Tengakuin - Taito City

Name: Tengakuin - Taito City
Address: 3 Chome-14-1 Nishiasakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0035, Japan, 111-0035, Japan

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住所：	3 Chome-14-1 Nishiasakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0035, Japan
電話：	📞 +88
Postal code :	111-0035
カテゴリ：	Buddhist temple ,

3 Chome-14-1 Nishiasakusa, Taito City, Tokyo 111-0035, Japan

Best Buddhist temple in japan

s	sooy ! on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ よく手入れされたお庭があり、四季折々の花が咲いていて本当に美しい。 There is a well-maintained garden and the flowers are blooming seasonally and it is really beautiful.
佐	佐々木晶子 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 庭に花や木がたくさんあり四季折々楽しめる。住職様は若いがとてもしっかりしている方です。 There are many flowers and trees in the garden and you can enjoy it seasonally. The priest is young but very solid.
Y	Y risotto on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 地元の偉人、細井平洲先生の眠るお寺。ひっそりと静かな、手入れが行き届いたきれいなお庭のお寺でした。 Local greats, temple sleep of Hosoi Heishu teacher. It was a quiet, quiet and beautiful temple in a beautiful garden.
三	三上須美枝 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 国際通りから一本入っただけなのに、静かな佇まいと綺麗にお手入れされたお庭にいつ訪れても癒される場所です。これから紅葉?も楽しめます。誰にも教えたくないけれど、ご紹介したくなります。 It is a place where you can heal anytime you visit a garden that is quietly maintained and clean, even though you only have one from Kokusai Street. You can also enjoy the autumn leaves. I don't want to tell anyone, but I want to introduce you.
M	Mario M. on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 浄土宗天獄院(寺院)のご紹介です。歴史的にも、江戸時代の古地図のも載っているお寺様です。門を、入ると、低い隠し壁で、本堂への道へ、綺麗に、手入れされた庭の、正面に本堂、お参りを済ませてから社務所。お寺の方にご挨拶した後に、先祖ヘのお墓参りですね。お線香、お花、水桶等を持ってお参りをして、もう一度、お帰りの時も、ご挨拶を忘れずに、お願いしますよ。日本人の伝統的、行事のお墓参り、法事、先祖への感謝の心を持ち続ける事を、継続をする事が大切な行事ですね。 (仏教徒として。) 現在は、浅草ビューホテルの裏側に成ります。昔は、国際劇場の跡地にホテルが建設されたのです⁉️ 江戸時代の儒学者細井平州のお墓もあるそうです。素敵で管理されているお寺です浅草と言う繁華街の中に浅草寺を、初めとして、多数の寺院が存在する浅草は、どの様な歴史的な流れが興味有る土地柄ですね❗️ お参り後の、気持ちの清々しい気分は、最高ですね⁉️ It is an introduction of the Jodo sect Tengokuin (temple). Historically, it is a temple that also has an old map from the Edo period. When you enter the gate, you will find a low hidden wall on the road to the main hall, a beautifully maintained garden, the main hall in front of you, and the office after visiting. After greeting the temple, you visit the grave of your ancestors. Bring incense sticks, flowers, buckets, etc. and bring them again. Please do not forget to say hello when you return. It is an important event to continue to have a heart of gratitude for traditional Japanese events such as visiting graves, legal affairs, and ancestors. (As a Buddhist.) Currently, it is behind the Asakusa View Hotel. In the old days, a hotel was built on the site of the International Theater ⁉️ There is also a tomb of Hosoi Heishu, a Confucian scholar from the Edo period. It ’s a nice and well-maintained temple. Asakusa, where there are many temples such as Sensoji Temple in the downtown area of Asakusa, is a land pattern that you are interested in what kind of historical flow ❗️ The refreshing feeling after visiting is the best ⁉️
田	田村紀美子 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 門をくぐると、よく整えられた庭を通って墓地へ出ます。ゆっくり御参りして、安心した気持ちになります After passing through the gate, you will reach the cemetery through a well-arranged garden. Visit slowly and feel at ease
理	理花夏井 on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 友人が眠る墓所のあるお寺です。大黒さんもとても親切。お庭が広く、四季折々、さまざまな緑を眺められます。 It is a temple with a graveyard where friends sleep. Mr. Oguro is also very kind. The garden is large and you can see various greenery in each season.
S	Seijiro Fujino on Google ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 浅草にあるお寺。細井平州のお墓がある。細井平州は江戸時代後期の儒学者で、尾張国知多軍の農家に生まれ、京都や名古屋に出て学び長崎にも進学した。名古屋では折中学派の中西淡淵に師事した。宝暦元年に江戸に出て嚶鳴館を開いた。西条藩邸や上杉邸に招かれ、上杉家では世子の上杉治憲のちの鷹山の教育にあたった。治憲の家督相続後に米沢に招かれ賓師になり鷹山の生涯の師といわれた。藩政改革の教学面を指導して藩政改革、家臣団の統制に大きな役割を果たした。その後に尾張国名古屋藩主徳川宗陸にも招かれ藩校明倫堂の督学になる。寛政四年に督学を辞し江戸に戻る。 A temple in Asakusa. There is a grave of Hosoi Heishu. Hosoi Heishu was a Confucian scholar in the latter half of the Edo period. In Nagoya, he studied under Nakanishi Tanbuchi of the Ori Junior High School. In the first year of the Horeki calendar, he went out to Edo and opened the Komeikan. Invited to the Saijo clan's residence and Uesugi's residence, the Uesugi family taught Takayama after Harunori Uesugi. After the inheritance of Harunori's family, he was invited to Yonezawa to become a guest teacher and was said to be Takayama's lifelong teacher. He taught the academic aspects of feudal affairs reform and played a major role in the feudal affairs reform and control of the vassals. After that, he was invited by Owari Kuni Nagoya feudal lord Tokugawa Soriku to become a scholar of the feudal school Meirindo. In the 4th year of Kansei, he resigned from his studies and returned to Edo.