Soanji

Not impressive.

I saw it in September of the first year of Reiwa. I saw it for the first time. I walked from Tenningji Temple to Ryotanji Temple and Soanji Temple. Koshozan Tempakuin Soan-ji is a temple of the Jodo sect and is said to be derived from Ankoku-ji in Kozuke. This temple has Kimura Shigenari's kubizuka.

The red stamp book is also cute, so I bought it. The cityscape is also wonderful.

A temple of the Jodo sect on Kyobashi-dori. It is said that the main gate of Sawayama Castle was relocated. A memorial service is held in honor of Kimura Nagatomori Shigenari, a famous loyal retainer of the Toyotomi clan who died in the summer of Osaka. The Ankokuji Temple, which was built in Ueno Kuni Minowa to mourn the bodhi of the parents of the Shomuro Toumein of Ii Dosei, was moved to the foot of Sawayama (232.5m) and renamed Soanji Temple. After that, the Hikone castle was relocated to its current location at the time of construction. Due to the great fire of Genroku, only the front gate of the red-colored Sawayama castle Otemon called "Akamon" was rebuilt, and the current main hall was the relocated temple of Nagahama castle in the middle of the Edo period. Also, the main statue of Amida Nyorai standing at the time of the summer in Osaka brought back the Buddhist statue believed to be Nendobutsu of Yodo-kun, and is said to have been created during the Kamakura period. In addition, in the graveyard, there is Shigenari Kimura's Shuzuka, Tojinmon, a bell tower, and a garden with megaliths on white sand. Also, every time the Tokugawa shogun change, it is a lodging at Hikone, a senior official of the Korean communication mission who came from Korea to celebrate, and the image of the King of Korea remains.

I have rhinitis, so when I stroked my nose, my nose got better and I didn't have a runny nose.