栗原九十九坊跡

Name: 栗原九十九坊跡
Address: Kurihara, Tarui, Fuwa District, 〒503-2123 Gifu,Japan, Gifu, Japan

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Contact 栗原九十九坊跡

住所：	Kurihara, Tarui, Fuwa District, 〒503-2123 Gifu,Japan
Webサイト：	https://www.pref.gifu.lg.jp/kyoiku/bunka/bunkazai/27221/iseki/seino_iseki/kurihara.html
カテゴリ：	歴史的建造物 , 観光の名所 ,
街：	Gifu

Kurihara, Tarui, Fuwa District, 〒503-2123 Gifu,Japan

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お	おだ天狗 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 奈良時代～鎌倉初期、100以上の僧坊が栗原山一帯に営まれていましたが兵火にかかり焼失しました。現在は山中の石仏・墓石が山腹斜面に集められています。 From the Nara period to the early Kamakura period, more than 100 monks were operating around Mt. Kurihara, but they were destroyed by fire. Currently, stone Buddhas and tombstones in the mountains are gathered on the hillside slope.
Y	Y I on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 少々山奥ですが、ゲートを開けて遊歩道を進みます。ハンターさんがいるときもあります。撃たれないように! Although it is a little deep in the mountains, open the gate and proceed along the promenade. Sometimes there is a hunter. Don't be shot!
栗	栗原地区まちづくり協議会 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 垂井町指定　史跡　九十九坊跡　鎌倉時代には栗原山に９９の僧坊を持つ久保寺双寺（くぼらそうじ）があり、隆盛を誇っていたと伝えられています。建武２年（１３３５）の足利・新田両氏の戦いで焼失したという伝承があり、現在山腹から見つかる石仏、墓石を集めた九十九坊 Tarui Town Designated Historic Site Kujukubo Ruins It is said that there was Kuboji Soji Temple, which has 99 monks in Kurihara Mountain during the Kamakura period, and was proud of its prosperity. There is a legend that it was burned down in the battle between Ashikaga and Nitta in 1335, and the 99 Buddha statues and tombstones that are now found on the hillside are collected.
ラ	ラッコ男爵 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 栗原九十九坊跡までは20分程山登りします。山道入口に害獣柵があり、入山する際は必ず門を閉めてから登るようにと書かれた看板がありました。私はサンダルで登ったので所々滑りましたが、山登る時の準備をした方がいいと思いますよ? 私は長宗我部盛親陣跡に行く途中に栗原九十九坊跡に立ち寄りました。坊跡には無数の五輪塔が並び、その前に案内板がありました。案内板によると、どうやら、その昔、百余りの僧坊がこの栗原山あたりにあり、鎌倉時代に足利と新田に焼かれたみたいですね? なかなか面白い場所なので、ふらっと立ち寄ってみるのもいいと思いますよ! It takes about 20 minutes to climb the mountain to the ruins of Kurihara Kujubo. There was a vermin fence at the entrance of the mountain road, and there was a sign saying that you should always close the gate before climbing the mountain. I climbed with sandals so I slipped in places, but I think it's better to prepare for mountain climbing ? I stopped by the ruins of Kurihara Kujubo on the way to the ruins of Chosokabe Morichika. There were countless five-wheeled towers lined up in the ruins, and there was a guide board in front of them. According to the information board Apparently, a long time ago, there were more than a hundred monks around Mt. Kurihara, and it seems that they were burned by Ashikaga and Nitta during the Kamakura period ? It's a very interesting place, so I think it's a good idea to stop by!