Tomiya Hachiman Shrine

#京都景点 Rimiya Hachimangu Shrine is the predecessor of Iwashimizu Hachimangu Shrine. It was built in 859 AD and was named after the villa of Emperor Saga. It is said that this is the birthplace of oil production in Japan because during the Tsunemoto period, monks at that time invented the perilla oil press and began the production of perilla oil. In addition, the goshuin of the Tamatesai Kitatake Shrine, which was enshrined near the eighth station of Tennozan, is currently also enshrined in the Tonomiya Hachimangu Shrine. It prospered as an oil base for the production and sale of oil. The people at the shrine were very friendly and told all kinds of stories. The goshuin has Tennozan, Yamazaki Castle, and the dividing point of the world written on it. Tokimiya Hachiman Shrine also sells amulets, so it is recommended to visit.