Anryuji - Kawasaki

I received a beautiful red stamp. The best!

It's a wonderful temple held in the mountains of Higashi Ikuta. The people of the temple including the boss are very friendly and kind. I'm always at the ceremony in October.

Nichiren Buddhist temple. Quiet just about 100 meters from the Fuchu Kaido, the location where the cliffs of the hills soften the wind even if the surroundings are strong, the personality of the priest... Very calm and visited several times.

I used to pass in front of me when I took a walk, but the other day I participated in the "Oeshiki". The precincts are large and have a history of about 500 years, but there are many young staff including priests, and it seems that the tradition is firmly inherited. It is said that the ceremony is the anniversary of the death of Nichiren Shonin, but on that day, lanterns and many lanterns are displayed, and the cityscape of Mukogaoka Amusement Park can be seen in the distance. As an oeshiki event, there was a priest's tale and a rokyoku, and I had a good time.

Anryuji, a temple of the Nichiren sect on the hillside in Tama Ward, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture. One of the six temples directly at the end of Ikegami Honmonji Temple (in addition, Ryutozan Zenryuji Temple, Hatsukayama Honnonji Temple, Akikouzan Jogenji Temple, Korinzan Soryuji Temple, Hoseizan Enryuji Temple). Yoshishi Ikegami Hoen. It is a temple on a small hillside, and the main hall and temples are lined up in an orderly manner after climbing a steep slope. At the time of worship, my superior was absent, but at a later date, I was able to mail the subject with a polite letter. I was refreshed by the thoughtfulness that came from the text. ● Mountain number: Hogonyama ● Name: Anritsuji Temple ● Address: 1-27-1 Higashiikuta, Tama-ku, Kawasaki City, Kanagawa Prefecture ● Sect: Nichiren sect ● Honzon: Tenkai Mandala ● Year of foundation: ・ Early Kamakura period (Shakado) ・ 1556 (conversion) ・ 1578 (Sangharama) ● Kaisan: ・ Buddha Nikken (conversion) ・ Makain Day, etc. (Sangharama) ● Kaisan: ・ Yoshiharu Saeki (Tenkuin, Eisen Daishi, Shakado) ・ Yoshiyuki Saeki (Householder of the Buddhist temple, Nissho, converted) ・ Yoshiren Saeki (Sangharama, Sangharama) ● Also known as: Noborito Emperor ● Fudasho, etc .: ・ Musashi Inage Seven Lucky Gods (Bishamonten) ・ Associate Saigoku Inage 33 Kannon Pilgrimage Site No. 9 Fudasho (Shokannon Bosatsu) ● Origin: ・ In the early Kamakura period, Shigenari Inage built Masugata Castle on the summit of Masugata Mountain and made it a residence. ・ In 1556, Hayato Saeki converted to the Hokke sect and made Shakado a dojo for the Hokke worship. ・ On October 13, 1578, Saeki Rokuzaemon Yoshiren changed the name of Shakado to Sangharama, and renamed it Anryuji Temple on the occasion of the opening of Mt. ・ In 1691, the name was changed from Mt. ● Red stamp: ・ At the temple office, write the red stamp and the subject ・ Payment fee is 500 yen ・ The red stamp of "Myoho" is on the red stamp book. ・ You can find your theme in the theme book. "Various acts, various laws, selflessness, all suffering, silence" Everything changes, everything changes in the connection, life does not go as planned, Buddhism aims to become a Buddhist "Satori"

A nice temple and priest. I received a polite red stamp title