Nojin-ji - 1329 Hanno

Name: Nojin-ji - 1329 Hanno
Address: 1329 Hanno, Saitama 357-0063, Japan, 357-0063, Japan

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住所：	1329 Hanno, Saitama 357-0063, Japan
電話：	📞 +8978
Postal code :	357-0063
Webサイト：	https://noninji.net/index.html
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Buddhist temple ,

Best Buddhist temple in japan

k	kaz Mach on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 11月22日の雨の降る前に行きました。境内の紅葉と日本庭園、素晴らしいですね?✨? 雨が降りそうなのは残念ですが、この素晴らしい景観をゆっくり見て楽しんできました。 I went before it rained on November 22nd. The autumn leaves and Japanese garden in the precincts are wonderful ?✨? It's a pity that it's going to rain, but I've enjoyed watching this wonderful landscape slowly.
K	KoyoMitaro KOBA MENA on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ ドラマでも使われたスポットだそうです。禅宗のお寺で建造物の細工が豪華でした。芝生の庭も映えます。飯能戦争の碑があり、今年の大河ドラマと深い関連性がうかがえます。時折りヨガなどヒーリング系のワークショップなども行っているようです。 It seems to be a spot used in the drama. The work of the building was gorgeous at the temple of Zen Buddhism. The lawn garden also shines. There is a monument to the Hanno War, which is closely related to this year's taiga drama. It seems that healing workshops such as yoga are also held occasionally.
m	m78 m on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 拝観料300円で境内やお庭をゆったり楽しめました。受付の方もとても丁寧だったのですが、御朱印をいただく際に「300円以上お納めください」との事で、当時500円玉しか持っていませんでした。「300円納めるのでお釣りをください」とは言えず… 決して500円出したくないのではなく、‘志納’というシステムにどうも慣れていないので、300円なら300円！500円なら500円！とキッパリ言い切っていただける方が納めやすいなと感じました。 I enjoyed the precincts and the garden comfortably for an admission fee of 300 yen. The receptionist was also very polite, but when I received the red stamp, he said, "Please pay 300 yen or more," so I only had a 500-yen coin at that time. I can't say "I'll pay 300 yen, so please change" ... I don't want to pay 500 yen, and I'm not used to the system called "Shino", so 300 yen is 300 yen! If it's 500 yen, it's 500 yen! I felt that it would be easier for me to make a clear statement.
金	金井廣重 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 曹洞宗のお寺です。 1868年の飯能戦争の時の本陣であったため、当時の本堂、伽藍は焼失、再建された。庭園はとても素晴らしいもので、本堂から見るとこが出来ます。拝観時法要があり忙しい中でも親切に対応頂き感謝です。住職もとても笑顔で行き合う事が出来ました。 It is a temple of the Soto sect. Since it was the main hall during the Hanno War in 1868, the main hall and temple at that time were burnt down and rebuilt. The garden is very nice and you can see it from the main hall. I am grateful for your kindness even though I am busy with the memorial service at the time of the visit. The priest was also able to meet with a smile.
友	友田一弥 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 室町中期の文亀元年に飯能の武将中山家勝が名僧斧屋文達師を招いて小庵を結んだのが始まりとされている寺。家勝の子・家範(家範も優れた武将で小田原征伐での八王子城攻めで奮戦し、豊臣方の前田利家の助命を拒み、北条家の義理を果たして討死した)が父の冥福を祈るため創建した。本堂北庭には日本の名園100選に選ばれた、市指定文化財の名園「池泉鑑賞式蓬莱庭園」がある。庭園では四季折々の花々が見られるが、おすすめは紅葉の時期。 The temple is said to have started in the first year of Bunkame in the middle of the Muromachi period, when Hanno warlord Nakayama Iekatsu invited a famous priest, Axya Buntatsu, to form a small hermitage. Iekatsu's child, Ienori (who is also an excellent military commander who fought hard to attack Hachioji Castle in the conquest of Odawara, refused the life of Toshiie Maeda, a Toyotomi clan, and died in the Hojo clan) It was built to pray. In the north garden of the main hall, there is a famous garden of cultural properties designated by the city, "Ikezumi Appreciation Ceremony Horai Garden," which was selected as one of the 100 best gardens in Japan. You can see seasonal flowers in the garden, but the recommended time is the autumn leaves.
田	田中信宏 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 飯能駅から天覧山と多峯主山から柏木山をめぐる手前でふらっと立ち寄りました。立派な山門をくぐると梅やイロハモミジがあり、季節を感じられる作りです。早朝だったので庭園は入らずに通り過ぎましたが、単なるお寺である以上に見所がある名刹ですね。 I stopped by from Hanno station to Mt. Tenran and from Mt. Taminenushi to Mt. Kashiwagi. Passing through the magnificent mountain gate, you will find plums and Japanese maples, and you can feel the seasons. Since it was early in the morning, I passed by without entering the garden, but it is a famous temple that has more attractions than just a temple.
M	Marc Lapoirie on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Quite nice, on the way of hike
I	Ian Gazny Yaacob on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful temple to visit during autumn! I can't overstate how lovely the place is with the autumn foliage, especially the Japanese maple leaves falling all over the compound.