Rurikoji - Sakaide

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It is a small hall in the precincts of Kanayama Shrine at the foot of Kanayama in Sakaide City. It seems that there used to be a large building at Jingu-ji Temple of Kanayama Shrine.

Rurikoji Honjyoto: Yakushibu Yaku It is now "Temple of the Emperor Temple of the 79th Buddhist temple Okunoin", but in the early Edo period Kyoto Choryiin's monk, Shinzen's "Shikoku Higashiji diary", this Rurikoji temple is a gift box set by Kobo Daishi It is said that it is written. Emperor Shutoku (after the Spirit of Emperor Shutoku returned to Kyoto Shiramine Shrine, Amaterasu Ogami and Kanayama Imperial Palace are enshrined at the present Shiramine Palace) and another temple (Jinguji Temple, Jingo Temple, also called Miyadera) Takanjuin (The Kaga Temple in the Meiji Government 's divine and buddhist divorce ordinance was moved to the ruins of Takasakuin which existed in Hayashida village of the leading temple in Meiji 20, revived the Emperor Temple and took over the Buddhist temple Currently the Kinkakuyama Takanein Temple Emperor Temple prospered and began to show off the Great Buddha, so pilgrims who did not know the circumstances came to think Takemori Emperor as a palace, and Rurikoji temple was devastated one by one. After that, it was said that it was revived as the inner back of the 79th Buddhist in the middle of the Edo period, but since it is located in a place not getting the geographical advantage at all, he seems to have repeatedly rebuilt and devastated after seeing the temple rather than the current temple Is not it the current figure? Several stone Buddhas are enshrined in the temple, but the stone Buddha that is settled in the center is carved out by Kobo Daishi Daishi, originally the water source pond of Jinshan located at Rurikoji Temple road (Nozawa well It is said that it is said to be a medicine boss Tomonori that it is said that it was settled in) which is said to be a source pond. There is Okunoin in Rurikoji Temple, which was supposed to be the original temple. Unfortunately it is not existed now but it is rough, but while following the stone Buddha of the duplicating spiritual place (currently about 60 stone Buddha remains), you can go through the trampled tights stretched north from Rurikoji Temple There is Okunoin as you go along the mountain road of degree. No matter how rugged it is now, it seems that the existence of this Okunoin is appealing whether Rurikoji was the original bill. At the time of Shinto shrine training until the end of the Edo Period, this Yakushigirido is the mainland Buddha of Kanayama Ogami (Buddha · Bodhisattva saves people, assuming that the god of Japan appears in the way of thinking, It appeared in people's salvation with the appearance of Mr. Masaki.) 【bonus】 According to the Geographical Survey Institute map, it is possible to join the mountain climb of Jinshan when climbing the back of the hall to the west northwest and leaving the ridge so we climbed the steep cliff covered with cankan stone (Sanukite) and climbed the cloud. Certainly there was a climbing trail at the ridge, but now it is hardly used Even from the altitude of 200 m up to the summit the bamboo that is higher than the height grows thick, the cod with thorny and vine, more sharp prickles I managed to climb the top of the mountain with difficulty in bushing with pruning shears because there were so many. Many stone monuments were built along the way and I thought that this road was originally used topographically until the tower of the high voltage transmission line was to be used exclusively. The descent goes down the ridge a little more north (from an altitude about 170 m) From there, Kang Kin stone to the east direction Kin · kin, Chalin · Charin, Tillin · Challin stomping while rampaging from the ridgeji temple to Okunoin (41st eleven It is descended to the side of the Kannon Ishitabata).

79th Tennoji Temple Okunoin The entrance is also very difficult to understand. Climb the slope between Toroko Tenya and Yasoba Cemetery behind Tennoji Temple (photo). Immediately there is a stone torii gate that says Kanayama Ogami. Climb the slope while being attacked by the spider web. Please visit here especially carefully. The atmosphere is a little different. Goshuin is Daigoji Temple (not Tennoji Temple). Less than 10 minutes by car. You had better call in advance. Daigoji Temple has a gentle priest.