Kiyomizudera - Nagano

There is a Buddha who is an important cultural property ? I was able to see it and explained it carefully ?

Shin Yuka. I don't think Shin Yuka will ever see Kore, and it may not be transmitted, but I've been waiting for Shin Yuka for a long time. You haven't forgotten anything even for a moment? Of course, also about Yuka. I also hope that someday we will be able to meet with two people. I'm waiting.

There is a Buddha statue of the oldest one moat in eastern Japan. The temple is wonderful because you can feel its history. However, please do not come if you are expecting a tourist destination.

I did not know that I could be away, so I made a call before I went. I am busy because I got an answering machine. I stayed close because I tried to stop. Please ring the bell if you are using it. Because she had, when she rang, she could come out and see the grounds. It was said that you could touch your hands. The body seems to be made of one without the wood figure connection. The building is said to have been renewed, and an old Buddha statue from Kiyomizu Temple 1 was discovered from the attic. Photography was NG. I have received 4 stamps.

Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Matsushiro ?? The bright red autumn leaves of the maple are wonderful ⁉️ Next year ? I want to go ~ Sakura ? Hydrangea ? Mountain azalea ? Autumn leaves. The wonderfulness of Japan's four seasons is the best ?⤴️.

Shingon sect in Saijo, Matsushiro-machi, Nagano City, Nagano Prefecture Toyoyama school's Kita Shinano Yakuseki Daishi Ryutozan Kiyomizu-dera Limited 200 worshipers to receive the written red stamp. It is a temple located further in Matsushiromachi, which is the edge of the Nagano basin, but Kaisan is an ancient temple that was opened 1200 years ago in Enryaku 22 (803) by Kanku Shonin. It is said that Sakanoue Tamura Maro was erected on the way to the expedition to pray for victory. In the old days, it was a fairly large temple with seven temples lined up. And at this temple, there are three Buddhist statues designated as important cultural properties (Senju Kannon, Seikannon, Jizo Bodhisattva), one prefectural treasure Buddha statue, and several city treasure Buddha statues, all of which are made of one tree. The work of the early Heian period, which is said to be the oldest in eastern Japan. You can see them up close, not through the glass. More recently, from the warehouse above the temple where the Buddhist statues that could not be placed were placed, one Shinto Buddhist statue of Shinto Buddhism, which seems to have been made in the Nara period, was found, and you can also listen to it up close. The three important cultural properties were designated as national treasures before the war, but were redesignated as important cultural properties after the war. Experts said that if you remove the gold that was painted during the restoration of the Edo period, it will be redesignated as a national treasure, but the Edo period is also an old story, and that person also took care of the restoration. I was impressed by the story that it was also possible to peel it off to designate it as a national treasure, and that's right ... that's right. However, unfortunately, he seems to have suffered several fires, and some Heian Buddhas were burnt down when the fire broke out four or five generations ago, counting from the female priest who is currently inheriting the temple. It seems that there was a fire. According to the old man, he carried the Buddha on his back and rescued him from the fire, but because of the one-wooden Buddha statue that weighs more than 100 kg, it was not possible to save all of it. so. Although it is a red stamp, there are also three types of direct writing red stamps. However, the special limited red stamp written down was so cute that I asked for it. There are three bodies: Nekote Kannon, Charming Bodhisattva, and Miracle Nyorai. A female priest born and raised here? Is fond of Japanese painting, and has exhibited in solo exhibitions and solo exhibitions several times a year at art galleries in Nagano and Ginza, Tokyo. It happened that the day I visited coincided with the last day I was drawing the paintings to be exhibited next month at Gomadou, and I was able to see the wonderful paintings. The painting was a wonderful painting that clearly shows that the Buddha was always close to us. Actually, I visited there last month, but it happened that the chief priest was out and I couldn't see the red stamp or the Buddha statue. And this time, I was able to visit the last day of painting at the Gomadou. It goes without saying that I strongly felt the connection with the Buddha. Perhaps my visit last month when I was away was that the Buddha said, "I'm not here today. It's next month." The surrounding environment was wonderful and it was a really wonderful place ...

The Yakushi Nyorai of the same age as the old national treasures Senju Kannon, Jizo Bosatsu, and Seikannon in the early Heian period is a must-see. It was said that it became a national treasure due to the restoration of the Edo period, but it is a Buddha that was cherished so much ... A Buddha with a high nose and an exotic feeling, a little handsome Jizo Mr. Binzuru was impressive. The red stamp is also fashionable, isn't it?

I was attracted to the design of the red stamp and visited it. It's an irresistible temple for cat lovers. I was able to spend a gentle and calm time like Mr. Azumi's personality. It was a venerable mountain temple that started with Sakanoue Tamura Maro and was cherished by Shingen and the Tokugawa family.