空海寺 - Nara

There may be few tourists who can come to the vicinity of Kukaiji Temple. The characters of Kukai-dera can be seen in the description of Shiba Ryotaro. However, it is for this temple that there is a tomb of the person who bet life for preservation of Hirajo Miyaen, the tomb of Yoshiro Tanada. It seems that Tanada protects not only Hirajo Palace but also the town of Nara.

Kukai, who is believed to have devoted his royal life to establish Kyoto Buddhism that surpasses Nara Buddhism, such as Todaiji Temple and Kofukuji Temple. However, Kukai had a deep relationship and understanding with Nara Buddhism. He was so dangerous that he was too involved with Nara Buddhism. Kukai has also been inaugurated as the 14th generation of Todai-ji Temple (810). I don't know, but maybe there was a time when I was going from here.

There is a grave of the parents house. It is a temple that Kukai opened and it is behind the Shosoin Gakuin It is a very quiet place. In the vicinity there is an entrance to Todaiji and Wakusakusan Driveway. It seems to be listed in the guide book, but there are no tourists The road from the temple to the back of the Todaiji Temple by going around the Shosoin fence wall is a very good walking path ☺ ️

A place like a secret spot found north of Shosoin. There was a grave of Kajuro Tanada, famous for the site of Heijogu. If you are visiting Kobo Daishi, you should visit.

Bodaiji Temple of my home. It is a pilgrimage place of 88 places in the northern part of Yamato.

My parents are sleeping here, but I'm sad that I can't visit the grave because it's difficult to cross the prefectural border in Corona. It is a thankful temple that you can visit while taking a walk from Kintetsu Nara Station.

Kukaiji is home to the cemetery of Kajuro Tanada, the pioneer of the preservation of the ruins of Heijo Palace. He was throwing up his own personal property, but despite his hard work, he was deceived by an emerging religion using him and took responsibility and killed his own life. Without his achievements, he cannot tell the ruins of Heijomiya. I came to mourn his virtuosity with quiet hands.

It is the last temple of Todaiji Temple, which started from Kukai, which was run by Kukai, the 14th generation of Todaiji Temple. It is said that Kukai himself carved "Ana Jizo" as the principal image and placed it in the cave carved in the hall, but the cave was destroyed when the main hall was rebuilt in 1734, and now it is placed in the inner camp as a secret Buddha. Has been done. In front of the main hall is a "Yata Jizo Bodhisattva stone statue" that was moved from Yatadera Temple. The halo of this stone statue is characterized by five left and right ten kings engraved on it. On the side of the mountain gate, there is a graveyard of Kajurō Tanada, who died unemployed after pioneering the preservation of the Heijo Palace ruins from the late Edo period to the Meiji era. There is. Also, in 2003, there was a trace of casting the Todaiji seven-storied pagoda in the vicinity of the Kuri in the Nara period, and in 2014, there was a Sue pottery in the middle of Nara containing five Wadokaichin from the planned site of the Tenpei Tomb Garden. It is believed that it was found and buried as a groundbreaker on the northern side of Todaiji Temple from the maps stored in Shosoin. The 14th temple of the 88 temples in the northern part of Yamato, whose official name is Gotake Sankukai-ji. On 21/08/03, I visited the 88th place of worship in the northern part of Yamato as the 57th place of worship. I told the purpose of the worship through the intercom at the Sanmon gate and entered the mountain, but it was originally in a quiet city of Nara, and it was a very quiet temple, and it felt like Jizo Yada was protecting it. I wish I could meet the principal idol who is not open to the public.