Kanonji Temple

It was the place I visited by then.

I visited the grave.

This temple is where I started to study with interest in a small shrine in Kyoto. There are many stories like this in Kyoto by saying "The Gate of 100 Hits" ^ _ ^ We distribute videos on YOUTUBE, Search by [Living Santo]!

It is famous for its one hundred gates. I wish I went there during the day, but I think it would be scary if I go out at night. It was older than I thought, and there was atmosphere. We also recommend Yonaki Jizo in the precincts.

The mountain gate is said to be called the "Hundred Tataki Gate" because it was released by hitting a sinner 100 times in front of the gate due to the relocation of the prison gate of Momoyama Castle.

A temple of the Soto sect. Sanmon is also known as the Hundred Hit Gate. It is said that the prison gate that was originally in Fushimi Castle was moved here. It was founded in the early Edo period.

It is called Jigenzan and belongs to the Jodo sect. It was founded in Ichijo Muromachi by Kazuhisa Umebayashi in 1607. After that, the temple was destroyed by the great fire of Kyoto in Tenmei, and the records including the building were burned down, making it difficult to accurately history the temple. According to reports, the Sanmon was said to have relocated the prison gate of the former Momoyama Castle, and it was said that it was hit 100 times in front of this gate to release the sinner, and it was called the "Hundred Tataki Gate". In addition, the door of the gate is made of a single plate of camphor tree, and is counted as one of the "Seven Wonders of Water". The principal image of Kannon-do in the precincts is said to be the creation of Unkei's disciple Yasuami, and many of them abandoned the dead body at the time of the epidemic in 1390 in Ichijo Horikawa. The dead corpse was revived by a spiritual test. At the time of the funeral procession of Miyoshi Kiyotsura, who died in Engi 18 (918), the name of the return bridge, which was said to have been revived by the child Jyozo in prayer to Buddha, is called the return bridge. It came to be called a temple. It was moved to the site around the time of Keicho and is counted as Rakuyo Kannon No. 17. "Yonaki Jizo" in the precincts is also famous. Kyoto City It is called Jigenzan and belongs to the Jodo sect. It was founded in Ichijo Muromachi by Kazuhisa Umebayashi in 1607. After that, the temple was destroyed by the great fire of Kyoto in Tenmei, and the records including the building were burned down, making it difficult to accurately history the temple. According to reports, the Sanmon was said to have relocated the prison gate of the former Momoyama Castle, and it was said that it was hit 100 times in front of this gate to release the sinner, and it was called the "Hundred Tataki Gate" .. Also, the gate door is made of a single plate of camphor tree, and is counted as one of the "Seven Wonders of Water". The principal image of Kannon-do in the precincts is said to be the creation of Unkei's disciple Yasuami, and many of them abandoned the dead body at the time of the epidemic in 1390 in Ichijo Horikawa. The dead corpse was revived by a spiritual test .. At the time of the funeral procession of Miyoshi Kiyotsura, who died in Engi 18 (918), the name of the return bridge, which was said to have been revived by the child Jyozo in prayer to Buddha, is called the return bridge, and a thousand people gathered the faith of Kannon-do. It came to be called a temple. It was moved to the site around the time of Keicho and is counted as Rakuyo Kannon No. 17. "Yonaki Jizo" in the precincts is also famous . Kyoto City

It is a temple of the Jodo sect facing Shichihonmatsu-dori. The principal image is the Holy Kanzeon Bodhisattva. The gate of Kanonji Temple is said to have been relocated from the prison gate of Fushimi Castle. When the sinner is released, he hits 100 times in front of the gate and advises him not to return to prison, so it is called the 100-beat gate. The gate of this gate is made of a single piece of camphor tree, and when the wind blows on the dive door, there is a moaning voice, which is counted as one of the seven mysteries of Izumi.