Jiunji - Kuji District

Name: Jiunji - Kuji District
Address: 1546 Machitsuki, Daigo, Kuji District, Ibaraki 319-3702, Japan, 319-3702, Japan

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住所：	1546 Machitsuki, Daigo, Kuji District, Ibaraki 319-3702, Japan
電話：	📞 +8977
Postal code :	319-3702
カテゴリ：	Buddhist temple ,

1546 Machitsuki, Daigo, Kuji District, Ibaraki 319-3702, Japan

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ひ	ひでき on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ お忙しい中、戻ってすぐの御朱印以来にもかかわらず直ぐにこころよく書いて頂けました。 In spite of my busy schedule, I was able to write my heart very well even though it has been since the red stamp right after returning.
齋	齋藤二三男 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ご本尊は千手観音菩薩で御朱印も頂けました、そのほか大黒天の御朱印（奥久慈七福神）もあり、此方の大黒様は三面だそうです、駐車場もあり、住職の方もとても親切で、外にいらっしゃらない時は、玄関横のインターホンで対応していただけます、山門までの階段は有れていますけど苔の感じが気に入りました The principal image is the Senju Kannon Bodhisattva, who also received a red stamp, and there is also a red stamp of Daikokuten (Oku Kuji Seven Lucky Gods). If you don't come to Kuji, you can use the intercom next to the entrance. There are stairs to the mountain gate, but I like the feeling of moss.
A	Ayustet Arumo on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 真言宗智山派金剛山慈雲寺。大子町の奥久慈にある古いお寺です。山あいにあるお寺としては比較的大きいのではないでしょうか。街道から少し入ると山門があります。歴史のありそうな山門とその両脇に立つ仁王像が、風格と風情をもってとても良い感じです。そこから本堂へと続く階段もまた歴史を刻んできたのでしょう。なかなかの古寺を思わせます。素晴らしい眺めです。本堂は比較的近代に建て直されたものですが、従来の本堂と思われる御堂や大黒堂、鐘突堂などはまた風情があります。奥久慈七福神の一寺でもあり、七福神巡りで訪れる方もいるようですが、なにせ、かなりの山間部故に人は少ないです。ゆっくりお参りできます。 Shingon Buddhist Mt. Kongo Jiyunji Temple. It is an old temple in Oku Kuji, Daigo Town. Isn't it relatively large for a temple in the mountains? There is a mountain gate when you enter a little from the highway. The historical gate and the statues of Nio standing on both sides of it are very nice with their personality and taste. The stairs leading from there to the main hall may also have made history. It reminds me of an old temple. It's a wonderful view. The main hall has been rebuilt in a relatively modern period, but the traditional main halls such as the Mido, Daikoku-do, and Kanetsu-do are also tasteful. It is also a temple of the Seven Lucky Gods of Oku Kuji, and it seems that some people visit it on a tour of the Seven Lucky Gods, but after all, there are few people because of the considerable mountainous area. You can visit slowly.