曹洞宗 松月院(萬吉山 宝持寺)

I didn't understand the grave of Mr. Akatsuka Castle Chiba. It was a pity that the main hall was not open. There is a precinct company of Toyokawa Dakini in the precincts. Sōtō school.

The place where Takashima Shuhan, who learned artillery from the Dutch at the end of the Tokugawa shogunate, taught the children of the shogunate how to handle modern weapons such as cannons. Shogetsuin in Itabashi Ward was used for the headquarters in Tokumarugahara and Takashimagahara. The place name Takashimadaira comes from the name of Takashima Shuhan. At that time, there was no name such as Takashimagahara in the suburbs of Edo, so I think it is ❓. There are many fallen leaves of Quercus acutissima in the parking lot of Shogetsuin.

Shogetsuin Manyoshiyama Hochiji Temple Soto Sect In Entoku 4 (1492), Chiba Jiyo (Yoritane) designated this temple as a family temple, donated the temple territory, and became the foundation for the opening of Chuko himself. Immediately after entering the Sanmon, there is a famous tree "Hiiragi" on the right. (Photo) The origin of holly is said to be that the thick evergreen leaves have sharp serrations and flutter when touched. The leaves of holly have sharp serrations in young trees, and in old trees, the serrations disappear and become full green and round, so there is a tale that it symbolizes the human growth process. The leaves of the upper trunk of the holly of Shogetsuin are round, and the leaves of the young branches at the bottom have sharp serrations. It is written in the explanation that old trees with the characteristics of the leaves of such narratives are rare in the ward. This monument (also known as the founder of the Fireworks Chuko Western Soldier, also known as the founder monument of the Western soldiers, is the purpose of honoring Takashima Shuhan, who was headquartered here in Shogetsuin and commanded Japan's first full-scale Western art in Tokumaruhara. A monument erected on December 6, 1922 (1922). Takashima Shuhan (pictured) is a very respectable person, born as the son of an elderly town in Nagasaki, and after learning Dutch and artillery in Dejima, he never realized that China was defeated in the Opium War. Tokumaru conducted Western-style artillery training in Hara (Takashimadaira) for three days from May 7 to 9, 1841. At that time, I set up my headquarters at Shogetsuin and woke up with 100 disciples. He took disciples from many hans and tried to popularize Western art, but was imprisoned for 11 years on charges of smuggling due to praise. After that, he died at the age of 69 by instructing each clan at the Shogunate Kobusho and working to popularize Western artillery. It is said to be one of the founders of the Japanese Army. At the Ishiya store in front of the Shogetsuin gate, there is something like this ... (photo) I don't say anything about copyright. In addition, there is Shogetsuin Daido on the opposite side of Tokyo Daibutsu Dori from this Shogetsuin, but many people do not know it because it is not visible from the street. Matsutsukiin Odo of Edo Famous Places (Photo) The former Daiji Temple was also a grass temple during the Edo period. It was built in 806 and was a large temple with the Shichido garan before the Kamakura period, so the villagers called it the main temple. It is said that when Keitora Nagao (Kenshin Uesugi) devoted himself to Norimasa Uesugi and attacked Hojo Ujiyasu against Odawara in March 1561, all of Dou was burned down and disappeared. The entrance to the main hall was at the entrance to a residential area off the main road. The atmosphere of the old temple is fluttering. (Photo) This small hill is an old burial mound. Built in 806, it is the oldest temple in Itabashi. The front is the main hall and the right is Hachiman Shrine. (Photo) In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, it was called a large temple because it was a large temple with twelve armpits in the Shichido garan, but now it has no remnants of it. Koshinto? (Photo) There are old things in the precincts. The surface of the weathered stone shows its age. It is said that the number of worshipers from all over Edo City was constant, but now it is quiet with no visitors.

Get off at Tobu Tojo Line Shimoakatsuka and walk for about 10 minutes. It is a famous temple. Recommended for a walk in the morning.

"The military commander Chiba Jizo, who had power in Boso, moved to Akatsuka Castle from Ichikawa in Chiba Prefecture in 1456, and then in 1492, the old temple, Sotoshuhoji, was his own family temple. The land was donated and the name was changed to Shogetsuin. " It is a temple of the Soto sect (Zen sect) with a quiet appearance. Nowadays, we can hold kindergartens and funerals, and there is also a hall, which has a deep connection with our lives. At the Shogetsukan, the statue of Amida Nyorai, which was placed in the Amida-do of Shogetsuin Daido, which is a little far from here, is now enshrined here and can be viewed by making a reservation. In addition, documents from successive shoguns of the Tokugawa Shogunate are left.

Weeping cherry blossoms in the parking lot ? are now available. The weeping of the mountain gate has become a leaf cherry tree, but the cherry blossoms were also wonderful at the back gate ?

It has been selected as one of the Ten Itabashi Views, which was selected by recruiting from the inhabitants of the city for memorable scenery and features that make you feel like Itabashi, as well as things that give you emotion and peace. It is a prestigious temple where the Chiba clan, who lived in Akatsuka Castle, opened and donated 40 stones of red stamped land from Ieyasu Tokugawa. Is saved. In the precincts, there was also a memorial monument erected in honor of the training of Western-style artillery performed in Tokumarugahara (now Takashimadaira) by Takashima Shuhan, who is famous as a gunner in Nagasaki Town at the end of the Edo period. The place name Takashimadaira is said to be named after Takashima Shuhan.