弘法寺 迦楼塔（かろうと）東京

Good location, 10 minutes on foot from Yamanote Line / Tamachi Station. The flowers are beautiful and the incense sticks are prepared regardless of the weather. Residents and receptionists are also very kind.

It seems that Fuyu 88 Sacred Ground Ryuseiin changed its name and became Kohoji The interior was so misleading as a hotel

We visited the 88 sacred sites in Edo Gofu. It is a temple of the Koyasan Shingon sect and is called Koyasan Koboji Ryushoin, which is the 13th temple of the sacred place. The principal idol is Kobo Daishi. It also has a ossuary called Mita Koyasan Koboji Temple. It was founded on Mt. Koya in Wakayama, Kishu, at the beginning of the Heian period. I moved to Mita, Tokyo in 1884. After that, when the Buddhist statue was moved to Ryushoin due to a fire at Ryushōin Temple on Sacred Kishijima, the temple of the Gofunai sacred place was also relocated. There is a marker stone on the left side of the stone steps of the mountain gate, but the inscription is "Awa Kuni Ichinomiya Temple Photographer Oyama Enkakuji". It belongs to the Shinkawa Temple on Reikijima, which was the original temple.

Only the red stamp It's about a minute's walk from Mita Kasuga Shrine It will be a fine building Kobo Daishi Gofunai 88 Henro Sacred Ground 13th Fudasho Dainichi Nyorai

Worship at 88 locations in Gofu. During the Meiji era, it was “Takareyama Ryuseiin”. In the introduction of Gofu, it is “Koyasan Ryuseiin”. After being rebuilt as a temple with a modern ossuary, it is called Koyasan Ryuseiin (Mita Mausoleum). Immediately, the name changed to "Mita Koyasan Koho-ji Temple (Karou Tower Tokyo)", and several names appear on Google Maps. Currently, the map for Ryuseiin says "Closed." The name of Ryuseiin was not used for closing, and the official website was only the name of the mountain and the temple. 88 places in Gofu No. 13 th place Koyasan Koho-ji. It is thought that the information that the principal is Kobo Daishi is correct. It is a modern-built temple. The first floor is a temple hall, the third floor is a main hall, the second floor is a sub-main hall, the ossuary is above the third floor, and the basement seems to be a recreation hall or hall. For worship in Gofu, go to the red stamp on the first floor and go to the third floor. Even if it is modern, the main hall on the third floor retains the scenery that is usually seen in temples, and there are also information about Goma tags and fortunes. The temple office looked like a hotel lobby, but the female response was good. I worshiped on Saturday, but I didn't share with the grave visitors in the lobby, and I was grateful for being quiet, but I was a little nervous because the temple was so beautiful and quiet. Outside of the gate, there are 88 stone monuments in Gofu, where the former temple is hidden. There is a tree that seems to be hanging cherry blossoms, so I thought it would be wonderful if it blossomed.