曹洞宗 観音寺（高津観音寺）

It is a quiet temple.

Bowing with Kannon I hope there are good things to visit ...

There used to be a shrine on the premises dedicated to foreigners who were suspected of arson during the great fire of Edo and were slaughtered.

It is one of Yachiyo Yafukujin. ️Yachiyo Yafukujin is one plus seven Shichifukujin after Yachiyo Eight and becomes Yafukujin. ️Here we worship Hotei Takashi. Do n’t forget to stamp on the Yachiyo Yafukujin Goshushi sheet. ️.

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It is well maintained and clean. There is also a big Budai in the precincts, Climbing further up, you can see the people of the Korean Peninsula who were affected by the Great Kanto Earthquake. There is also a large tower that mourns. There is also a colorful bell tower, which is spectacular. The parking lot is well maintained, so it's easy to access.

If you climb a little uphill from the temple, you will find a colored bell tower called "Fuhua Bell Tower" in the graveyard. For some reason no one has mentioned it in the word of mouth, but this is during the Great Kanto Earthquake at the end of the Taisho era, in anxiety psychology, "Korean people have rioted, plundered, throwing poison into the well" It is a memorial hall for the people who were danced by hoaxes to seize, assault and kill Koreans in a vigilante (some people may not believe it, and it has been taboo for a long time). However, there is no doubt that it happened, regardless of scale, written in many official records and written in children's writings. I thought that this massacre occurred mainly in Tokyo, but it seems that the same thing happened in Chiba. In fact, people from the Korean Peninsula have been sacrificed, but in the text of the intention posted here (1985), "Korean" is written. It has a political background and is very interesting. In order to comfort the souls of the Koreans who died in the wake of the Great Kanto Earthquake in September 1923, we built the Fuhua Bell Tower in the precincts of Takatsu Kannonji Temple and dedicated this memorial bell. This bell tower, built with the heart of Korean tiles and timber, and Korean style red sand, with the hearts of thirteen Korean cities and roads, is now standing above the Genkai Sea. That ridiculously dark history was filled with the screams of that day, leaving the soul alone. However, the lost history was once again revealed by the two generations of priests here at Kannonji who set up a memorial service and many civil groups worked to dig the shame of their country. The fiction of the so-called "Korean attack" and the frenzy of the madness that prevented it from being recorded have reappeared in the world half a century later. However, even though modern Koreans hate the dark history, they do not want to blame Japan or the Japanese today. Rather, I look straight at history and even thank the humble Japanese friends before that history. This year, the 40th anniversary of the independence and the 20th anniversary of the normalization of diplomatic relations between Korea and Japan, this modern bell is devoted to us modern Koreans offering this little bell. I hope that this quiet Kodama of the Narashino field will be engraved on the chests of all Koreans and Japanese, and will serve as an epicenter to hold hands with each other. While listening to the sound of this bell together, let's think about the sad history of 63 years ago, share the pain of the many victims together, and swear on mutual understanding and mutual respect today. September 1, 1985 Great Kanto Earthquake Korean victims Memorial bell erection committee

It is also the tenth ticket office of Yoshihashi Daishi. Stone sign on the left side facing the mountain gate It says, "Owada Village Enkoin Hehaccho". This seems to be the distance from Shofukuji Temple at that time. Shofukuji itself is an abandoned temple, and there is a Shofukuji monument that describes the process. The monument of the site of Shofukuji Temple, which was in the old position, has been relocated due to the conversion to residential land.