Iozen Fukuju Temple - Satonouchi-１ 八木町 Nantan

The temple of the Soto sect in Nantan city. Manage Kyoto Taishakuten. This residence also serves as the master of Kyoto Teishinten.

■ Abbreviated luck This mountain has Kyoto Teikokuten as a religious corporation Fukujuji Teikokuten-do, and the chief priest of Fukujuji Temple serves as the mountain owner for generations. The management of Kyoto Teikokuten and the management of public holidays are carried out by the members of the Fukujuji Dan family and the members of Funaemura residents before the merger of the towns and villages. Kyoto Teikokuten calls the mountain name Shiunzan, and in the 11th year of Takaragame (780), it is a venerable ancient temple that was created by the famous medical saint, Wake Kiyomaru, in Tamba Kuniyoshi Tominosho Funae Chitani (at that time). be. After that, during the year of Onin and the year of Kanei, two fires broke out, and Dou returned to Karasu, but the statue mysteriously escaped, and people were deeply moved by tears. The current Dou was rebuilt in 1688 by the lord of the Sonobe feudal lord, Isemori Koide, and other believers from all over the world (a cultural property designated by Kyoto Prefecture). The principal god, Emperor Heaven, commands the gods of the heavenly world, follows the four heavenly kings (Mochikokuten, Zhouchoten, Hirometen, Tamonten), and gives them the power to ward off troubles, difficulties, evils, evils, illnesses, etc. Furthermore, as the king of Hyakuseki, he is a powerful Buddhist god with a spiritual test that "give the wishes of those who truly believe." In addition, it is said that "it is not inconvenient for pocket money and money", and there is a wide range of believers in this respect as well. The principal image is a tradition from ancient times, and the book is opened only once every 30 to 40 years. In recent years, the door of the palace was opened in 1918, 1958, and 1992. (From now on, in the year of the declaration) ■ Main shrine The statue of Teikokuten is placed in the temple on the temple, and the statue of Tamonten (Bishamonten) is enshrined as a side samurai. It is probable that it was placed in.