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大雄山 海禅寺（平将門公史跡）

1337 Kōya, Moriya, Ibaraki 302-0125, Japan
+81 297-48-1088
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  • Place Types Synagogue
  • Address 1337 Kōya, Moriya, Ibaraki 302-0125, Japan
  • Coordinate 35.9299729,139.9866512
  • Website Unknown
  • Rating 3.9
  • Compound Code WXHP+XM Moriya, Ibaraki, Japan
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大雄山 海禅寺（平将門公史跡）
大雄山 海禅寺（平将門公史跡）
大雄山 海禅寺（平将門公史跡）
大雄山 海禅寺（平将門公史跡）
大雄山 海禅寺（平将門公史跡）
大雄山 海禅寺（平将門公史跡）
大雄山 海禅寺（平将門公史跡）
大雄山 海禅寺（平将門公史跡）
大雄山 海禅寺（平将門公史跡）
大雄山 海禅寺（平将門公史跡）
Reviews
高嶋学 (02/15/2020)
Don't talk about money out loud on the phone.
中野渡市右衛門 (01/27/2020)
It is said that Shojiro Soma Kojiro named the land Kono and built a Kaizenji temple for the memorial service of his father Ryosho (931). Shomon destroyed Hirakunika in the first year of Shohei. It is said that Kaizenji was able to defeat his uncle Kokuka by the shrine of Myoken Bodhisattva, which Shomon worshiped. There is a description in Kaizenji Engi that the mother and brother of Shomon, Masayori Mikuri, lived in the temple. This is the house of Shomon, and it was Kaizenji that was rebuilt into a temple in the form of Koyasan Kongoubu-ji Temple in order to mourn the deceased father's Bodhi… It is thought that Shomon's mother was the daughter of Agata Inukai, and that Kaizenji was the former residence of Agata Inukai. It is said that Kento Agata Inuyukune was very fond of his youngest child and built a house near his residence because he was worried about becoming an adult. The youngest child was called "Otoko" at that time, and the place where he lived was called "Otoko". It is said that Jizo Bosatsu, the principal priest of Kaizenji, was said to be a Yukikisaku, and his hands were joined together by Shozo's daughter, Shoyo. In the precincts of Kaizen-ji, there are Heishimon and a memorial tower for the Seven Knights. The large stone pagoda at the far right is engraved with the name "Princess Pagoda".
Takumi Ishii (01/04/2019)
It is a temple with a gate and a shrine tomb
塩田克太郎 (08/15/2018)
The temple of my home. Always thank you for your help. We look forward to working with you in the future. Added on August 16, 2018 I visited the grave here yesterday. The light of Tendou from the trees! I felt the light from my ancestors. What?
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