Shinnyouji - Kisarazu

It was a beautiful temple with weeds cut. There is a pond behind the temple and many flowers are likely to bloom during the water lily season.

Unfortunately, I couldn't get the red stamp because I didn't have a resident professor, but I stayed nearby so I asked to check it again the next day. I learned a lot about history by telling my wife various stories. It is near the parking lot at the temple.

At the temple here, I'm a Danish family, but still relatively It's a new place. I'm collecting Danya from the grave and want a lot of people to protect it. As the chief priest says, the current chief priest is a great person, but he is willing to cultivate mountains and build Shinyoji Temple.

Shinnoji Temple On the left side of the road leading up to the temple area, the approach from the time the temple was built continues. At the time of the visit, according to the local people, it is the road where the lord of the time (Mr. Takeda) visited. During the Boshin War at the end of the Edo period, the former Shogunate Army Confederate army that did not favor Edo Kaesa escaped, and after landing in the sea road Kisarazu from the middle of Edo city, the headquarters moved to this temple. It is named [Tokugawa Yoshigunate]. Defeated in a battle (Ichikawa Funabashi Goi Anezaki) with the new government Boso Zentai army in less than a month and left this temple. After that, the temple was turned to ash dust after being set on fire by a new government army that was marching. According to the document [Ameki no Yume] written in the Boso Monographs, Hachiro Fukuda, who is the head of the Tokugawa army and is the governor of the Tokugawa army, was defeated in the battle of Goi Funabashi and came to Japan from Kururi Castle. In response to the news, when he decided to withdraw due to the fear of the Shinjoji headquarters, he sank a cannonball in the temple pond. The location of the pond is unknown, but excavations of the temple area may reveal some relics. The current cathedral is different from the position at the time.

This is the temple where my parents are sleeping. The priest and wife should be kind. We are looking for a priest and are developing the surroundings by the priest himself. There is a restaurant nearby I am sorry that there is no such thing. I set up the grave myself, If you want to raise it cheaply, please ask.

Kaisan is an ancient temple of the Soto sect whose main priest is Amida Nyorai, whose mountain name is Tenningzan. Is a high-ranking younger brother of Masafumi Tsukie, the second generation of Ryuonji Temple in Seki Sansetsu. .. In April 1868, 500 remnants of Tokugawa stayed in the temple due to the Boshin War and were set on fire by the attacking government forces, and all the temple temples were returned to ash dust, but they were rebuilt today. It has reached. On the back mountain of this mountain, there is the Doryokudo, which was rebuilt in 2014, the Anafudoson (Namikiri Fudoson), which was enshrined in the cave and escaped from burning, the tomb of Nobuoki Kaisan Takeda, and the tomb of Shogon Kaisan. It is worth seeing. There is a large parking lot and toilet.

It was built in 1464 in the middle of the Muromachi period as a family temple of the Kazusa Takeda family after the opening of the Zen master, Shogon Mitsuyama, by Takeda Nobuoki, the first Takeda clan. The mountain number is Mt. Tianning, an ancient temple of the Soto sect in Kazusa. The Takeda clan dominated the Kazusa circle for several generations, but it is said that it was destroyed due to internal conflicts between the clan. It is said that Shinyoji played an important role as a training dojo for the Soto sect even after the fall of the Takeda clan, and prospered to the extent that it was called Koyasan in Kazusa under the patronage of Mr. Hojo and Mr. Tokugawa. However, during the Boshin War in 1868, the headquarters of the Tokugawa side army was set up, so it was set on fire by the government forces, and everything was returned to ash dust. After that, we started to rebuild the main hall in 1900, but it was burnt down due to an accidental misfire, and since then, the lanterns have been protected in the temporary main hall where the private house was relocated. In 1991, 500 years after the death of Zen Master Shogon Mitsuyama, who opened the mountain, the main hall and the guest hall were rebuilt with the strong wishes of the Danish believers and the cooperation of many people. Since then, the back of the warehouse and the temple office have been improved, and in 2014, a chinjugami hall was built on the mountain to commemorate the 550th anniversary of its founding. Furthermore, the renovation of successive priests' graveyards and the renovation of the approach to the shrine have been promoted to this day.

I visited in autumn, but I can enjoy the scent of cluster amaryllis, Kibana cosmos, and Kanagi sardine. It is said that it was burnt down once, but the lion carved in the lantern may be the one at that time because it has a season. A hawk kite, which is often seen in rice fields, was hung in the hall of worship, and the main hall was surrounded by something like an electric fence. Since it is in the mountains, it may be necessary to take measures against vermin.