Shorenji - Sakaide

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Classic concerts are held at temples during the Bon Festival. I respect it as Bodoji Temple.

Shorenji Temple Shinshu Kosho School ● In November 2018, the Agency for Cultural Affairs newly reported five cases, including the main hall and the mountain gate in the precincts of Shorenji Temple in Kamo-cho, Sakaide City, to "National Registered Tangible Cultural Properties (Buildings)". (The following is a copy of a part that outlines the features stated in the report) Shinshu Temple at the western foot of Goshokudai in Sakaide City. The main hall is a gabled roof with a gabled roof on the south front, and the worship (* 1) is carved with dragons and baku on the nose (* 2), and the rainbow beam (* 3) is dynamic with carp on the waves. It is richly decorated with various patterns. Here is a good example of the Shinshu main hall in the late Edo period in the Sanuki region. On the east side of the main hall, a large entrance with a wife and a small entrance of Ryosage-zukuri (* 4) are connected, forming a profound landscape of the central part of the precincts together with the main hall. On the west side of the mountain gate in front of the precincts, there is a bell tower with a main tile roof, and on the east side, a hexagonal flat book tile-roofed storehouse is lined up across the approach to prepare the front of the precincts. The mountain gate is a gable-built, tiled-roofed Yakui-mon (* 5). Make it with a sense of volume. It is a valuable building that conveys the architectural style of the mid-Edo period in the precincts. (* 1) Where worshipers worship toward the main shrine (* 2) The part where the ends of the hijiki, rainbow beam, etc. protrude outside the pillar (* 3) A type of beam in temple and shrine architecture that bends like a rainbow. (* 4) A format that does not have a gabled wife (* 5) A gate with a gable roof with a backing pillar only behind the two main pillars. (* 6) Wood with a rectangular cross section [Construction date (current) and tangible cultural property type of registered tangible cultural property] ・ Main hall: Bunsei 8 (1825) -Building ・ Large entrance and small entrance: Koka 2nd year (1845) -Building ・ Bell Tower: Meiji 43-Workpiece ・ Keizo: Meiji 12-Building ・ Yamamon: Mid-Edo period-geographical objects ● Sanuki no Chi and Shinshu Temple (from the handouts of the registered tangible cultural property (building) briefing session held at the temple in December 2018) It is said that the Shinshu temple was built in Sanuki and Awa by the 7th generation Ryogenjojin (1295) of the Jodo Shinshu temple Koshoji Temple (the head temple of the Shinshu Koshoji school. The founder was Shinshu Shonin) in Shimogyo Ward, Kyoto City. ~ 1336), Hideyoshi (brother) and Jodo (younger brother), the sons of Kyotayu Ikoma, the lord of Otori Castle in Izumi Province. His older brother Hideyoshi founded Anrakuji in Awa, and his younger brother Jyosen founded Jokoji in Sanuki. After that, Shinshu temples were erected one after another in various parts of Sanuki from the latter half of the 15th century to the end of the 16th century. Shorenji is also the last temple of this Jokoji. ● Derived from Shorenji Temple (from the handouts of the registered tangible cultural property (building) briefing session held at the temple in December 2018) When Emperor Sutoku was distributed to the land of Sanuki, Shorenji was greeted by Matsuyama Tsu and was taken care of by the private residence "Kumoi no Yakata". In "Shorenji-ki", the Emperor Sutoku often stayed in the Horen (* 7), and even the crest of the chrysanthemum (* 8) was given to him in the Marunouchi period. ) Was ordered to spread the Shinshu sect in his hometown by a priest (a monk of the Jodo Shinshu sect from the middle of the Muromachi period to the Warring States period) when he came to Tokyo. It is estimated that Dou was erected and maintained from 1534). Shorenji Temple has been in the same place from the time of its foundation to the present day, because the Ayagawa district, which follows the flow of the Ayagawa River, including this area, was the residence of the Ayakaen clan and its descendants. It is said that "Ryokonzan" is located in the residence of the Ayagawa clan and is understood as a temple that looks up to the royal tomb of Emperor Sutoku to the northeast. (The gon points to the northeast in the direction, and it is understood that the wish to protect the demon gate (northeast) by the tomb of Emperor Sutoku is included.) (* 7) Emperor's vehicle (* 8) The crest of "Ippongiku" (Hitomotogiku). There is a sculptural coat of arms on the Karato in front of the main hall. It can also be seen on a part of the tip of the onigawara.

This temple is a temple of the Jodo Shinshu Kosho school. It is said that it was erected and possessed a statue of Shinran Jojin and a license from Honganji Temple.

Yamagoin Temple No. Ayakoyama Jokyoin Shorenji Temple Sect Jodo Shinshu Koshoji sect Honzon Amida Nyorai Hayashida-mura, Tayu Kanno is the descendant of Aya Takato who helped Emperor Sutoku, and when Tsunekiyo came to Tokyo, he wanted to spread Jodo Shinshu to his hometown (mid-Muromachi to 1458 to 1525). I was ordered to open the base. Details such as the date of opening are unknown. In addition, on March 29, 2019, the main hall and other buildings were registered as a nationally registered tangible cultural property (building) as a valuable building group that conveys the architectural style of the middle Edo period. Also, at the end of the year, a classic concert is held in the main hall. The garden trees in the precincts were pruned cleanly and cleansed, and I was able to make a really pleasant prayer.