【Futtsu City】Take a walk around Hama-Kanaya Station! Is it the discovery of Oparts? ??

In the video, it is introduced that
【Hama-Kanaya Station】
It is a station on the JR East Japan Uchibo Line in Kanaya, Futtsu City, Chiba Prefecture. The Sawyama Ropeway Station is located nearby.
An above-ground station with an island platform and two tracks on one side. It is equipped with a wooden station building. The station building is built on the Kanaya Port side and is connected to the platform by an overpass.
【Kohido】
Kohido in Kanaya, Futtsu City is a creative shaved ice specialty store using natural and original syrup from Yatsugatake in the Southern Alps.
Address: 〒260-1861 Chiba, Futtsu-shi, Kanaya 2222-19
Homepage: dessert-restau...
Official Instagram: koujitsudo
Business hours: 11:00~16:00
Parking: None
Number of seats in the restaurant: 12
access
・ By car: About 5 minutes by car from Tateyama Expressway "Futtsu Kanaya IC"
・Train: About 180m from Hamakanaya Station on the JR Uchibo Line, about 3 minutes on foot
・Boat: Approximately 600m from Tokyo Bay Ferry Hamakanaya Port, about 7 minutes on foot
【Kanaya Shrine】
Kanaya Shrine in Kanaya, Futtsu City, is a shrine dedicated to the gods of Toyokehime, Kanayama Hikokami, and Japan Buson. In the precincts, the Great Mirror Iron, which is a designated cultural property of Chiba Prefecture, is enshrined.
【Shrine of the Festival】
・Toyokehimekami
・Kanayama Hikokami
・Japan Takeru Mikoto
Festival: Saturdays and Sundays in late July
【History and History】
It is said that in the fourth year of Yoro (720), he solicited the god of fertility from the outer palace of Ise and enshrined it together with the landlord god and the god Kanayama Hiko. In the area around Kanaya, iron sand and Boshu stone have been produced for a long time, so it is a shrine with a strong faith in blacksmithing and stone industry, and it is revered as Kanaya's iron son along with the precinct shrine Tetsuson Shrine.
Address: 富津市金谷4020
【Kanaya Shrine's Great Mirror Iron】
Type: Prefectural Designated Tangible Cultural Property (Archaeological Materials)
Date of designation: December 2, Showa 41
Location: 4020 Kanaya, Futtsu City
summary
　The circular iron block that is the object of worship as the Iron Shrine (as the Great Mirror Iron) is called the Great Mirror Iron because of its shape. It is said to have a diameter of 160 cm, a thickness of 11 cm, and a weight of 1.571 tons, and a frame with a width of 6 cm on one side. It is now called the Great Mirror Iron, but it is clear that it is not a mirror.
　According to the legend, it is said to have been raised from the sea west of Kanaya Shrine in June of the first year of civilization (1469). It is said that even though it is iron, it does not rust, so it sought the benefits of immortality and became an object of faith. The original purpose of use and the date of production are not clear, but since the form is similar to the senbuchi iron pot used for salt production at the Shiogama Shrine in Shiogama City, Miyagi Prefecture, it is presumed that it is a pot used for salt making, and the date of manufacture is thought to be after the Middle Ages.
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