Funage･Hayashi

Hozo-ji Temple was openea in 1396 and its main image is the statue of Vaishuravana which is said to have been lifted up ...

Ebisu Shrine and Inari Shrine stand side by side in Nakano-cho. These are surrounded by the brick walls with granite col...

People of Hachiken - cho worship Itsukushima Shrine and Ishizaki Inari Shrine. This area was called “oka” or the land, a...

People of the connection of Nishino-cho purse net fishing that consists of Gozo, Jizo, Ebisui and Ebisuno, also that of ...

This Jizo is admirably worshiped at the precincts of ZenKoku-ji temple. There are many statues of Jizo in Hayashi. Thoug...

Jinno-ji temple is the Shingon sect temple and affiliated temple with Mitsuzo in temple. This was once called Jogan-ji t...

There is a low stone retaining wall beside the second eastern road along the Takahama River. The road is old and goes do...

Hayashi Shrine existed in the Heian period and was one of good lineage Shrines in Akashi County. In the beginning, this ...

This is at the draw to the east of Hayashi Shrine.The tradition is as follows: " With a big pot a bold man of Futami cau...

The Takahama River is a boundary between Hayashi area and Takahama area, also was once called the Jiyu River or the Free...

This temple of Jodo sect is located to the west of Hayashisaki Bridge over the Takahama River. This was used a school bu...

This is a rice shop beside the old Hama Highway. About 30 meters in length of its house and estate consists of a one-sto...