Kosanji Temple - Kyoto

Name: Kosanji Temple - Kyoto
Address: 18 Saiinkozanjicho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 615-0012, Japan, 615-0012, Japan

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住所：	18 Saiinkozanjicho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 615-0012, Japan
電話：	📞 +8788
Postal code :	615-0012
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Buddhist temple ,

18 Saiinkozanjicho, Ukyo Ward, Kyoto, 615-0012, Japan

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Y	YASU YAMA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 改修工事をされてました。大きなお地蔵さんがあります。御朱印ありません。 I was undergoing renovation work. There is a big Jizo. There is no budding stamp.
t	tomo S on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ こちらは淳和院という離宮があった場所なので、この辺りは御所の西にある院で西院というそうです。鬼の話に出てくる賽の河原は、この辺りにあった河原（現在の春日通り）のことだそうで、このお寺には賽の河原という通称があります。この辺りの地名にもなっているとても由緒ある浄土宗のお寺ですが、本堂の公開はされていないそうです。境内は開いているので、本堂の外からお参りできます。 This is a place where there was a detached palace called Raku-in. It seems that the Sakaigawara that appears in the story of the demon is the Kawara (current Kasuga Street) that was around here, and this temple has the common name of the Sakaigawara. It is a very old temple of the Jodo sect that is the name of the place around here, but the main hall is not open to the public. The precincts are open so you can visit from outside the main hall.
サ	サント船長 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 此処は、かつては御土居が築かれて居た所とされて居ますが、此の寺を調査しましたが、それらしき痕跡は見当たりませんね、もしかしたら、大きなお地蔵さんの後ろある、小さな石仏が沢山ありますがそれがそうかな？ This place was once thought to be where the Doi was built. Perhaps there are a lot of small stone Buddhas behind the big Jizo-san.
J	Jube Toku on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 2018年12月22日訪問。本堂は改修中でした。工事の車両が狭い境内に停まっていて、もちろん本堂は足場に囲まれて、もう観られる状態ではありませんでした。そんなところで、墓地へお供えに向かう住職と遭遇！ご朱印を乞うと用事を済ませたあと快く対応してくださいました。見処は鐘楼に並べられた鬼瓦の数々。普段屋根の上で下界を睨んでいる鬼の皆さんが、威厳を無くして床に転がっている姿は、なかなか笑えます。改修中は改修中なりに楽しむことがあるものです。 Visited December 22, 2018. The main hall was under renovation. The construction vehicle was parked in a narrow precinct, and of course the main hall was surrounded by scaffolding and was no longer visible. In such a place, I encountered a priest heading for offerings to the graveyard! When I asked for the red stamp, he was willing to respond after I finished my work. The sight is a number of onigawara lined up in the bell tower. It's funny to see the demons, who usually stare at the lower world on the roof, lying on the floor without dignity. During the renovation, you may enjoy it during the renovation.
永	永元藤男 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ とてもキレイな寺院ですね!「賽の河原」雰囲気はありません!! It's a very beautiful temple! There is no "Sanzugawara" atmosphere !!
泉	泉澤栄一 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 境内はなかなか賑やかな雰囲気。色んなお地蔵さんや石造物もあって宝篋印塔もあって古いものもずらりと並び、本堂もなかなか立派。こういうお寺に来ると何かあったかい気持ちになる。 The precincts have a very lively atmosphere. There are various Jizo statues and stone structures, and there is also a Hokyointo, and old ones are lined up, and the main hall is also quite impressive. When I come to a temple like this, I feel warm.
