Koyasan Kobo Temple - Tsugaru

When I go by navigation, it is a dirt road for some reason. When I asked the people at the temple, I was relieved that there was a paved road. Navi often runs unpaved. The statue of Fudo Myoo was cool. The temple was kinder. I received a red stamp.

It's a nice temple. You are free to visit if it is within the time. It is the Tohoku 36 Fudoson Fudasho.

It ’s a temple that I visited lightly Very well maintained It was a quiet place.

Tsugaru Kobo Daishi Sacred Ground No. 10 Ichibanfudasho. Tsugaru Shichi Fukujin Sacred Site Fukurokujuson Fudasho. The thirty-sixth Tohoku Tohoku Fudosho 16th billhouse.

It was late autumn evening, but I had you respond carefully. There are many fallen leaves, so it's hard to clean them.

2019/11/23 We visited the way home of Takayama Inari Shrine. Many times through the Melon Pass Road, I knew it, but I stopped by for the first time. Seven to eight people including priests gathered and burned fallen leaves. When I heard about the circumstances of the visit, I was happy to accept it, got three red stamps, talked about various things during busy times, took pictures with my children, etc., and returned home. A Li Ga To Wu

I got a red stamp * Please ask the facility / organizer in advance just in case. Koyasan Kobo Temple in the west ? Until around 1955, it was called Koyasan Kujuji Temple, but Koyasan in Wakayama Prefecture has come to be called Koyasan in the west with the west representing paradise. A grand festival is held every year on July 20th and 21st of the lunar calendar. Especially on the 21st, Yamabushi will perform a rough act of pouring boiling water and burning fire on his body. It is also a famous temple as "Yomi no Hanayome". Located near Nishihama, a wooden structure in Tsugaru City, about 2km away from the village, it is a quiet environment surrounded by watermelon and melon fields. The opening of the temple is unknown because the temple seems to have disappeared due to a natural disaster such as a flood for a while and no record is left. The only surviving 7th priest is yes, but it seems to have had a considerable history because of the year of July 6th, 1348. The current Kobo-ji Temple has been rebuilt since the beginning of the Meiji era. The principal idol is Koyasan Shingon sect, and is a Buddhist temple of the Mudan family. Known as a temple where a memorial service is held to send a bachelor, the puppet hall houses about a thousand brides and grooms who have been enshrined from inside and outside the prefecture. When you enter the puppet hall, you can hear about the devotion of people who have the same feelings as those who live in their deceased children and brothers. The stone statue of the training master built in the precincts was erected in 1918 by the power of believers, and is the oldest in the prefecture. In July 1990, Kobo Daishi was erected on the way to Shikoku to seek a temporary inn under the bridge, and is gaining the faith of the people.

One of the thirty-six immovable sacred sites in Tohoku. Various Buddha statues and dragon gods are enshrined. The chief priest also responded politely. I received a red stamp.