and the shrine has Mitsuhakashiwa, the family crest of the Makino family. It seems that the temple did not collapse even in the Chuetsu earthquake.
It is located at the entrance of Yukuyama Park. If you go up the stairs from the parking lot, you will see a magnificent company. It is said that it was erected by the former Nagaoka feudal lord (Makino family), and the shrine has Mitsuhakashiwa, the family crest of the Makino family. It seems that the temple did not collapse even in the Chuetsu earthquake.
A shrine located in Yukuyama, a place of relaxation for Nagaoka citizens. The Nagaoka domain, Mr. Makino 3 It is a magnificent shrine with a long history that enshrines the generational feudal lord. Tombstones of successive Nagaoka feudal lords are lined up in the precincts.
A shrine located in Yukuyama, a place of relaxation for Nagaoka citizens. The Nagaoka domain, Mr. Makino 3 It is a magnificent shrine with a long history that enshrines the generational feudal lord. Tombstones of successive Nagaoka feudal lords are lined up in the precincts.
It was a shrine in Yukuyama Yamauchi in Nagaoka City!
Original Text
It was a shrine in Yukuyamayama, Nagaoka City. It seems that Tadatatsu Makino, the third feudal lord of the Nagaoka domain, deeply believed in Shinto and was given the god name of Aoshiba Myojin after his death.
A Shinto shrine built by the Makino family
It is located at the entrance of Yukuyama Park. If you go up the stairs from the parking lot, you will see a magnificent company. It is said that it was erected by the former Nagaoka feudal lord (Makino family), and the shrine has Mitsuhakashiwa, the family crest of the Makino family. It seems that the temple did not collapse even in the Chuetsu earthquake.
A Shinto shrine built by the Makino family
It is located at the entrance of Yukuyama Park. If you go up the stairs from the parking lot, you will see a magnificent company. It is said that it was erected by the former Nagaoka feudal lord (Makino family), and the shrine has Mitsuhakashiwa, the family crest of the Makino family. It seems that the temple did not collapse even in the Chuetsu earthquake.
A shrine in Mt. Yukuyama
A shrine located in Yukuyama, a place of relaxation for Nagaoka citizens. The Nagaoka domain, Mr. Makino 3 It is a magnificent shrine with a long history that enshrines the generational feudal lord. Tombstones of successive Nagaoka feudal lords are lined up in the precincts.
A shrine in Mt. Yukuyama
A shrine located in Yukuyama, a place of relaxation for Nagaoka citizens. The Nagaoka domain, Mr. Makino 3 It is a magnificent shrine with a long history that enshrines the generational feudal lord. Tombstones of successive Nagaoka feudal lords are lined up in the precincts.
It was a shrine in Yukuyama Yamauchi in Nagaoka City!
It was a shrine in Yukuyamayama, Nagaoka City. It seems that Tadatatsu Makino, the third feudal lord of the Nagaoka domain, deeply believed in Shinto and was given the god name of Aoshiba Myojin after his death.