Ryusen-ji

It is a calm and very pleasant temple. I was very impressed by the many wonderful works of Shiko Munakata on display at the museum. The priest was also kind, and the woman who accepted the red stamp was also very polite and pleasant. It is a temple that I definitely want to visit again.

Before, I saw the immortal lantern at Tateishi Temple Nemoto Chudo in Yamadera and learned that it was also in Ryusenji Temple in Ashikaga, so I wanted to visit it someday, but my wish finally came true. If there is no legal affairs, I can enter the main hall freely, so I entered it. The inside of the main hall was full of sights, not just the immortal lanterns. Also, maybe it will be in the basement of the main hall, there is a museum where wonderful exhibits, a statue of Yakushi Nyorai and the Twelve Heavenly Generals are dedicated, so I definitely want to see it. This means that you can shoot freely. When I received the red stamp, I was able to receive a stamp of the plague called Kakudaishi, a talisman, thank you very much for the corona.

First visit! I knew it was on the main street, but I don't know the parking lot... Maybe there is no parking lot? If you are wondering, there is a large parking lot on the back side. (A parking lot map is attached at the entrance of the main street) There is also a kindergarten and a museum on site. The museum was thrilling because it felt like I went down the stairs next to the main hall, and it was below the main hall. There are various exhibits on display, so I think it's fun to watch it slowly. There are four types of red stamps, and this time I wrote four types. 500 yen each, written directly.

The lowest of all Marugame I have ever eaten. Even though I've never come off with Marugame ... it wasn't good enough

The voices of the children are lively, but when you enter the main hall, you feel calm.