Tono, Iwate Pref. – A Town of Folklore (2/2)

The Nabekura-jo castle is located in south, to protect town with gold and horses. Also the park “Denshoen park” (tradition carry-over park) shows you the highlights of tradition. “Kappa-buchi” (small stream that Kappas live, allegedly) is about 5 min to walk from the park as well.

(From exhibition of “Denshoen Park”)
Oshira God
“Long ago, a farmer, with no wife but with beautiful daugher, and a horse. The daughter goes to stable at night and became eventually married with the horse. The father knew it and he hanged the horse on a tree and killed it. The daughter became desparate and cried with hanging on the horse’s neck. As soon as the furious father cuts its neck with his axe, the daughter on the neck flied to the sky and disappear. Oshira God is from this time”
From the above story, the shape of oshira gods look symbolizing a kind of shooting star heading to the sky. (exhibition in Tono city museum)
Oshira God’s alter, with tourits’ wishes to Oshira God. (in Denshoen Park)

	

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