船橋大神宮 意富比神社にジオキャッシュを隠しました。
正式名を「意富比神社（おおひじんじゃ）」という当社は、通称「船橋大神宮」として
長く船橋市民に愛されており、初詣には多くの人で賑わいを見せます。
一字一音表記時代の名残をとどめる、1900年以上の歴史を持つ古社でもあります。
毎年10月20日には例大祭が催され、神楽の奉納と徳川家康公の上覧相撲に始まる
400年以上の歴史と伝統のある奉納相撲が行われます。
また、境内にある灯明台は木造建築で高さが12mほどあり、
船橋のシンボルのひとつとなっています。
Geocache hidden in Funabashi Daijingu Oohi Shrine.
The official name of the shrine is "OHIJINJYA", which is commonly known as "Funabashi Daijingu" and has long been loved by the citizens of Funabashi.
It has long been loved by Funabashi citizens, and is crowded with many people on Hatsumode (New Year's visit to the shrine).
It is also an old shrine with a history of more than 1,900 years, retaining the vestiges of the era of one-character-one-ton notation.
The annual grand festival is held on October 20 every year, with the dedication of Kagura (Shinto music and dance) and the first sumo wrestling match held by Ieyasu Tokugawa, the feudal lord of the Edo period.
The festival is followed by a dedication of Kagura (Shinto music and dance) and a traditional Sumo match that dates back more than 400 years to the time of Ieyasu Tokugawa.
The wooden lantern stand in the precincts of the shrine is about 12 meters high and is one of the symbols of Funabashi,
It is one of the symbols of Funabashi.