Daionji - Toyokawa

Name: Daionji - Toyokawa
Address: Mitoyama-５ Mitocho Hiroishi, Toyokawa, Aichi 441-0321, Japan, 441-0321, Japan

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住所：	Mitoyama-５ Mitocho Hiroishi, Toyokawa, Aichi 441-0321, Japan
電話：	📞 +87
Postal code :	441-0321
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Buddhist temple ,

Mitoyama-５ Mitocho Hiroishi, Toyokawa, Aichi 441-0321, Japan

Best Buddhist temple in japan

c	chups 75 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 寺領・大恩寺山(御津山)をもち、牛久保城主・牧野氏の菩提寺。徳川家ともゆかり深い名刹。朝鮮高麗の仏画とみられる絹本著色王宮曼荼羅図が収められている。 It has a temple territory, Mt. Daionji (Mitsuyama), and is the bodhisattva temple of Ushikubo castle owner Makino. A famous temple that is deeply associated with the Tokugawa family. Contains a silk-colored mandala drawing by Kinmoto, which is believed to be a Buddhist painting of Korean Goryeo.
m	milkyway kinkei on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 20年ほど前に義理の母の法要をお寺でしました。その時住職の奥さんに呼び出されお布施が少ないとかなり強い口調で怒られた経験があります。お布施の意味を理解していらっしゃるのでしょうか？現在…うちのお寺に聞いたお布施の金額の3倍の金額を言われ驚いています。由緒正しいお寺はお金がかかるものですね。 About 20 years ago, I did a memorial service for my mother-in-law at a temple. At that time, I had the experience of being called by the wife of the chief priest and getting angry with a rather strong tone when there was little donation. Do you understand the meaning of the offering? Now ... I'm surprised to hear that the amount of donation I heard from my temple is three times as much. A venerable temple costs money, doesn't it?
か	かたさん。 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 厳粛で素晴らしいお寺です☺️脇で梅や桜?かなのも咲いていました。 It's a solemn and wonderful temple ☺️ Plums and cherry blossoms ? were also in bloom beside.
m	machan forest on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 車で境内まで入っていけます。本堂や山門の大きさはかなり迫力がありました。一見の価値ありです。徳川家から大恩があるとして、大恩寺という名前をいただき、大恩寺という寺名になったそうです。お寺のさまざまな箇所に葵の紋をみることができます。 You can enter the precincts by car. The size of the main hall and the mountain gate was quite impressive. Worth a look. It is said that the Tokugawa family gave Daionji the name of Daionji and that it became Daionji. You can see Aoi crests at various places in the temple.
濱	濱乃翔穏 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 創建年代は不明ながらも、百済の僧により浄土院として創建され、その後はほぼ廃絶状態となっていましたが、室町時代に大運寺としてとして中興されて浄土宗に改められました。時代が下り、家康の父松平広忠が徳川家に大恩ある寺として「御津山浄土真院大恩寺」と改名し、さらには勅願寺となって発展し、総門、山門、本堂、大方丈、庫裏など、壮大な浄土宗伽藍を形成するようになりました。 Although the date of its foundation is unknown, it was founded as a Jodo-in temple by a Baekje monk, and after that it was almost abolished, but during the Muromachi period it was rebuilt as a Daiunji temple and changed to the Jodo sect. As the times went down, Ieyasu's father, Hirotada Matsudaira, changed the name to "Mitoyama Jodoshinin Daionji" as a temple that had great gratitude to the Tokugawa family, and further developed into a temple, the main gate, the mountain gate, the main hall, and Ogata. It came to form a magnificent Jodo sect temple, such as the back of the warehouse.
ケ	ケイエイチ on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 松平氏、徳川氏、牧野氏など三河の名門ゆかりの名刹だけあって迫力があります。 There are only famous temples related to Mikawa's prestigious clan such as Mr. Matsudaira, Mr. Tokugawa, and Mr. Makino, so it is powerful.
下	下方智仁 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 愛知県豊川市御津町にある浄土宗の古刹。山門を入って左手に建っていた重要文化財の念仏堂は、1994年夏に惜しくも焼失してしまいましたが、今も立派な山門や本堂など諸堂伽藍が建ち並ぶ大きなお寺です。建物が立派なことは言うまでもありませんが、境内にはイヌマキ、椎、そてつなど、かなりの年月を経たと思われる古木が多く、いずれもきれいに手入れされています。訪れた時はちょうど梅、椿、水仙、ヒヤシンスなど早春の花が見頃でした。花の寺でもあります。 An ancient temple of the Jodo sect in Mito-cho, Toyokawa City, Aichi Prefecture. The important cultural property Nembutsu-do, which was built on the left side of the mountain gate, was unfortunately burned down in the summer of 1994, but it is still a large temple with many temples such as the magnificent mountain gate and main hall. It goes without saying that the building is splendid, but there are many old trees such as inumaki, vertebrates, and cycads in the precincts that are thought to have passed a long time, and all of them are in good condition. When I visited, the flowers of early spring such as plum blossoms, camellias, daffodils, and hyacinths were in full bloom. It is also a flower temple.
伊	伊邪那岐の三ッ帯 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 御津神社に隣接する浄土宗の寺院です。百済の高僧が開山したのですが、室町時代に中興して浄土宗に改められたそうです。松平家（徳川家）とのつながりが強く、松平家にとって大恩があったことから、徳川家康公の父上にあたる松平広忠公が大恩寺と改称され、現在に至っています。天文二十二年（1553年）に建立された念仏堂は平成六年（1994年）に消失してしまいましたが、寛文十二年（1672年）に建立された立派な山門は現在もその姿をとどめています。 It is a temple of the Jodo sect adjacent to Mito Shrine. A high priest of Baekje opened the mountain, but it seems that it was changed to the Jodo sect during the Muromachi period. Hirotada Matsudaira, the father of Ieyasu Tokugawa, was renamed Daionji Temple because he had a strong connection with the Matsudaira family (Tokugawa family) and had great gratitude for the Matsudaira family. The Nembutsu-do, which was built in 1553, disappeared in 1994, but the magnificent gate built in 1672 is still in existence today. I'm keeping that figure.