Kyōō-ji - Shinjuku City

An original red stamp book that is ideal for visiting Daikokuten. Gold leaf pressure on a black background, a large launching gavel with a spread, Nice large format: 1500 yen.

Keio-ji Temple was founded in 1598 by a monk named Nissho Jonin in the Honor Temple. The Daikokuten in the precincts are worshiped as "The Daikokuten of fire" because it was burned down in the event of repeated fires, and it is also the Daikokuten of Yamanote Ten Shichifukujin in Shinjuku. The little Jizo is so cute For the purpose of the limited red stamp that can be obtained on the day of Hana Festival and Setsubun, it means that people gather so long that there are long lines

Shinjuku Yamanote One of the Seven Lucky Gods We can walk from Kagurazaka 's Zenkokuji Vai Gamun Temple in 15 minutes to less than 20 minutes. It seems that the Keiji Eyeshifter moved away from Mt. Mt. Obayashi in the third year of Keicho. Because it has been burnt even with repeated fire, it is said that it is "big fireworks of fire". I wrote a strong red bell for the priest.

In 1598, it was founded in 1598 at the time in Ichigayata-cho, Toshima-gun, Musashi-kuni (currently in Ichigaya-cho, Shinjuku-ku) by Hizu Shigegami, a respectful institute. It is one of the seven deities of good fortune in Shinjuku. Thank you very much for your title and the seal of the Daikokuten of the Seven Deities of Lucky God of Shinjuku. Daikokuten is quite impressive with brilliant ink writing!

I visited Shinjuku Yamanote Shichifukujin. This Daikokuten statue was designated as a Tangible Cultural Property in Shinjuku-ku in July 1985, and was moved from Minobuyama Kuonji in Yamanashi Prefecture at the time of its establishment. This Daikokuten statue is a wooden statue of about 15 cm in height, wearing a black hood and carrying a small casket and a large bag on a pedestal, but unlike the Edo period, the face is not a smile but a severe expression is. It has been revered as "good luck and fire protection Daikoku" because it was not burned by repeated fires. In the precincts, there are a lot of cute little Jizo enshrined because of the round and gentle face of the “Enman Daikoku” statue and the water feeding. There was no dark image that is common in shrines and temples.

On November 12th (Koshi Day), I found out that the book was opened at the Koshi Festival, so I went to see Mr. Daikoku. It is a small Nichiren sect temple along Okubo-dori near "Ushigome-yanagicho" on the Toei Oedo Line.

20220110 Hatsumode 5: I went to a bullet tour around Daikoku-sama in downtown! After worshiping at Karasumori Shrine, change to the Oedo Line and get off at "Ushigome Yanagimachi", then walk to "Mahayana Kyooji", which is a few minutes walk from the station! My aim is, after all, the red stamp of "Daikokuten", which looks almost black in the red stamp book written in extra-thick brush letters! After worshiping Daikoku-sama, I left the red stamp book at the reception in Daikoku-do, and within a few minutes of waiting, I was able to receive the red stamp of the thick "Daikokuten" written directly! The "Daikokuten" red stamp that calls for a huge "fortune", the red stamp that makes you imagine Daikokuten as it is! "Mahayana Keioji" is a temple of the Nichiren sect that enshrines Daikoku-sama, which has continued for more than 400 years in Ushigome-yanagi-cho, Shinjuku-ku. Respect for the statue of Daikokuten, which was carved by a middle-aged priest, Nichiren, who is a high-ranking younger brother of Nichiren Saint in 1683. It is said that the foundation was moved from Yamakuonji Temple to Edo (Ichigaya) and enshrined! After that, we moved to create the outer moat of Edo Castle! Although important documents of the temple were burned along with the temple due to repeated fires, only the statue of Daikokuten continued to escape the fire! From that point on, he began to gather faith from the common people as "Daikokuten for fire protection"! On July 5, 1985, Daikokuten was designated as a tangible cultural property of Shinjuku Ward as "Good luck, Daikokuten", and is now known as "Shinjuku Yamanote Shichifukujin"! Unfortunately, please note that Daikoku-sama is located in Daikoku-do (shooting inside the hall is prohibited)! Please check the official website of Mahayana Keioji Temple for details on the secret Buddha Kaiun Fire Prevention Daikokuten Gokaicho!