Reishoji - 6665 Omachi

It's a corner of the back mountain of Omachi city, so I walked along the approach. As you climb up the forest road, which is out of breath, with a wonderful view, you will gradually see buildings that you can expect! I was impressed by the tower gate when I expected the mountain gate that I could see from the rules. This is a wonderful place that I think is a special place.

Visited on 2021/11/05. The best time to see the autumn leaves is wonderful. Also sculpture.

The autumn leaves were the best. In particular, there aren't many situations that are reflected in temples. The parking lot is also fairly large

The autumn leaves are beautiful. There is a splendid ginkgo biloba.

It's a favorite spot for autumn leaves, and there are many people, so early in the morning is recommended.

I went to Takagariyama and stopped at a temple on the way down the mountain. It is said that it was built in the Muromachi period in 1404, and it is located down a narrow parting road on a forest road. I never thought there was such a magnificent temple in the mountains. The mountain gate was relocated from another temple and makes you feel the history. There is a pond in the garden beside the main hall, from which the red of autumn leaves and the yellow of ginkgo overlap with the green and brown of other trees, and the blue of the sky surrounds them, making you feel the beauty of nature. increase. If you have a guide, we recommend that you take a tour of the temple. A crying dragon is drawn on the ceiling of the main hall, so please try it out. It is interesting to see the hidden room of the temple. It's a little-known temple in Nagano prefecture, but why not go there?

It seems that the national name recognition is quite low. I didn't know until I saw the poster at Shinano Omachi station. There are no national treasures or national important cultural properties, and it is not known as a historic site. The function as a temple is transferred to the Reishoji Kaikan at the foot of the mountain, and the precincts of the mountains are quiet. Besides, it's cloudy and cloudy, and I don't feel well, but it's quite impressive. Atsushi Adachi, who served as the chief priest here from the end of the Edo period to the Meiji era, confronted the Meiji government, which issued the Haibutsu Kishaku decree, and made efforts to revive the once abandoned temple and prevent the dissipation of temple treasures. It is the person who did. The bell tower gate, which stands out in the precincts, has been relocated from another abandoned temple, and the delicate and dynamic sculptures unique to the Tachikawa style are wonderful. The sculptures that decorate the Karahafu of the main hall are also quite impressive. The main hall was rebuilt in the Meiji era, and the back of the warehouse was rebuilt in the latter half of the Edo period. This time it was a random worship, so I only took a walk in the precincts, but it seems that the hall is open for a limited time during the autumn leaves season. I would like to enjoy them together at the next opportunity. I also want to recommend minor sights to everyone, so the rating is ★ 4.

I went a little later than the autumn leaves, the leaves of the ginkgo dyed the ground yellow and it was very beautiful. The temple is also big and has a great presence, and I think it's worth the trip. It's on the top of the mountain, so you can overlook Omachi City and have a nice view. I went a little later than the autumn leaves, the leaves of the ginkgo dyed the ground yellow and it was very beautiful. The temple is also big and has a great presence, and I think it's worth the trip. It's on the top of the mountain, so you can overlook Omachi City and have a nice view.