Daishido - Kyoto

Name: Daishido - Kyoto
Address: 415 Kujocho, Minami Ward, Kyoto, 601-8473, Japan, 601-8473, Japan

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住所：	415 Kujocho, Minami Ward, Kyoto, 601-8473, Japan
Postal code :	601-8473
カテゴリ：	Buddhist temple ,

415 Kujocho, Minami Ward, Kyoto, 601-8473, Japan

Best Buddhist temple in japan

g	gonggong matt on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★
K	K E on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 国宝です National treasure
M	Masaaki Moriyama on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 朝のお勤めに参加しました I participated in the morning work
k	koji fukui on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 檜皮葺の屋根が美しい。司馬遼太郎は、お正月に人と待ち合わせするとき、いつもこの御影堂の前を指定したそうだ。 The roof of the cypress bark is beautiful. Ryotaro Shiba always specified the front of this Mikagedo when he met people on New Year's Day.
h	hiro bu on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 東寺の弘法大師、またの名を空海と呼ばれている。その人生においてはドラマチックなお方でした。四国に修行の旅で崖からの転落事故で頭を強打して昏睡状態に陥り、幻影を見続け、真言密教に目覚める。今聞けば、エッ！と驚くことを説いている。人間は神や仏を信ずるな！寺に寄付寄進などしなくてもよい！争いはするな工夫で解決せよ！お互い思いやりを持って男女仲良くせよ。信ずるより、何事も実践して人間として生きている喜びを実感しなさい❗️と説く。浄土の世界なんて、そもそも無く現実の今の世を浄土に変えるべきだと説く❗️ 皆んなから生きて帰って来ることはないよ！と言われながらも大嵐で死ぬ思いをしながら中国まで行って仏陀の経典を持ち帰り、時の天皇に指南役となる。またその地位に甘んじず、全国を渡り歩き、自ら赴き天然痘患者の救済や四国の治水工事も応援するなど大変革者であった。また、時の天皇の庇護を受けていた比叡山の天台宗の最澄とライバルでも張り合った時、自分の信念を曲げず、最終的には最澄も弘法大師に感銘を受け敬服させた。最後の死ぬ間際には、弟子の食事の勧めにも関わらず、72日間飲まず食わずで、涅槃に入り、消え行く様に亡くなった・・・。 Kobo Daishi of Toji Temple, also known as Kukai. He was a dramatic person in his life. On a training trip to Shikoku, he smashed his head in a fall accident from a cliff and fell into a coma, continued to see illusions, and woke up to Shingon Esoteric Buddhism. Listen now, eh! I am surprised. Humans do not believe in God or Buddha! You don't have to donate to the temple! Resolve the conflict with some ingenuity! Be considerate of each other and get along with men and women. Instead of believing, practice everything and realize the joy of living as a human being ❗️. The world of the Pure Land preaches that the real world should be changed to the Pure Land in the first place ❗️ Everyone will never come back alive! Although he was told that he would die in a great storm, he went to China and brought back the Buddhist scriptures, and became the emperor of the time. In addition, he was a revolutionary person who was not content with his position, traveled all over the country, went to himself and supported the relief of smallpox patients and the hydraulic engineering work in Shikoku. Also, when he competed with Saicho of the Tendai sect of Mt. Hiei, who was under the patronage of the emperor of the time, he did not bend his belief, and finally Saicho was impressed and admired by Kobo Daishi. On the verge of his final death, despite the recommendation of his disciple's diet, he died in nirvana and disappeared without eating for 72 days.
T	Tsukasa Yamashita on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 東寺の裏のメイン建築物と言って良いと思います。無料で拝めます。 10月の日曜日の午前に伺いましたが、それほど混んではいませんでした。 It can be said that it is the main building behind Toji Temple. You can worship for free. I visited there on Sunday morning in October and it wasn't too crowded.
莫	莫妄想 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 弘法大師空海が教王護国寺にいたころに住居であった場所。「生身供」という大師が生きているように食事を差し上げる法要が毎日行われる。毎月21日の弘法市には熱心なお大師信者の皆さんが集まる。建物は室町時代のもので国宝に指定されている。建物背面にある絶対秘仏の弘法大師念持仏・国宝不動明王を供養する護摩供修法所も、護摩供が厳修される際には信者さんが集まり手を合わせて祈る。 The place where Kobo Daishi Kukai used to live when he was at Toji Gokokuji. A memorial service called "living offering" is held every day to give meals as if the master was alive. On the 21st of every month, enthusiastic Daishi believers gather in Kobo City. The building dates from the Muromachi period and is designated as a national treasure. At the Goma memorial service center, which is dedicated to the Buddhist memorial service of Kobo Daishi, a national treasure, Fudo Myo, which is an absolute secret Buddha on the back of the building, believers gather and pray together when the Goma offering is rigorously rehabilitated.
円	円座厚司 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 東寺の御影堂（大師堂）は南北朝時代の再建だそうです。前堂・後堂、中門の三つの建物から構成されているそうです。後堂には空海の念持仏といわれる、国宝の秘仏不動明王坐像が安置されているそうです。この像の天蓋だけは拝見した事があります。前堂には国宝の弘法大師坐像が安置されていますが、この像もまだ拝観した事はありません。 The Mikagedo (Daishido) of Toji Temple is said to have been rebuilt during the Nanbokucho period. It is said that it is composed of three buildings, the front hall, the back hall, and the middle gate. It is said that the statue of Fudo Myo, a national treasure, is enshrined in the back hall, which is said to be the memorial Buddha of Kukai. I have only seen the canopy of this statue. A sitting statue of Kobo Daishi, a national treasure, is enshrined in the front hall, but I have not seen this statue yet.