It is famous as the shrine where the Emperor Meiji's imperial festival was held at the time of Mt. Asama's ringing, and the architecture of the main shrine is the oldest wooden building in Karuizawa Town. The company has been exposed to the threat of the eruption of Mt. Asama many times over the years, you can see from Matsuo Basho's monument "Fukitobasu Ishi is also Asama nobun" that remains in the precincts. You can see. It is said that the Emperor Meiji's imperial festival was held in September in praying for the calm of the volcanic activity of Mt. Asama in May 1868. ...
It is a shrine in Oiwake, Karuizawa. If you go further back to Oiwake Park, you will find this shrine next to the Oiwake-juku Museum. The building of the main shrine was more interesting than a shrine, with a simple structure like an old folk house.
It is a shrine that seems to have its origin next to the Oibuk Museum. It was a quiet space with no one else at the time of my visit. It may be more correct to be lonely than to be solemn. The roof of the shrine is tin, and for some reason the sliding door has a metallic luster like aluminum foil. I have the impression that I don't have much hands.
It is a historic shrine dating back to the Muromachi period, but it is a pity that it is not well maintained. Bon Odori (Oiwaku Matsuri) is held in the square on the south side every year until 8/13〜 16, but there are several stores and it is a little lonely. A vast free parking lot is available on the other side of the street of Oibu juku.
A shrine in Oiwaka Park
A shrine located in Oiwake Park. There is a monument of Basho Matsuo in the precincts. It is a quiet shrine because it is covered with gold.
Quiet precincts
It is famous as the shrine where the Emperor Meiji's imperial festival was held at the time of Mt. Asama's ringing, and the architecture of the main shrine is the oldest wooden building in Karuizawa Town. The company has been exposed to the threat of the eruption of Mt. Asama many times over the years, you can see from Matsuo Basho's monument "Fukitobasu Ishi is also Asama nobun" that remains in the precincts. You can see. It is said that the Emperor Meiji's imperial festival was held in September in praying for the calm of the volcanic activity of Mt. Asama in May 1868. ...
Quiet shrine
It is a shrine in Oiwake, Karuizawa. If you go further back to Oiwake Park, you will find this shrine next to the Oiwake-juku Museum. The building of the main shrine was more interesting than a shrine, with a simple structure like an old folk house.
A lonely shrine rather than quiet
It is a shrine that seems to have its origin next to the Oibuk Museum. It was a quiet space with no one else at the time of my visit. It may be more correct to be lonely than to be solemn. The roof of the shrine is tin, and for some reason the sliding door has a metallic luster like aluminum foil. I have the impression that I don't have much hands.
It's a historic shrine, but ...
It is a historic shrine dating back to the Muromachi period, but it is a pity that it is not well maintained. Bon Odori (Oiwaku Matsuri) is held in the square on the south side every year until 8/13〜 16, but there are several stores and it is a little lonely. A vast free parking lot is available on the other side of the street of Oibu juku.