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Suishin Gate
弥彦村弥彦
A gate located within the grounds of Yabuhiko Shrine, at the site where a large-scale crowd accident occurred in the past. Following the incident, improvements such as the expansion of the approach path and the implementation of one-way traffic were carried out.
History
On New Year's Day, 1956 CE (Shōwa 31), a large-scale crowd accident occurred in connection with the mochi-maki (rice cake throwing) event of the two-year shrine visit. In response to this accident, the pathways and stone steps near the Suishin Gate were expanded. Starting the following year, the main approach path was converted to one-way traffic, and a rear approach path was developed. Additionally, a memorial monument was erected to commemorate the victims of the accident.
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