Daioji - Otawara

Name: Daioji - Otawara
Address: 450 Kurobanetamachi, Otawara, Tochigi 324-0233, Japan, 324-0233, Japan

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Contact Daioji

住所：

450 Kurobanetamachi, Otawara, Tochigi 324-0233, Japan

電話：

📞 +887

Postal code :

324-0233

Webサイト：

http://www.daiouji.or.jp/

Opening hours :

Saturday	9AM–5PM
Sunday	9AM–5PM
Monday	9AM–5PM
Tuesday	9AM–5PM
Wednesday	9AM–5PM
Thursday	9AM–5PM
Friday	9AM–5PM

カテゴリ：

観光の名所 , Buddhist temple ,

450 Kurobanetamachi, Otawara, Tochigi 324-0233, Japan

Best Buddhist temple in japan

J	Jハードラー on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ かつて大田原市周辺を治めていた黒羽藩の藩主、大関家の檀那寺で、600年以上の歴史をもつ曹洞宗の禅寺です。敷地内の7つの建物はすべて茅葺きで、伽藍の本堂、坐禅堂、庫裡廻廊などが日本の重要文化財に指定されています。牡丹、シャガ、紫陽花、紅葉など、四季を通じてさまざまな花や景観を楽しむことができます。大雄寺では、国籍、宗教を問わず誰でも坐禅や写経を体験できます。初めての方でも作法をしっかり説明するので、安心して参加できます。本堂には、どの角度からみてもにらまれているように見える目をした、足がない老女が描かれた掛け軸「枕返しの幽霊」があります。これは江戸時代(1603～1868年)から伝わる珍しい作品。この掛け軸の前で寝ると、翌朝には枕を返され、反対向きになってしまうという、不思議で怖い話が伝えられています。境内の参拝は無料ですが、本堂の中に入るには500円必要です。小学校脇の駐車場からいくと良いと思います。芭蕉公園のほうからはいけませんでした。 It is a Zen temple of the Soto sect with a history of more than 600 years at the Ozeki family's Danna temple, the lord of the Kurobane domain who once ruled the area around Otawara city. All seven buildings on the premises are thatched, and the main hall of the temple, the meditation hall, and the Kuri corridor are designated as important cultural properties of Japan. You can enjoy various flowers and landscapes throughout the four seasons, such as peony, butterflies, hydrangeas, and autumn leaves. At Daio-ji Temple, anyone of any nationality or religion can experience zazen and sutra copying. Even beginners will be able to participate with peace of mind as they will explain the method well. In the main hall, there is a hanging scroll "Makuragaeshi Ghost" that depicts an old woman with no legs, with eyes that look like she is glaring from any angle. This is a rare work from the Edo period (1603-1868). There is a mysterious and scary story that if you sleep in front of this hanging scroll, the pillow will be returned the next morning and you will be turned in the opposite direction. Visiting the precincts is free, but it costs 500 yen to enter the main hall. I think it's best to go from the parking lot next to the elementary school. I couldn't go from Basho Park.
B	Barry Knight on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Really nice temple, with a beautiful traditional thatched roof. Very quiet, and very few crowds. Nice goshuin also available. 草屋根ありきれいな寺。混んでないから静か。素敵な御朱印あり。 Really nice temple, with a beautiful traditional thatched roof. Very quiet, and very few crowds. Nice goshuin also available. A beautiful temple with a grass roof. It's quiet because it's not crowded. There is a nice red stamp.
志	志玲 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 独特なポーズの羅漢像と茅葺きのお寺杉林の間を登る階段の左手に羅漢像が並んでいます動きのあるポーズばかりで見た目で楽しめますが、ポーズの意味が気になります^ ^ 珍しい茅葺きのお寺は応永11年(西暦1404年)創建で国の重要文化財雨上がりの蝉しぐれの中ゆっくりと時間が流れていましたありがとうございます? Rakan statue in a unique pose and thatched temple Rakan statues are lined up on the left side of the stairs that climb between the cedar forests. You can enjoy it visually with only moving poses, but I'm curious about the meaning of the poses ^ ^ The rare thatched-roof temple was built in Oei 11 (1404 AD) and is a national important cultural property. In the stagnation after the rain Time was slowly flowing Thank you ?
松	松尾武久 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 茅葺屋根の静かな禅寺でした。境内はそれほど広くないですが、落ち着いたとてもいい雰囲気でした。階段途中の石仏もとてもいい味を出していて、落ち着いてはいますが、楽しい気分にさせてくれます。 It was a quiet Zen temple with a thatched roof. The precincts are not so large, but it was a calm and very nice atmosphere. The stone Buddha statue in the middle of the stairs also has a very nice taste, and although it is calm, it makes me feel happy.
T	Tonobo Natu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 駐車場?️から境内に入る階段途中に色々な表情を現した羅漢が鎮座していて、参拝者を楽しめます??。境内には水琴窟があり、何とも美しい音色を発ててしました。空気の澄んだ環境にして、管理の行き届いた御寺です?。 Arhats with various expressions are enshrined in the middle of the stairs entering the precincts from the parking lot ?️, and you can enjoy worshipers ??. There was a Suikinkutsu in the precincts, and it gave off a beautiful tone. It is a well-managed temple with a clear air environment ?.
斎	斎藤はじめ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 何百年という月日をかけて太くなった木を両側に坂を上っていきます。静まり返って葉が揺れる音だけが広がります。あっ、ここは好きだなぁーって、私はすぐに思いました。十六羅漢像や枕返しの幽霊の掛け軸、仏様を撫でて、自分の治したい所をさわるとなおる、おびんずるさまなど、他に色々見所があります。季節では、花が綺麗に咲くのかな？私は、涼しい夏にまたきてみたいと思いました。 It takes hundreds of years to climb the slopes on both sides of the thickened tree. Only the sound of calming down and the leaves swaying spreads. Oh, I immediately thought that I like this place. There are many other attractions such as the 16 Rakan statues, the hanging shafts of the ghosts on the back of the pillow, stroking the Buddha and touching the place you want to heal, and the bottles. Do the flowers bloom beautifully in the season? I wanted to come back in the cool summer.
S	Shantanu Deo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Serene and calm.
a	aaron meldahl on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ This was the first temple I visited when I first came to Japan, and we did a group zazen experience here. It took 19 years for me to get back, but it hadn't changed a bit. It's a quiet place tucked in the forest above the town, and notable for all the roofs being thatched -- even that of the walkway that encloses the grounds. It's also known for its peonies in May and June. I hope to go back again sooner rather than later!