Rokudouchinnou-ji

Name: Rokudouchinnou-ji
Address: Higashiyama Ward, 〒605-0811 Kyoto,Japan, Kyoto, Japan

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大椿山六道珍皇寺公式サイト - Rokudou.jp

六道珍皇寺の公式サイトです。六道珍皇寺は「六道さん」の名で親しまれ、お盆の精霊迎えに参詣する寺として知られています。平安時代以前に建立され、冥府を行き来したと伝えられる小野篁卿所縁（ゆかり）の寺院です。

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住所：	Higashiyama Ward, 〒605-0811 Kyoto,Japan
電話：	📞 +879
Webサイト：	http://www.rokudou.jp/
カテゴリ：	観光の名所 , Buddhist temple ,
街：	Kyoto
Description :	Centuries-old Buddhist temple & gardens with a sacred well said to be a passage to the underworld.

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原	原田良介 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 京都では六道さんで親しまれ、山号は大椿山、臨済宗建仁寺派のお寺でご本尊は薬師如来坐像です。開基は弘法大師の師にあたる慶俊僧都で平安前期延暦年間の頃で愛宕寺とも呼ばれていました。建立には諸説あり、空海説、小野篁説などあります。珍皇寺は元は真言宗、南北朝記に戦乱で荒廃、１３６４年建仁寺の住持だった聞渓良聰により再建改宗されました。六道とは地獄道・餓鬼道・畜生道・修羅道・人道・天道の六種の冥界のことで、人は因果応報により死後この六道を輪廻転生するといわれています。京都では８月１３日から１６日の五山送り火に終わる盂蘭盆には先祖を祀りますが、８月７日から１０日までの4日間に精霊(御魂)を迎えるため珍皇寺に参詣、これを六道まいりとかお精霊さん迎えといいます。京阪電車祇園四条駅または清水五条駅が最寄りです。 In Kyoto, it is popular with Rokudou-san, and the mountain number is Otsubakiyama, a temple of the Rinzai sect Kenninji school, and the principal image is the sitting statue of Yakushi Nyorai. Kaisan was the priest of Keitoshi, the teacher of Kobo Daishi, and was also called Atago-ji Temple during the early Heian period. There are various theories about the construction, such as the Kukai theory and the Ono no Takamura theory. Rokudouchinnouji was originally a Shingon sect and was devastated by the war in the Nanbokucho period. Rokudo is the six types of underworld, hell road, hunger road, livestock road, shura road, human road, and heaven road, and it is said that people reincarnate in this six road after death due to causal retribution. In Kyoto, ancestors are enshrined in the Gozan no Okuribi, which ends on August 13th to 16th, but during the four days from August 7th to 10th, we visited Jinnouji Temple to welcome the spirits. Is called Rokudou Miki or the spirits welcome. The nearest station is Gion-Shijo Station or Kiyomizu-Gojo Station on the Keihan Railway.
Y	Yoshinori Sugiura on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 六道の辻、と書かれた石碑を眺めながら山門へ向かいます。死んだら天国か地獄の二択かと思っていたら、地獄道、餓鬼道、畜生道、阿修羅道、人間道、天道と、6種類あるということで、この六種を六道というのだそうです。山門をくぐると、本堂は多分正面奥の建物だと思われますが、本堂の入口は閉ざされており、格子戸から中を覗き見するような感じのため、ちょっと地味です。他の閻魔さんや小野篁の像も格子戸から覗き見する感じです。その他、お迎えの鐘、冥土の井戸があったりと、一見おどろおどろしい感じでした。御朱印を頂こうと、本堂の左手にあるインターホンをおして、御住職に本堂に来ていただきました。とても丁寧に対応していただきまして、本堂のなかに入れていただけましたので、ご本尊、地蔵菩薩坐像を間近に参拝することができました。 Head to the Sanmon while looking at the stone monument that says Tsuji of Rokudo. If you think that if you die, you have two choices, heaven or hell, there are six types, hell road, hunger road, livestock road, Ashura road, human road, and heaven road, so these six types are called six roads. After passing through the mountain gate, the main hall is probably the building in the back of the front, but the entrance to the main hall is closed and it feels like you are looking inside from the lattice door, so it is a little plain. It feels like peeking at other statues of Enma and Ono no Takamura from the lattice door. In addition, there was a pick-up bell and a well in the dark soil, which seemed surprising at first glance. The chief priest came to the main hall through the intercom on the left side of the main hall to get the red stamp. I was able to worship the statue of Jizo Bodhisattva, the principal idol, up close because I was able to put it in the main hall with great care.
ト	トラベルメーカー on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 住職さん、めっちゃ喋られます。いろいろ教えてくださって、自分は嬉しかったけど、人それぞれかと。冥土通いの井戸は年に数回のみ公開のようで、見たい人は事前にHP等で調べてから行くのをお薦めします。添付の写真、戸の向こう側の庭に井戸がありました。お寺のかたは現在も井戸を使ってお茶をたてたりされてるそうで、硬貨を井戸に投げ入れる人がいることを懸念されてました。御朱印も数種類あり、閻魔様のスタンプなんか珍しいので、ぜひ貰ってみてはいかがでしょう。入ってすぐ右手に百人一首「わたのはら～」の小野篁さんの木像と閻魔大王の木像が安置してあり、正面本堂のご本尊は確か薬師如来様だったと思います。車で行くには不向きですので、公共交通機関の利用がベター。ごく近所に六波羅密寺がありますので、そちらもお薦めです。 The priest can talk a lot. I was happy to teach you various things, but I wonder if each person is different. It seems that the wells that go to Meido are open to the public only a few times a year, so if you want to see them, it is recommended that you check them out on the website in advance. In the attached photo, there was a well in the garden on the other side of the door. It seems that the temple people still use the well to make tea, and there was concern that some people would throw coins into the well. There are several types of red stamps, and Yama-sama's stamps are rare, so why don't you try them? Immediately after entering, the wooden statue of Ono no Takamura and the wooden statue of Enma Daiou of Hyakunin Isshu "Wata no Hara" are enshrined on the right side, and I think that the principal image of the main hall was Yakushi Nyorai. It is not suitable to go by car, so it is better to use public transportation. There is Rokuharamitsuji Temple in the immediate vicinity, so that is also recommended.
A	Andrew Yap on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Nice place
c	chocolatejosh666 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ It's great
M	MohammadEbrahim Sedighi on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Beautiful
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n	not so helpful person on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ I'm not really sure but I was here when there is this festival