石上神宮

The divine messenger of Ishigami Shrine, the Chicken Chickens are already mentioned in the "Nihon Shoki" and "Kojiki," revered as sacred birds that announce the dawn and considered as messengers of the gods.
The "Jingu" mentioned in the "Nihon Shoki" refers only to Ise Jingu and Ishikami Jingu, and according to its descriptions, these are considered the oldest established shrines in Japan.
The "Jingu" mentioned in the "Nihon Shoki" refers only to Ise Jingu and Ishikami Jingu, and according to that description, they are the oldest established shrines in Japan.
It is said that the 72nd Emperor Shirakawa, who held deep reverence for the Jingu, donated the Shinkaden in the Imperial Palace for the purpose of the soul-requiem festival (Chinkonsai) in the year Eihō 1 (1081).
nkonkohira
August 29, 2024

The "Jingu" recorded in the "Chronicles of Japan" refers only to Ise Jingu and Ishikawa Jingu, and according to the text, they are considered the oldest established shrines in Japan.

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