Sofuku-ji - Gifu

A temple with a grave of Oda Nobunaga. You can see the treasure mountain inside the temple for 200 yen. Is it good for 200 yen? I will think. There were a lot of precious materials and I took a breath. During the visit, I took a picture OK, I also took a considerable amount with a smartphone, but I do not UP because I think it is better to actually go. And the grave of Oda Nobunaga and his child. It is a space where you cannot help but join hands. In front of the grave, there is a small Japanese garden that has been beautifully maintained. It is a place full of Oda family crests, where you can relax and feel better. The parking lot of the temple is also at the corner of the traffic light and is easy to understand. (12 regular cars) The red seal is written, but you can have all three types dated.

It is a temple of the Rinzai sect Myoshinji school, and the mountain number is Jingoyama. Known as the Oda family's family temple, behind the main hall is the tomb of Nobunaga, Nobutada's parents and children, and the mortuary hall. The tomb is engraved with Nobunaga's Dharma name on the right side and Nobutada's Dharma name on the left side of the tombstone. As a tomb of a heavenly man, it is extremely simple and gives an unadorned impression. On the other hand, although the mortuary hall is small, it is surrounded by a wall, and it is brilliantly colored with gold leaf and vivid colors including the entrance gate, and it feels like it is politely enshrined. The door of the temple is closed and you can't look inside, but it seems that the mortuary tablets used at the funeral are enshrined. The precincts are wide, and the approach to the shrine extends straight from the gate to the entrance at the end. There are well-maintained gardens on both sides of the approach, and it is so quiet that you will forget that you are in the city of Gifu. To see the temple, press the button on the intercom at the entrance, and when you enter, the temple will appear at the reception on the right, so you will have to pay the admission fee of 200 yen. A guide broadcast will be broadcast, and according to it, you will see exhibits such as old documents and hanging scrolls displayed in the glass case. On the way, you will cross in front of the inner camp of the main hall, so don't forget to join hands with the Jizo Bodhisattva. I am grateful that I can shoot everything inside the main hall. After visiting the main hall, go back to the reception and go outside. Open the board door on the right wall and enter the courtyard in front of the main hall. Go to the end of the courtyard, go to the backyard from the left side of the main hall, see the tomb of Nobunaga's parents and children and the mortuary hall, and the visit ends.

I have read this review. It was a hot day, but I'm glad I went. I was impressed by the genuine book of Oda Nobunaga. It was a beautiful font! Because it was only duplicated in Gifu Castle. I wanted to see the real thing. Also, I was surprised that the map of the Battle of Sekigahara was written like a diary. It was just a treasure. When you press the intercom and enter the temple, an explanation tape will be played. The explanation will start one after another.

Nobunaga's family temple. On the ceiling of the main hall, the floor of the blood glue of Gifu Castle is stuck on the ceiling in the outpost of the Battle of Sekigahara. I'm surprised. There is a tomb of Nobunaga and Nobutada who died in the Honnoji Incident. It is a temple of the Oda clan's third generation.

It is located just across the Nagara River, north of Gifu Castle. The parking lot is well maintained, the garden is very beautiful, and it is a little-known spot. Inside the main hall, there is a "blood ceiling" where the corridor of the place where Oda Hidenobu's vassals decided themselves in the battle of Gifu Castle in the battle of Sekigahara and the original writing of Oda Nobunaga is used for the ceiling. It is a nice place to have precious things in memory of history and to be able to take pictures. In addition, the mortuary tablets of Nobunaga Oda and Nobutada's parents and children are enshrined behind the main hall. There are many Nobunaga mortuary tablets, but it seems that this mortuary tablet was used at the funeral held by Hideyoshi at Daitokuji Temple in Kyoto. It is a wonderful temple with many other attractions. I think the admission fee of 200 yen is very cheap.

Free parking available. About 8 minutes by car from Ukai Museum. The tour fee is 200 yen. There is a red stamp. There was a note, but I'm glad you wrote it. At Oda Nobunaga's Bodaiji Temple, there are mortuary tablets, graves, books, etc. related to Nobunaga, so I wonder if 200 yen is enough. It's not that big, but it has a bloody ceiling and a beautiful garden, so it's full of attractions. The book of Yuzuki Hana was wonderful with a brush. Nobunaga-sama's lesson The word had something to resonate with. It happened that bees were gathering at the lantern at the entrance, and I was a little scared. Be careful of bees as it is a natural garden.

The parking lot is in front of you. It is a temple with the graveyard of Oda Nobunaga. It is well maintained and beautiful, with historical paintings and a calm atmosphere. In particular, I saw the garden and felt that there was no loss.