Kaizenji - Honjo

Wuzhou Benzhuang Qifu God Budai Zun

It is one of the Wushu Honshu Seven Lucky Gods

I wish I had something like a venerable book.

The graveyard of Ogasawara Shinrei is across the road from Kaizenji Temple.

During the Sengoku period, there is the grave of Mr. Ogasawara, Shingo Ogasawara, the master of Matsuo Ogasawara. I entered Kanto according to Ieyasu.

May 2018, visiting Honjo Shichifukujin. It is a temple that enshrines Hotei Buddhism. Hotei Takeru's stamp was just to the right.

Kaizenji Temple in Honjo City is a mountain founded in 1991. According to the document It is a temple of Honjo Castle, Ogasawara, and the roof tile of the third floor is a family crest of the third floor showing the former Takeda family. Although it seems to have been a magnificent main hall at the beginning of its construction, it has become the current scale due to frequent fires and reconstruction. The graves of Shingo Ogasawara and his wife are on the top of a mountain using an old burial mound across the road in front of the gate, and the grave of the second lord Shinnoyuki is in the center of the north cemetery. "Shingen Takeda image" is a brush written by Oda Yurakusai and is designated as a cultural property of the city. There is. Shingo Ogasawara was awarded Honjo Castle (the Honjo clan's great ancestor) when Ieyasu Tokugawa joined Kanto in 1590 and was awarded 10,000 stones to Honjo, Musashikodama-gun. Born in 1547, the eldest son of Shinano Matsuo Castle and Nobuki Ogasawara from Ina Ogasawara. Like his father, he worked as a Shinano citizen under Takeda Shingen. After being under the control of Ieyasu Tokugawa, it was also said that he had played various battles between Shinano and Kai as Tatsuji Sakai's vassal (Ikuyasu's vassal) (later Mikawa-born Tatsuji Sakai's third son Nobuyuki became Ogiwara's foster child as Nobuyuki Ogasawara. I will take over the family). In 1991, the elder brother of Kai, Kunikuni, Eigadera Temple (Osamu-shi, Yamanashi-shi, Shimojo Nishiwari, Yamanashi Prefecture) welcomed the salvation of Buddhist salvation. It is said that a temple (a temple with the same name as Ogasawara's Bodoji Temple) was erected in Nakajuku (the area that corresponds to Nakamachi) in Honjo.

Get off at Honjo Station and start walking toward the city hall. Turn left at the intersection, and after a while, I saw a small hill and trees in the back of the alley. There was a shrine at the top of the burial mound, which can be seen at a glance. It was inscribed as Atago Shrine, and it was previously described as the precincts of Kaizenji Temple, so when I was walking around, there was a mountain gate and a splendid main hall was built, but in the passage of time There is a feeling that it has declined and the precincts have been cut off. The tomb of a certain Ogasawara that was built was also across the road.