Baiganji - Ome

It is a cherry blossom which I like very much every year. It is recommended to watch early in the morning and in the evening. Early in the morning, the sun appears shining everywhere from the east and in the night it is lighting up so you can see it shining again.

I am fascinated by the dazzling dazzling cherry blossoms. As it is lighted up, the nighttime beauty is remarkable. There are no people at all, and it is a very nice place with a calm atmosphere, with families and photo shoots visiting here and there. As it is near Ome Station, you can see this beautiful cherry blossom from the car window. In the case of a car, I think that it will be used because there is a coin parking on the opposite side across the track from the cherry tree.

While the weeping cherry blossoms are famous, the crowds can be enjoyed calmly. Please be careful as there is no toilet.

It ’s the weeping cherry tree on March 25th today. Almost in full bloom It is convenient to use the train because it is right behind Ome Station. There is also coin parking on the opposite side of the rail.

A temple just a short walk from Ome Station It seems that weeping cherry blossoms are famous.

It is said that the temple of the Shingon sect Toyoyama school was opened by Ryukozan and Kancho during the Chotoku era (995-998). In the 2nd year of Keian (1649), it is said that the Edo Shogunate received a red stamp of 5 stones from the temple territory. Is Kancho the grandson of Emperor Uda? If so, it is a big man who has risen to the rank of a priest and is also involved in the principal image of Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, Fudo Myo. The time of its founding overlaps with the time he was alive. If so, it would be the founding of his later years. The weeping cherry tree was not in bloom because it was early, but it was a quaint temple.

A temple famous for the weeping cherry blossoms of the Shingon sect Toyoyama school. I worshiped at the time of fresh green, but this was also wonderful ? Thank you for your polite response to the red stamp ? I would like to visit the cherry blossom season this time. Thank you for your connection! Nanmu Daishi Hensho Kongo

Located on the mountain diagonally behind the Ome City Cultural Exchange Center (Ome Civic Center) It is a temple famous for weeping cherry blossoms as a tourist destination during the cherry blossom season. Those who want to enter the graveyard with a feng shui-like terrain on the far right seems to be resold. In addition, I made a small cheap grave in the back of the parking lot and started selling it. The big graves that are resold are like the azalea garden of Shiofune Kannonji, where energy blows out from the center. I think it's a good feng shui terrain * Advantages of a small grave at the back of the parking lot It seems that the grave at the parking lot was started by a trader who approached Umeiwaji-san, and it seems that it is not a direct grave of Umeiwaji-san. that's why The grave that is directly managed by Baiganji Temple, which is surrounded by small mountains around the three sides on the right side of the main hall of Baiganji Temple, will cost a certain amount of money. Baiganji-sama Since the Danka system has never been forced to commemorate the memorial service, it is a magnificent temple that strives to be close to their household budget even when it comes to funeral offerings. I'm sorry to correct it It's a nice temple near the station Weeping cherry blossoms can be seen from the bus street Weeping cherry blossoms are a type of cherry blossom that hangs down, which is different from Somei Yoshino cherry blossoms.