Minederasansaikoin - Ishioka

It seems to be one of Ibaraki's hundred views. It ’s just called Kiyomizu Temple in Kanto, Even from an amateur's perspective, I feel the wonderfulness of building technology. It ’s pretty old, I am a little anxious about how long I can visit, The view from there is wonderful, You will be healed by the comfort of the cool breeze even in summer. I want to point the camera unintentionally, Please note that photography is prohibited here!

Looking up from the bottom up casually, there was a building that looked like a temple, so I visited. When I went on Sunday, the parking lot was very crowded for some reason thanks to Higashi Tsukuba Utopia. The view that makes us think that it was built in this place. I noticed it after shooting, but it was prohibited. If you go down to Tsuchiura, it will be difficult because of the difference in threading.

It is a temple built on a cliff in Ishioka City, Ibaraki Prefecture. The building is built with pillars on the cliff in the same way as Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto. The view that spreads far below is good, and you can see Kasumigaura in the distance on the left front. I highly recommend visiting once ? However, the mountain roads are quite tight and narrow and winding. Please be careful when driving ?

I visited in January 2021! The structure of the main hall, which is said to be Kiyomizu-dera in the Kanto region, is a masterpiece, but all of them have a sign saying "No photography". Although it is not a large precinct, you can get [Goshuin: Direct writing] at the temple office where you want to see the "barracks hut" on the left side from the entrance. The main shrine, which stands on a rock on the hillside of Mineyama, is a masterpiece, though it cannot be said to be Kiyomizu-dera Temple in Kyoto. If the atmosphere is very similar, is it around "Naruto City, Chiba Prefecture: Namikirifudoson", "Tateyama City, Chiba Prefecture: Kagekannon", "Chosei District, Chiba Prefecture: Kasamori Kannon"? [Caution: Route guidance] This route is [Ishioka City Route] [Mt. Tsukuba Route] [Makabecho Route], but definitely let's go by [Mt. Tsukuba Route]! Actually, I visited on the Ishioka city route, but on the [extremely difficult road: forest road], there is no place to meet when an oncoming vehicle comes. Also, large cars are likely to fall to the bottom of the valley! If you go on the [Mt. Tsukuba route], you can make a difference even if an oncoming vehicle arrives, and there is also a shelter where you can exchange. There is no problem because the parking lot of Saikouin is large, and there is also [Higashi Tsukuba Utopia, which became a problem due to animal cruelty] on the same site. Well, I don't think I'll visit.

There is a very interesting Buddhist temple on site and with a beautiful panoramic view of the entire region, the place is in the middle of the mountains, very close to the Utopia zoo park. The place doesn't seem to me to be very friendly or friendly like other temples and there are several warnings not to photograph, so I didn't photograph the inside, but there are several photos taken by other visitors and the images are the same.

It may be a hidden hidden temple. I feel that there is such a temple in Ibaraki. There is an off-limits area, but it is a nice view. I want to cherish it. There is a red stamp. I would like to support the precincts with a lot of money. There is no admission fee, so let's get rid of the offer.