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  "sight": {
    "id": "Q135185614",
    "slug": "yokono-shrine-former-site",
    "url": "https://dealosaka.com/sight/yokono-shrine-former-site",
    "wikidata": "https://www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q135185614",
    "name": "Yokono Shrine former site",
    "name_ja": "横野神社跡",
    "name_ko": null,
    "name_zh": null,
    "category": "shrine",
    "ward_ja": "生野区",
    "lat": 34.645495,
    "lng": 135.545792,
    "position_source": "大阪市 観光施設一覧 (CC BY 4.0)",
    "official_url": null,
    "nearest_station": {
      "slug": "minami-tatsumi",
      "name": "Minami-Tatsumi Station",
      "name_ja": "南巽",
      "url": "https://dealosaka.com/station/minami-tatsumi",
      "straight_line_m": 716
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    "description_ja": "この社地は、もと河内国渋川郡大地村の神社で、古来より印地之宮または西之宮と呼ばれ、平安時代に編纂された神名帳にその名を記された延喜式の古社であった。御祭神は十一代垂仁天皇の皇子印色入日子の命で、社地は元々三百坪の境内であった。その起源は、日本書紀仁徳天皇十三年の條に「冬十月横野堤ヲ築ク」と云う記述があり、昔この付近を流れていた橘川（古平野川）の氾濫を防ぐため巨大な堤防を築かれたと云われ、その堤の安全と河水の緩流を願って造営されたのが当社の始まりといわれている。江戸時代前期、社殿の倒壊を受け、現在の巽神社の境内に御祭神を移したことがあった。享保年間には、国学者・並河誠所が当社地を調査し、由緒ある旧社である旨を報告した。これにより、享保16年公儀のお許しの下、村民によって再興された。以来、宮座を組み、神燈を守ってきたが、明治40年の神社合祀令により巽神社に合祀され廃社となった。正面の碑は大正8年宮座横野講の人々により建立されたものである。",
    "description_en": "This site was originally a shrine of Daichi village in Shibukawa District, Kawachi Province, called Inji no Miya or Nishi no Miya from ancient times, and an old Engishiki shrine whose name is recorded in the register of deities compiled in the Heian period. The deity is Inishiki Iribiko no Mikoto, a son of the eleventh emperor, Suinin, and the precincts originally covered 300 tsubo. Its origin lies in the entry for the thirteenth year of Emperor Nintoku in the Nihon Shoki, 'in winter, in the tenth month, the Yokono embankment was built': a huge levee is said to have been raised to stop the flooding of the Tachibana River, the old Hirano River, which then ran near here, and the shrine began as a prayer for the safety of that embankment and for the river to run gently. In the early Edo period, after the shrine building collapsed, the deity was moved to the precincts of the present Tatsumi Shrine. In the Kyoho era the kokugaku scholar Namikawa Seisho surveyed the site and reported that it was an old shrine of standing, and on that basis the villagers rebuilt it in 1731 with official permission. A miyaza was formed and kept the sacred lamp from then on, but under the shrine merger order of 1907 it was merged into Tatsumi Shrine and abolished. The stele at the front was erected in 1919 by the people of the Yokono-ko miyaza.",
    "description_ko": "이 터는 본래 가와치국 시부카와군 다이치무라의 신사로, 예로부터 인지노미야 또는 니시노미야라 불렸고, 헤이안 시대에 편찬된 신명장에 이름이 실린 엔기시키의 옛 신사였어요. 제신은 11대 스이닌 천황의 황자 이니시키이리비코노미코토이고, 경내는 원래 300평이었어요. 그 기원은 '일본서기' 닌토쿠 천황 13년 조의 '겨울 10월에 요코노 제방을 쌓다'라는 기록으로, 옛날 이 부근을 흐르던 다치바나가와(옛 히라노가와)의 범람을 막기 위해 거대한 제방을 쌓았다고 하며, 그 제방의 안전과 물이 완만히 흐르기를 빌며 지은 것이 이 신사의 시작이라고 해요. 에도 시대 전기에는 사전이 무너져 제신을 지금의 다쓰미 신사 경내로 옮긴 적이 있어요. 교호 연간에는 국학자 나미카와 세이쇼가 이 터를 조사해 유서 깊은 옛 신사라고 보고했고, 이에 따라 1731년 관의 허가를 받아 마을 사람들이 재건했어요. 이후 미야자를 꾸려 신등을 지켜 왔지만, 1907년 신사합사령으로 다쓰미 신사에 합사되면서 폐사됐어요. 정면의 비는 1919년 미야자 요코노코 사람들이 세운 거예요.",
    "description_zh": "此社地原为河内国涩川郡大地村的神社，自古称为印地之宫或西之宫，是平安时代编纂的神名帐中有载的延喜式古社。祭神为第十一代垂仁天皇的皇子印色入日子命，社地原有三百坪境内。其起源见于《日本书纪》仁德天皇十三年条“冬十月筑横野堤”的记载：据说为防止昔日流经此处的橘川（古平野川）泛滥而修筑了巨大堤防，为祈求堤防安全、河水缓流而营建的，便是本社之始。江户时代前期，社殿倒塌后，曾将祭神迁至今日巽神社的境内。享保年间，国学者并河诚所调查此社地，报告称其为有来历的旧社，据此于1731年在官府许可下由村民重建。此后结成宫座、守护神灯，但1907年因神社合祀令并入巽神社而废社。正面的石碑是1919年由宫座横野讲的人们所立。",
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      "Wikidata (CC0)",
      "大阪市 観光施設一覧 (CC BY 4.0)"
    ],
    "address_ja": "大阪市生野区巽西３丁目９",
    "access_ja": null,
    "admission_ja": null,
    "telephone": null,
    "photo": null,
    "exits_naming_it": [],
    "areas": [],
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        "slug": "okachiyama-kofun",
        "name": "Okachiyama Kofun",
        "url": "https://dealosaka.com/sight/okachiyama-kofun",
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    "listings": "大阪府 観光施設一覧 and 大阪市 観光施設一覧 (CC BY 4.0): names as listed, addresses, descriptions, phones, fees, URLs. Modified: merged, filtered, matched to Wikidata.",
    "wikidata": "Wikidata (CC0): names in en, ko, zh; classes used for the category; image file names (each Commons file carries its own licence).",
    "note": "Names in English, Korean and Chinese are Wikidata labels, except Korean names marked name_ko_source: DealOsaka transliterations of the kana reading in the listings or on Wikidata, where Wikidata has no Korean label. Listing fields keep the CC BY 4.0 licence of the prefecture and city listings; no terms are added to them."
  },
  "not_published": {
    "opening_hours": "No source we use carries them. The official_url is where they are.",
    "walking_time": "Every distance here is a straight line, not a walking route."
  },
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