Jodoshinshuhonganjiha Imaigobo Shonen Temple - Kashihara

His Majesty the Emperor, Meiji Emperor at the time, got on and off at JNR Unebe Station.

I requested a tour, but it was refused. Nishi Honganji was built by Hideyoshi Toyotomi, and Higashi Honganji is Ieyasu Tokugawa, but this was a newly rebuilt temple and was not uncommon.

Imai-cho has developed as a Terauchi town with the introduction of the “Ikko Mune Honganji Temple” led by Kenyojojin. (Wikipedia) During the Eiroku period, the temple name was obtained by "Kenyojojin", and Kawase Hyobe Jo (later revised Imai Hyobubo) and Kawai Kiyocho (later revised Imanishi Masafuyu) relocated monks, samurai and prisoners Together, they created Terauchi town centered on Shonin-ji Temple. * In 1468, "Renjojojin," which is the Honganji VIII, has Ganjyo-ji (Gobo Shimoichi) as its base in the Yoshino region.

First of all, I refuse, but there is no entrance to the temple! I can hardly believe the statement of a temple that has been designated as a cultural property and performs conservation and repair by subsidizing the country, prefecture, city, etc., but it does not disturb the road diagonally in front of the temple When I was playing Pokemon GO, a woman came out of Shonin-ji Temple and said, "If you play a game, please put it in because there is a gift box." I did! The purpose was not worship, so when I tried to leave, I was persistently disliked, saying, "I'm just playing games and can't put in money. Thank you." I don't think there can be any temples that encourage you to offer money just by being near the temple. You may have made such remarks / actions because of being disgusted by someone else's act, but how about it?

As a temple, a new mid-Edo period was built. Cannot be visited for dismantling and repair. It is unknown whether Seiyo Imai and Kawase Hyobu are the same person, and it is unknown whether there is a connection with Munehisa Imai from Omi.

[Related to Imaichō Attack, Akechi Mitsuhide, Tsutsui Junkei, Tsuda Munehisa, Ikko Ikki, Oda Army] It is left as a letter addressed to Sochu Imai (a cultural property designated by Kashihara City) at Shoenji Temple, which is the central temple of Imai Town.

Currently, it is undergoing a large-scale repair, and unfortunately I could not see it.

It is a temple of the Jodo Shinshu Honganji school in the center of Midosuji, Jinaicho, Imai-cho, Kashihara-shi. In the 10th year of the Meiji era, the Emperor Meiji was visited and stayed there, but he returned in a hurry due to the outbreak of the Satsuma Rebellion. From historical writing ⤵️ It is believed that in the middle of the 16th century, the armed religious city "Jinaicho" was formed by Toyohisa Imaibe, a family member of Honganji Temple. It is said that this temple was built in the Tensho era by the 11th generation Kosa Shonin of Honganji Temple, and was built with Imai Hyobu Tomitsuna as the foundation. It is a temple lined up in Nakamotoyama as the wife of a big boy. For generations, Mr. Imai took over and called him Hyobu, and he served as a samurai and a priest, serving Nobunaga, Hideyoshi, and Ieyasu. In the 7th year of the Edo period (1679), Mr. Imai returned the samurai and devoted himself to Shamon. The main hall is a large-scale building with a girder line of 20 rice, a girder of 20 rice, an Irimoya-zukuri, a main tile roof, a worship, and an eastward direction. ing. The main hall has a typical plane of the Shinshu temple, and although it has been partially renovated, it is a building that retains its original form well. The long and narrow back of the warehouse on the south side used to have two rows, and in the 10th year of the Meiji era, a row on the north side was added. The guest hall is connected to the west side of the back of the warehouse, and there is a shoin that bends. It can be said that the Kuri and the house are valuable buildings that are considered to be buildings in the early posterity. Since the Sanmon was relocated from Tatakemine, the Taikoro is a building built in the second year of Koka (1845). that's all