A versatile god that balances all kinds of things - Jingu Shrine

A journey to trace the origins of the faith of Mt. Jingu Shrine and Hakusan and the mystery of the mandala

Kinkengu is an ancient shrine located in Hakusan city, Ishikawa prefecture, and is known as one of the oldest shrines in Hokuriku. This shrine, which is said to have been founded in 95 BC, has long been acclaimed by local people as one of the seven Hakusan shrines, with Hakusan Hime Shrine as the main shrine of Hakusan. Jingu Palace is not just a historic shrine, but is a very special place that embodies the profound history of Hakusan faith and embodies the mandala's view of the universe.

Chapter 1: Hakusan City – A land of ancient culture and faith

Hakusan City, where Jingu Palace is located, is a region rich in nature, looking up at the sacred mountain Hakusan. This area has a history of people living their lives since the Jomon period, and numerous ruins have been discovered as evidence of this.

The Funaokayama Ruins, located near the Funaokayama Ruins and Kinugu Shrine, is a village site from the mid-Jomon period, and offers a glimpse into the lifestyles of people around 4,500 to 4,300 years ago. Funaokayama, shaped like a boat lying down, is said to be the place where Hakusan Hime Shrine was once enshrined, and is an important place when exploring the origins of Hakusan faith. The excavation survey revealed pottery and stone tools, providing clues to the lifestyle and culture of people at the time.

The ruins of the Todaiji Territory Yokoeso Ruins in Yokoecho, Hakusan City, have excavated buildings and pottery from the Heian period, indicating that this area has long been a political and economic center. It is believed that the manor was located as a base for transporting rice produced in the Tetori River fan, and it can be seen that Hakusan City has played an important role since ancient times.

These ruins demonstrate that Hakusan City is not just a countryside, but a place where people's lives and cultures have been alive and fostered since ancient times.

Chapter 2: Jingu Shrine - History and deities of the oldest shrine in the Hokuriku region

Jingu Shrine is one of the oldest shrines in the Hokuriku region and boasts a long history.

The enshrined deity, Amatsuhiko Kakuri-Kyogi-Mikoto (Amatsuhiko no Nigi-Mikoto): The main deity of Jingu-Kyogi-Mikoto is Amatsuhiko Kakuri-Kyogi-Mikoto. Korigi-son was the grandson of Amaterasu Omikami, and in the myth of the descending of the heavenly grandson, it is said that he landed on earth with ears of rice. For this reason, it is worshiped as a god of bountiful harvests and as a god of land management. Jingu Palace, which enshrines the king of Kongi-san, has long been worshipped as a body that protects the development of local agriculture and the lives of people.

Founded in 95 BC: The founding of Jingu Palace is said to have been in 95 BC. This indicates that Jingu Shrine has a very important position in Japanese history, even older than the period of Emperor Jimmu, written in the Nihon Shoki and Kojiki. Since its founding, Jingu Palace has overcome numerous wars and disasters, and has been woven through its history, supported by the faith of local people.

Chapter 3: The Seven Hakusan Shrines - The Center of Hakusan Faith

Jingu Shrine has been the core of Hakusan faith as one of the seven Hakusan shrines, with Hakusan Hime Shrine as the Hakusan Main Shrine.

1. Hakusan faith and Hakusan faith originated from the worship of nature, which worships the sacred mountain Hakusan as a sacred mountain, and has been developed since ancient times in conjunction with mountain faith. Hakusan is a sacred mountain that spans the three countries of Kaga, Echizen and Mino, and its magnificent nature has made people feel awe and has been revered as a sacred place. Hakusan Hime Shrine is located on the summit of Hakusan, making it a central presence in Hakusan worship.
   
2. The Seven Hakusan Shrines and the Seven Hakusan Shrines are shrines scattered at the foot of Hakusan, and each of them has functioned as an important base for Hakusan worship. Touring the seven Hakusan shrines is a journey that will allow you to experience the history and culture of Hakusan faith, and will give you an experience of the strength and sanctity of nature. Jingu Palace is one of the most important shrines out of the seven Hakusan shrines, and attracts many visitors.

Chapter 4: The World of Mandalas - Mysterious Experiences Exploring the Precincts

The grounds of Jingu Palace are uniquely arranged, and it is said that you can experience the world of mandalas.

1. Placement of shrines in the shrine: The main shrine is enshrined with Kongi no Mikoto, and the grounds are dotted with sessin shrines such as Otsuru Shrine, Ebisu Shrine, Kontohira Shrine, Joroku Shrine, Awashima Shrine, and Shokon Shrine. These shrines worship different gods and are said to grant a variety of benefits. For example, Ebisu is worshiped as the god of prosperity in business, while Kontohira is worshiped as the god of voyage safety.
   
2. Mandala components and each company represents the components of the mandala, and it is believed that by worshiping everything, it will become united with the energy of the mandala and lead to good fortune. Mandalas represent the view of the universe in Buddhism, and various gods and Buddhas are arranged around the central Buddha. By visiting the grounds of Jingu Palace, you will be able to experience the world of mandalas and feel the energy of the universe.

By visiting the temple grounds, you may be able to feel a connection with various gods and rethink your inner self.

Chapter 5 : Eternal Forest - A power spot filled with sacred energy

Behind Jingu Palace is a sacred space known as the "Forest of Eternity."

1. Surrounded by lush forests and dense trees, the forest is filled with a refreshing atmosphere, making you feel like you've been wandering into another world. Walking through the forest, where the sun is shining through the trees, you will feel a pure feeling that will make your heart wash away, and you will be able to forget about the hustle and bustle of everyday life.
   
2. The spirit and forests of the universe are filled with sacred energy, providing comfort and peace to visitors. When you open the glass door and enter, you will be told that the universe is full of energy, and you will feel the powerful spiritual power. Eternal Forest is truly a power spot in Jingu Palace, and will bring good fortune to visitors.

Eternal Forest is a special place where you can forget about the hustle and bustle of the city and become one with nature, allowing you to refresh your mind and body.

Chapter 6: Visiting the Jingu Shrine - A mysterious journey that brings good fortune

Jingu Shrine is a very rare shrine where you can experience mandalas that can only be seen in pictures in a three-dimensional space. The ancient history, Hakusan faith, the worldview of mandalas, and the mysterious atmosphere created by the eternal forests will captivate visitors and give them a special experience.

It is said that visiting the Jingu Shrine will become united with the energy of the mandala and lead to good fortune. Additionally, feeling the sacred energy in the eternal forest will refresh both your body and mind, and gain new vitality. Jingu Palace is not just a tourist destination, but a sacred place that resonates deeply with the hearts of visitors.

Jingu Palace is a very attractive shrine that combines history, culture and spiritual energy. When you visit Hakusan, Ishikawa Prefecture, be sure to visit Jingu Shrine and experience the mysterious spaces woven by eternal history and mandalas. It will surely be an unforgettable memory.

Shokey Hayashi

Exorcist/Radionics Technique Researcher

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Born in Aomori Prefecture in 1965, he has been suffering from troubles, illnesses and injuries caused by spiritual phenomena since childhood. However, one day, when he was 20 years old, he attended an event, had a mysterious experience at the venue, and was hit by lightning energy from the heavens, as if piercing the spinal cord from his brain, and his psychic abilities blossomed. He then began studying psychology and psychiatry, and now he has combined psychiatry and consciousness engineering. Established "Radionics exorcism" using our own radionics techniques. "It's possible to treat your fortune" beyond exorcism, memorial service, and healing.