Kiyomizuan - Ina

Name: Kiyomizuan - Ina
Address: 1341 Teranakatsubo, Ina, Nagano 396-0004, Japan, 396-0004, Japan

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住所：	1341 Teranakatsubo, Ina, Nagano 396-0004, Japan
Postal code :	396-0004
カテゴリ：	Buddhist temple ,

1341 Teranakatsubo, Ina, Nagano 396-0004, Japan

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中	中島哲也 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ここは穴場。?でしか行けないが、道が狭いので緊張します。 This is a little-known spot. I can only go by ?, but I'm nervous because the road is narrow.
阪	阪東太郎 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 伊那諏訪八十八霊場　４２番札所　曹洞宗 Ina Suwa visit the eighty-eighth bachang 　42 Banzasho 　 Cao Dongzong
Y	Yamakiya Shouzaemon on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ JR飯田線「伊那市駅」から車で約20分、徒歩では約1時間40分の「伊那市手良中坪」にある曹洞宗の寺院だ。はじめ現在地より約300メートル離れた「古清水」にあって「大幅山養泰寺」と称したが、1582（天正10）年に織田氏の兵火にあって焼失、1616（天和2）年現在地に堂を再建し「大洞山清水庵（だいどうざんきよみずあん）」に改称したという。本尊は、秘仏（前回1978年、次回2038年予定の60年に一度の開帳に限られる。）「観世音菩薩」で、「京都清水寺」「播磨清水寺」の本尊と一木から彫刻された三尊像の一つと言い伝えられているという。ほかに「十六羅漢」「地蔵菩薩」「毘沙門天」「三十三体観音」に加えて「隠れ切支丹石仏」があるが、かつて信濃飯田城主だった「京極高知（きょうごくたかとも）」（1572／元亀3年～1622／元和8年8月12日）自身も切支丹で、支配地にキリスト教布教を許可していたことが由来と考えられているとか。酒を好み漂白を主題に俳句を詠んだ井上井月の句額も残された里山中腹の鄙なる寺院だ。 It is a temple of the Soto sect in Tera Nakatsubo, Ina City, which is a 20-minute drive or a 1-hour 40-minute walk from JR Iida Line "Inaichi Station". At the beginning, in "Koshimizu", about 300 meters away from the current location, it was called "Daiwa Sanyoji Temple", but in 1582 (Tensho 10) it was burned down due to Mr. Oda's fire, 1616 (Tenwa 2). It is said that the temple was rebuilt at its current location and renamed "Daitozan Kiyomizuan". The main image of the Buddhist image of Buddha is the Buddhist image of the Buddha (previously 1978, limited to opening once every 60 years scheduled for 2038). It is a statue of Sanson carved from the main image of "Kyoto Kiyomizu Temple" and "Harima Kiyomizu Temple" in Ikki. It is said to be one of the. In addition to "16 Rakan," "Jizo Bodhisattva," "Bisasamonten," "33 Kannon," and "Hidden Kirishidani Buddha," there was once Kyogoku Takato, who was the owner of the Shinano Iida castle (1572). / Genki 3 to 1622 / Genwa August 12, 2012) It is believed that this is because he himself was in Kiritani and allowed Christian mission to the ruling area. It is a hillside temple in the middle of a satoyama area where the inscription of Itsuki Inoue, who loved sake and bleached, and wrote haiku poems.