Gods of Ise Province (4) Tsubaki Grand Shrine Part 3

Tsubaki Dai Shrine, located in Suzuka City, Mie Prefecture, has long been known as a shrine with a spiritual experience, and is a power spot visited by many worshippers. The vast precincts are filled with lush nature and clear air. In particular, the main shrine is a beautiful Shinmei structure made of total cypress, and you will be fascinated by its sacred appearance. However, the attraction of Tsubaki Dai Shrine is not limited to its beautiful structure. There is a legend that a large dragon god descends from the inner shrine that sits on the summit of Iridogatake behind it, and the wind that blows at that time is called the "wind of good luck" and is said to raise the luck of the worshippers.
- Tsubaki Grand Shrine, a sacred place where the dragon god descends and the wind of good fortune blows – a mystical experience that heals the mind and body
Tsubaki Grand Shrine, a sacred place where the dragon god descends and the wind of good fortune blows – a mystical experience that heals the mind and body
The Legend of the Dragon God and the Mysterious Experience of the Wind of Luck and the Rise of Luck
It is believed that people who visit the Tsubaki Grand Shrine will receive this wind of good luck and their fortune will rise by visiting the main shrine. Located at an altitude of 906.1 meters above sea level, Okunomiya is a sacred place dotted with ancient ritual sites. From the gods who sit in this inner shrine, a large dragon god descends and carries the wind of good fortune as if enveloping the main shrine.
The legend of the dragon god is more than just a legend. People who have actually visited the Tsubaki Grand Shrine have described their experiences of feeling a special atmosphere around the main shrine and being blown by a pleasant breeze. It is a magical experience that makes you feel as if you are receiving a blessing from God, and your mind and body are purified and new energy springs up.
The blessings of the god Sarutahiko and the gods
The shrine deities of Tsubaki Dai Shrine are Saruta Hiko Ōkami, Heavenly Son of Heaven, Kusahata Chisahime, Kibana Sakuyahime, Tennosuzu Maiden, Gyoman Daimyojin, and the Thirty-Two Gods. In particular, Sarutahiko Ookami is known as the god of opening the way, and is said to have the power to dispel the confusion of life and guide you in the right direction. In addition, the god of the performing arts, known as the god of the performing arts, is said to be beneficial for the improvement of performing arts and the fulfillment of good marriage, and is believed by many people.

In addition, it is said that one of the pillars of the shrine deity, Gyoman Daimyojin, is a descendant of Sarutahiko Ōkami and as the founder of Shugen Shinto, he guided the actors. It has long been believed as a god of training, study, business, and goal achievement, and is revered as a presence that bestows courage and wisdom in the face of difficulties.
Worship at the main shrine is an important opportunity to receive the blessings of these gods. In a solemn atmosphere, offering daily gratitude and praying with your own wishes, the power of the gods will resonate in your heart and hope for the future will spring up.
Have a blissful time in the tea room loved by Suzumatsuan and Konosuke Matsushita
At Tsubaki Daijinja Shrine, there is a beautiful tea room called "Suzushoan" on the right side of the main shrine. This tea room was donated along with the garden by Mr. Konosuke Matsushita, the founder of Panasonic (formerly Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., Ltd.), who deeply loved the Tsubaki Dai Shrine and prayed for the development of the tea ceremony. Named after the "Suzu" of Suzuka and the "pine" of Konosuke Matsushita, Suzumatsuan is a special place that contains the thoughts of Konosuke Matsushita, who cherished the heart of Japan.

Suzushoan consists of three rooms: a booth (three-tatami dais), a hall (ten tatami shoin), and a standing seat (six tsubo), and is open to the public, regardless of school. You can enjoy the atmosphere of the four seasons, such as spring with beautiful fresh greenery, autumn with vivid autumn leaves, and winter with fantastic snowy scenery, giving peace and healing to visitors.

After visiting the main shrine, let's have a cup of tea at Suzushoan. The pure water of the Myojin River that springs from Iridogatake is said to be the sacred water of immortality and longevity that cures all diseases, and the tea brewed with this sacred water has a special taste. In addition, tea leaves harvested from the tea plantations that spread all around the Tsubaki Dai Shrine are used, so you can fully enjoy the blessings of the land.
Experience the bounty and energy of the land
The tea you can enjoy at Suzushoan is not just a drink. It is a special experience to receive the blessings of the gods of the land and resonate with them. By tasting the tea brewed with sacred water and the tea leaves, which are the blessings of the earth, you can take in the energy of the land into your body. It will purify the mind and body and give you new vitality.

In addition, the Japanese sweets served with tea are seasonal Japanese sweets from Kikuya Honten in Yokkaichi. The delicate taste and beautiful appearance will delight the eyes and tongue. In addition, you can take home a special plate with Japanese sweets as a souvenir. It is also a good idea to think about Tsubaki Dai Shrine as a memory of your trip or when making tea at home.
Suzushoan is a special place where you can get away from the hustle and bustle of the city and spend time in silence. Konosuke Matsushita may have been so inspired that he was called the god of management by slowly enjoying tea in this quiet and detached tea room from everyday life.

The ancestor of nature and performing arts at Tsubaki Grand Shrine
The area around Tsubaki Grand Shrine is rich in nature, and you can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the four seasons. In particular, the tea plantations that spread all over the precincts are a masterpiece. In addition, the god of the tea ceremony, who is enshrined in the separate shrine known as the ancestor god of the performing arts, is also widely known as the god of the tea ceremony, and you can feel the deep connection between Tsubaki Dai Shrine and the tea ceremony.
Suzushoan is located in the precincts of the temple grounds and is a beautiful space in harmony with nature. There are three rooms, a booth (three-tatami table), a hall (ten tatami shoin), and a standing ceremony (six tsubo), and you can enjoy a different atmosphere in each space.

Tea can be enjoyed for 800 yen per cup (with a special plate). Please feel free to contact us. Suzushoan is a special place that provides a moment of healing for visitors.
Tsubaki Grand Shrine, a mysterious sacred place that heals the mind and body
Tsubaki Daijinja Shrine is a mysterious sacred place that heals the mind and body, surrounded by the legend of the dragon god, the winds of good luck, and abundant nature. By receiving the blessings of the gods by visiting the main shrine and having tea at Suzushoan, you can experience the energy of the land and gain new vitality.
Be sure to visit the Tsubaki Grand Shrine and experience its mysterious power and beautiful nature. It will be an amazing experience that you will never forget.
Tips for visiting Tsubaki Grand Shrine
- Early morning worship ・ In a quiet atmosphere, you can worship with a more sacred feeling.
- Let's worship in clothes and clean clothes.
- Don't forget to be grateful and grateful to God.
- If you have time to spare, let's have a cup of tea at Suzushoan.
- Choose souvenirs such as souvenirs and amulets that will make your trip memorable.
- Sightseeing in the area・ The area around Tsubaki Dai Shrine is also dotted with other power spots such as Ise Jingu Shrine and Futami Kodama Shrine.
Tsubaki Grand Shrine is a special place that gives good luck and healing to those who visit. By all means, please visit Tsubaki Grand Shrine to heal your mind and body.




