Ota shrine

The Ota shrine is a small shrine near the Kita-ku, Kyoto-shi top Kamo shrine.
The Ota shrine near the Kyoto top Kamo shrine is a shrine which makes the enshrined deity
Amenouzumenomikoto which is one of the middle shrines outside a boundary of Kamigamo 8 middle shrine now,
and is God relevant to an upper Kamo shrine, and Sarutahikonomikoto.

the origin of the name of the Ota shrine -- from the first -- from ancient times -- or -- it is said that it is coming from the place which was also calling one of the enshrined deities and the Sarutahiko life alias Ota God also with the thing from which what was called Ontasya changed. It is a shrine with the history referred to as that gregariousness of Iris laevigata was looked at from the ancient times of the Heian period by Otanosawa said to be famous also for there being gregariousness of the wildness of Iris laevigata by which natural treasure specification was carried out in Showa 14, and for the gross area of about 2000 square meters to be. Although about what time it was built does not clarify [ the person who opened, or ], it seems from foundation of an upper Kamo shrine being made into 678 years of Emperor Temmu's Asuka period that it is probably foundation of an age of late. moreover -- please take grain abundantly a long time ago in relation to Mr. Kamo who reclaimed this district -- the landowner of this land -- it seems that it is also called beginning of Ontasya to have deified God It seems that it became a middle shrine of the after that top Kamo shrine, and has fitted in the present form. In the place which remains in record1190 of the Heian period -- poet Fujiwara no Toshinari -- the inside of a five-company 100-poem song -- Iris laevigata [ ] of "Kamiyama or Otanosawa -- see a deep request in color -- " -- from the place currently composed -- already -- this timebeing alike -- it is also likely to become the historical proof which shows that the stock of wild Iris laevigata existed in Otanosawa. The best time to see of a flower becomes the middle order of May [ about ] every year. Moreover, Iris laevigata of the Ota shrine is known also as one of the major three [ Japanese ] spontaneous generation places. In addition, a parking lot is not located in the precincts of a temple. An admission fee is also no charge.

Kyoto Ota shrine	Iris laevigata of Ota no sawa	Fujiwara no Toshinari's 31-syllable Japanese poem	Iris laevigata which receives the morning sun
Iris laevigata	Ota no Sawa	Area of Ota no Sawa	Natural treasure
The reason for natural treasure specification	Best time to see	Japanese 3 size Iris laevigata spontaneous generation place	The second flower
Iris laevigata	The origin of the name of Iris laevigata	Iris laevigata and fresh green	The Ota shrine and Iris laevigata