Choanji

The mossy stairs leading to the main hall have a nice atmosphere. It is slippery, so it may be safer to walk on the paved road on the left.

I went for my mother's third anniversary and my father's seven anniversary. He is also good at preaching. It is a bodhi-ji temple of my parents' home. I think the Bodhi-ji temple in my home is a good one too, but the priest at Choan-ji Temple was wonderful and I thought I could change it.

On the day I visited, I was able to guide the main hall by a person who had a good job or was not feeling good. (Son was also a very nice and kind person.) I am moved by the ceiling of the picture of "Twenty-four Takashi". The grounds are also very nicely maintained, and it is a wonderful temple where the stunned stone steps become very pictorial. I felt very pure. As I was away from the office, I have been grateful to the stamp for the note. It is a place you want to visit by all means. (Note: The stone steps are slippery with a brow, so be careful.)

It is said that it is the family temple of Yoichi Nasu's older brother. Located in a little mountain, the quiet nature is wonderful. The approach on the way is small with large trees lined up on both sides, but it reminds me of Nikko and is very splendid. The mountain gate is very old, about 500 years ago. The main shrine was rebuilt by a fire, but it is still over 150 years old. Like the Soto sect, the surroundings are clean and solemn, and compared to the clutter of my own house, that alone makes my head go down. You can also cleanse your feelings. The location can be difficult to reach without a car.

I can feel like I went to Kyoto