Anshinin - Okazaki

A temple where you can visit Kobo near Higashiokazaki Station.

A memorial monument is built beside the parking lot of Okazaki City Akira Daijimachi [Ajiin]. Going out of Tokyo, God is also the number of days for your trip A monument rebuilt in 2000. The phrase is the work of Genroku 4 years (1691) in Numazu. A weathered monument is erected next to this monument. It is thought that it is a monument (traveling mound) built by Honda Tadahiro (Lee Wei) on October 12 in 1793, based on its shape. Going out of Tokyo, God is also the number of days for your trip This monument was originally aside of Denma Tenjodo, but it was moved here in 1954 and escaped the war disaster ("Education May issue of Okazaki" issued by May 1984, Okazaki Board of Education) ). The stone was taken from Iwami (Shimane prefecture).

2019/03 / 13 worship Safety institution with a secure name Mikawa thirty three Kannon pilgrimage temple Mikawa Shikoku 88 places of a sacred temple When entering the entrance suddenly the main hall from the parking space And there is a guidance of self-red seal, we can not find the saisen box. This self-velvet system, which embodied a good sexual theory, can do a valuable experience of pushing a red seal on its own. Besides, it is good impression that it is vermillion.

Myodaiji Temple, which was built by Minamoto no Yoshitsune for the Jorurihime Bodhi, began. After the cathedral was burned down by repeated war damage, Kunihei Naruse (the fifth generation of the Mikawa Naruse family) became a dānapati and built a relief temple on the historic site of Myodaiji Temple to become the Naruse family family temple, and there is a Naruse family graveyard on the hillside.

It is said that Minamoto no Yoshitsune built Myodaiji Temple (a large temple lined with Shichido garan) for Jorurihime Bodhisattva at the end of the Heian period (1182-1184). However, the cathedral was abandoned by the fire, and its existence can be seen from old records and character names, but the details such as the detailed cathedral arrangement have not been clarified at present. And the eleven-faced Kanzeon Bosatsu wooden sculpture was enshrined in Kusuan, which is said to be Ichiu of Myodaiji Temple. It is said that Yoshitsune was a Buddhist priest, and was later handed over to Jorurihime and placed here after the death of the princess. (The principal image of Ajimu) 1439 Rokumei Kageyama Castle Lord Naruse Okura Kunihei (later Inuyama Castle Lord's ancestor) Hogo (Ajimu-den Sensei Svabhava Daizen Sadamon) has a scholarship to improve his mother's (Haruyama Myoka Daizen Sadahi-nun) Opened Anshin-in by soliciting a high-ranking priest, Eigen Tatsuzawa. Kunihei Naruse was completed in 1448 when the temples were built, and during the memorial service to Buddha, Eigen Tatsuzawa opened the sitting statue of Shaka Nyorai and was paid as the principal image of the Buddha. Since then, it has become the mausoleum of the Naruse family's family temple, the 6th generation under his father Naoyo Naruse (Momogen Osamu Senrin Daizen Sadamon) and the lord of Mutsuna Kageyama Castle (Kunihira, Kunishige, Masayori, Justice, Shoichi). (There is a graveyard of the Naruse family in the high part of the graveyard, but now it is impossible to tell which is who's grave. The current main hall was newly rebuilt in 1947, and the Sentai Jizoson is enshrined on the right side of the main hall, and the statue of Kobo Daishi and the statue of the actor (origin unknown, Ajimu Buddha statue / furniture are the oldest on the left side of the hall. ), And the mortuary tablet of the Naruse family (existing as it was at that time) is enshrined. The eleven-faced Kanzeon Bosatsu wood carving statue of the principal idol is said to be opened once a year. (I think I said 7/9, but I forgot ... I'm sorry) In addition, there is a Basho monument in the precincts, "Is it the number of days that God also travels to sleep even if he leaves the city?" This monument was located in the Juou-do Temple in Juou-cho, and was destroyed by fire during the air raid of World War II, so the Basho monument was relocated to Ajimu along with the tombstones. On October 12, 1793, the 100th anniversary of Basho was ordered by Tadashi Honda, the lord of Okazaki Castle at that time, from Hitomaru Shrine in Hamada, Shimane Prefecture, and it is said that the phrase is engraved with Basho's handwritten characters. It is a monument. In 1691 (October of the Yin calendar), Basho was on his way down the Tokaido to Edo, and when he approached Numazu, he said, "Eight million gods are gathering in Izumo, so I'm sleeping like myself. Let's do it. " (Since this monument was exposed to the wind and rain and became unreadable, a new monument was erected in 2001 by copying the phrase from Basho's handwritten letter. It is right next to the original monument.)