Semuisan Kanon Temple - Ibi District

Actually, it is a pretty power spot

Kannon, an event protected by the villagers. I found Taoyuan Township (temple) by chance.

The waves are gentle, there is no spirit, but It is a mountain temple with something attractive

Temple (Temple) is, Zhongshan a temple of the Soto sect Kasuga, Gifu Prefecture Ibi District ibigawa. And the mountain is 施無 Kashikoyama. Ogaki Toda Mr. Yukari of temple. Temple of the Tendai sect in nourished first year (1181), was held in place of the more mountain than current position as a source primary hermitage. It is transferred to the current location of the Higashitonari to Koan year. Warring States era late become a Muju, was devastated Buddha also brought out is in. 1600 years (1600), line length Konishi, which was defeated in the Battle of Sekigahara is had been hiding in the temple, transmitted to have been arrested by Takenaka Shigekado. The 1601 years (1601) Senjukan'non from village Tanehon image of Dainichi and Shakanyorai is transferred, will rest. Shoho year, by Reimu that case devotion to Nakayama of Kannon when you Sai was the heir of Masakatsu Honda sister of Ogaki feudal lord Toda Mr. founder Toda Mr. iron was suffering from eye disease, is said to have cured visited Totera .. Keian first year (1648), revived the ruined source primary Anne Toda Mr. Shin, changed to Soto the Daijoji 25 II Shiramine Genshizuku as Emotion founding, was named Bomun Mountain Temple. Then, Ona to Manji year is paid to Kannon another Kannon image as the principal image is transferred to the Kannon image to himself Sakae spring Council, which was built, and has a current of Buddha. When it is destroyed by fire in 1733 year (1733), it was revived by the feudal lord Toda Mr. length of time. Spread first year (1860) was destroyed again, has led changed to 施無 Kashikoyama the reconstruction has been and the mountain by Toda Mr. teen Toda ShiAkira.

The scenery of the temples and shrines and their surroundings, and the appearance of the houses are wonderful, and photos are posted together. (Because I have a photo of around Kashiwacho Kasuga, so it's a bit wide area) Good old-fashioned hometown in Japan, with old-fashioned houses, narrow narrow alleyways, and a view looking up from the bottom of a slope, which are built on a slope near Kannonji Temple. Or, it seems to be a stage for traditional Japanese tales and fairy tales. As a photographer, as a creator who creates works, I would like to take a story on the stage here. However, because it is a quiet place and life, should I keep it soft? The grandmother takes care of the field, some cats take a nap, the water flows from the well, ... that's a good place. The scenery of Ibukiyama seen from here is also wonderful.

There are two types of red seals, one that is self-sealed and one that has a priesthood written on it.

I have visited Ibigawa Town several times, but today I took the plunge to visit Kanonji Temple, which I hadn't visited before because it was so deep. Kanonji was located at the end of a narrow, narrow road that connects several villages. I found the sign "Kanonji" in the village on a slope with little flat land. There is also a parking lot for several cars to park the car. The main hall is located after climbing the steep stone steps. There are many temples with stone steps, but the stairs are quite steep. There is abundant hand water at the entrance of the stairs, and you can feel the richness unique to Yamasato. I went up the stairs while saying fluffy, but I felt sorry and embarrassed because the meditation session was being held at the main hall. However, everyone continued to do zazen without any movement, and even though the priest was in zazen, he also responded to the red stamp. Thank you very much. I was also surprised that so many people came together in a less popular mountain village. While reading the guide, I was a little surprised that there was a temple related to Yukinaga Konishi and the Utsunomiya fishing ceiling incident in such a place. There was a shrine right next to it, and I was able to immerse myself in the atmosphere of a quiet mountain village for a while.