Sotoshu Butsunichizan Yokyotera (Yokoji)～bigantozazenno Temple

When I was looking for a temple where Zazen can be done near Kurume City, I finally met an ideal temple. In addition, the scenery is also the best. I was able to comfortably do zazen. It's a bit far from Kurume (1 hour 30-40 minutes), but it doesn't bother me at all. I'm looking forward to the next. At the moment, it seems that the zazen party is basically held at 6 am on Sunday, but if only the time is right, we would appreciate it if only one person could respond flexibly. In addition, yoga and Tai Chi are also being held.

It is a very respectable temple. It is located on the hill at the foot of the mountain and overlooks the plains around us. As you cross the magnificent main hall and go through the graveyard, there is a guide board of the tomb of the ancient lords. It seems that it is recognized as a precious ruin. There was a slightly longer staircase on the right side of the guide board, and it was able to feel that there was a tomb of the lords the other side at a glance. For those with anxiety on their legs, I think they are a little tight, but on the way I climb it is a line of fine graves and lanterns that are convincing to the expression ruins. It may have been because I read the guide board and climbed, but I felt that the air feeling was different after all this time. The scenery from here is very wonderful as it will be even higher than the main hall.

I was run over by a fine ginkgo tree. Stairway kitsui, but it was a very nice view