Tendaishubekkakumotoyamaganzandaishianraku Temple

A special main temple of the Tendai sect, which is often used as a location for movies and videos 🙏 Special effects "Ninpu Sentai Hurricanger", "Special Search Squadron Decalanger", "Kamen Rider Decade DECADE", NHK Taiga drama "Musashi", in the movie "Midnight Yaji-san Kita-san" and "Ryoma's wife and her husband" It was used for "To Mistress" and "Rurouni Kenshin" 🎬📺 So I am also supportive of shooting independent films, so if you contact me yourself, I will lend you, so it is also a recommended temple for those who say so 🤓 By the way, the auspices of this temple were founded by Kageyuki Saburo, the bereaved son of Michizane Sugawara, in the early Heian period, and the priests of the early Edo period, Tenkaijo, set detailed rules over the priests. It prospered as a school dormitory (academic school) by praying for safety, and became a prayer temple to avoid the Edo Castle Onimon. From the Meiji era to the Showa era, both the chief priests Hiroshige Ochiai and Mitsuru Imato say that they are cultural figures. It is a rare feeling that I have expanded the range literary, entertaining, and religious because I had many acquaintances with people 🦉 The temple itself is a quiet temple gently wrapped in trees 🌿🌿 The main hall is not a magnificent one, but an old-fashioned, ordinary horizontal style. On the contrary, the Ganzandaishido was exceptional and wonderful 😊 This temple has three unusual gates, each of which seems to dive according to a wish 🤔 The gate of Omotesando is the "longevity gate" of healthy longevity, the gate of the west approach is the "Koyasu gate" of the prosperity of family safety descendants, and the gate of the eastern approach is the "Fukuroku gate" of prosperous business. It may be good to worship through a gate that deserves you 💁‍♂️ In addition, a statue of the former three great master Ryogen Daimonsho is found in the back of the Chozuya, and there is also a well where water that springs up without dying is a must-see 💁‍♂️💁‍♂️ In the back of the Tesuisha, there is a huge grave of the Shigehiro Shinozuka clan, a military commander of the Southern Court during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, who is said to have been one of the four Tenno Nitta, an aide to Yoshisada Nitta. The daughter of Shigehiro Shinozuka and the wife of Masanori Kusunoki, the third son of Masanori Kusunoki, who was also a rare hero of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the poem of the princess Iga no Tsubone, also snuggled up to the grave. There is ☘️☘️ There is also an ancient sarcophagus relocated from the Kaizuka burial mound at the back of the tomb, which is great for archaeologists 😊😊 Among the trees on the opposite side of the grave, there was also the grave of a sad woman, Kyara, who became a pillar to calm the flooding of the river in this area, which made me feel a little sad and painful 😢🙏 After all, it seems that the air is a little damp and stagnant so that it seems that Mr. Kyara died with a painful feeling, and it may be a little difficult for inspiring people to approach 😞 There is also a grave of the Hatamoto Takaya and Kyogoku clan in the graveyard, so grave mylar may be intrigued 🧐🧐 After all, the cedar trees of this temple are beautiful and highly recommended 🌲✨✨✨ The temple was kind and nice 🌸🌸🌸 For the time being, this temple is far from the city and is quite remote, so I recommend going by taxi or car 🚖

Well-maintained Dou and bell tower in the large precincts with natural forest. There is a parking lot to some extent, so access is easy with a car. The "former three great masters" are Ryogen, a priest of the Tendai sect during the Heian period. Since the anniversary of his death was the third day of the New Year, the common people have been familiar with him as "Ganzan" Daishi. For Kanto people, the Ryoden Ryodaishido (Ryodaishi) in Ueno, the Sano Yakuseki Daishi in Tochigi, and the Jindaiji Temple in Chofu come to mind as temples dedicated to Ryogen, but I'm ignorant of this. There wasn't. The only thing I didn't know was that there was "Onogo Tenmangu" nearby. It is said that the remains of Sugawara no Michizane, the only Tenjin-sama, are enshrined there, but I suddenly remembered, "Did you say that the Buddhist temple where Michizane was buried in Dazaifu was also Anrakuji?" When I looked it up, I found that this Anrakuji was also a set with Tenmangu, and the structure of Michizane's ritual in Dazaifu was duplicated. There is a description to that effect on the temple's website. Joso City is the northern part of Shimousa, the land that gave birth to Taira no Masakado. Both Michizane and Masakado were both hostile to the imperial court, swallowed a grudge and died, and were worshiped as "spirits" by the common people. I would like to find out if there is any connection.

I happened to see a signboard from the road that happened to be on the street and there was something like barking, so I stopped by. There is a parking lot for those who spend their lunch break at the barking, which is not near the main hall. ^^; Is it a mountain path of cedar trees to the main hall? The road continues like this. Feeling calm while walking. After that, there was a gate to extend the life, and after passing through it, it became a parking lot near the main hall and the main hall. The red stamp was left unwritten, but I got it.

Agarwood memorial tower A long time ago, it was raining for days and the Kinugawa was about to rise, so I decided to set up a "human pillar". The villagers lost their mother during the pilgrimage and chose the lonely doll as a "human pillar" and threw it into the water. After that, the rain stopped and the village was saved, but people erected a memorial tower at Anrakuji Temple and comforted the spirit of the fairy tale because of the crying from the river and the epidemic.

You can also get temples on a large site, temples that feel the style, and red stamps.