M	Midori Usamimi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 【西院(阪急/嵐電)】の駅前に所在する浄土宗の寺院. (【西院駅(阪急)】→❝ほぼ真向かい❞です\(^o^)/!!) 門前には❝淳和院跡❞の記念碑が建立されており,嘗て【西院界隈】→❝寺町として栄えた❞と知る事が出来ます(●´ϖ`●)? 屋外には❝地蔵菩薩像❞が有り❝子育て地蔵❞として地域の方々に大切にされてます☕✨ また【日野富子(足利義政の妻)】→❝(当院に)参拝した❞と言われており,後に【足利義尚】を出産しました(^_-)-☆ 【拝観料】→❝free❞やから気軽に訪問出来ます?✨ A temple of the Jodo sect located in front of the station of [Saiin (Hankyu / Randen)]. ([Saiin Station (Hankyu)] → ❝ Almost directly opposite ❞ \ (^ o ^) / !!) A monument of ❝ Junwain Ruins ❞ is erected in front of the gate, and you can know that [Saiin neighborhood] → ❝ prospered as a temple town ❞ (● ´ϖ` ●) ? There is a ❝ Jizo Bodhisattva statue ❞ outdoors ❝ A child-rearing Jizo ❞ that is cherished by the local people ☕✨ In addition, it is said that [Hino Tomiko (Ashikaga Yoshimasa's wife)] → ❝ (at our hospital) worshiped ❞, and later gave birth to [Ashikaga Yoshihisa] (^ _-)-☆ [Admission fee] → ❝free❞ You can easily visit from ?✨
宅	宅見肇 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 阪急西院駅から直ぐにある高山寺、年末の日曜か、新年第3日曜に、何も知らず手を合わしていました。開基は善西、時期は不明も淳和天皇の離宮で、御所の西に位置することからこの地区は西院と呼ばれ、時を重ね、やがてはお寺になる。本堂に「黒谷を早立ち出でて高山寺、賽の河原を見守る御仏」と歌われている。河原を見守る地蔵様であり、本尊の子安地蔵様、安産の地蔵様としての信仰も厚いようです。一寸待て! "賽の河原"だと?あの"三途の川"の手前の河原か? そう言えば、河原らしい大きな石仏さんも小さな石仏さんもいっぱいいる。黒谷さんから来たり、秀吉のお土居から出てきたものらしいが、見渡すと、水子地蔵の地蔵盆もいる。そうか、ここにも京都の埋葬地が有ったんだな、東山の六道珍皇寺や嵐山のあだし野、愛宕念仏寺と同じだ。河原の石を積み上げて墓石に見立てたり、地蔵菩薩を掘って供養したのでしょう。だから当時の石が集まっているんだ。仏の教えでは"三途の川"を渡る時、既に現世の行いで、どの橋を渡るか決まるらしい。へへっ、思わず手を合わせたわ。実は、この前の西大路を、故郷の応援を背に若者が懸命に走っているので応援に来たのだが…✌️ At Kosanji Temple, which is right next to Hankyu Saiin Station, on Sunday at the end of the year or on the third Sunday of the New Year, I joined hands without knowing anything. Kaisan is Zensai, and the time is unknown, but it is the residence of Emperor Junna. Because it is located to the west of the Imperial Palace, this area is called Saiin, and over time it will eventually become a temple. It is sung in the main hall as "The Buddha who stands out early in Kuroya and watches over Kosanji Temple and Sagamigawara." He is a Jizo who watches over the river, and he seems to have a strong faith as Koyasujizo, the principal idol, and Jizo, who is an easy childbirth. Wait a minute! Is it "Sanzugawara"? Is it the riverbank in front of that "Sanzugawa"? By the way, there are a lot of big stone Buddhas and small stone Buddhas like Kawahara. It seems that it came from Mr. Kuroya or from Hideyoshi's Odoi, but if you look around, you can see the Jizo bon of Mizuko Jizo. Well, there was a burial place in Kyoto here as well, the same as Rokudouchinnouji Temple in Higashiyama, Adashino in Arashiyama, and Atago Nenbutsu Temple. It may be that the stones of the riverbank were piled up to make it look like a tombstone, or the Jizo Bodhisattva was dug and memorialized. That's why the stones of that time are gathered. According to the Buddha's teaching, when crossing the "Sanzu River", it seems that the actions of this world already determine which bridge to cross. Hey, I put my hands together. Actually, I came to support Nishioji the other day because young people are running hard against the support of my hometown ... ✌️