Toshoji Temple - Sendai

A well-kept garden. The backyard where you can feel the history is wonderful.

First of all, the highlight of Mugen Shandong changsu temple is the Jizodo entrance to the approach. If you look at the temple, there is a Jizo Zen Sitting Statue, and in addition to the ceiling picture of the dragon, you can see the sculpture of the Amida dragon outside on the outside. If you go up the approach, it will be a row of pine trees. By the time the main hall was moved to the area, the number of red pines would have been large. I'm expecting an autumnal sweet potato, but it would be difficult. If you look through the mountain gate and look at the roof from the inside, there are no demons on the tiles of the landing. Also, if you look closely, "peach" is on. This has the meaning of amulet from being a "reika". Since it is a Tosho Zen temple that had the role of the onimen seal of Sendai Castle, the fact that you can see the peach blossoms is the meaning to protect the barrier of the Yamamon. As for the main hall and others, fires were destroyed in the early Meiji era and rebuilt, so there are different attractions that are not old. In the image, the ground tiles are accumulated on the ground, and the ground tiles can not be seen on the roof, making them a "Konomaki tile." It is a cloud-like curve design in a so-called rolled shape. Do you seal Onimon with a scroll of scripture? Furthermore, since the part corresponding to the gag fish (gegyo) is a sculpted sculpture, the architecture is quite interesting. Stone lanterns are also curvilinear types, and animals in firebags are also places to observe. The belfry has been damaged and rebuilt after the Great East Japan Earthquake, but it has a fairly heavy roof and a large bell, and a depression is provided on the floor immediately below the bell. The sound is likely to have the effect of reducing the reflected wave, so will it be a deep bass that is clean with less overtones. I am interested.

Masamune Date moved to Sendai and it has been relocated to this place in a temple that is related to Mr. Date, next to Aoba Shrine. As you go up the stairs of the approach path there is a small gate and there is a main hall in the back.

It is a very venerable temple, and the chief priest kindly responded and received a red stamp.

One of the five temples of Kitayama, which originated from the Date family. The story originated from the fourth generation of the Dato family in the Kamakura period, and then through Yonezawa and Iwadeyama to Sendai. The site of the present Aoba shrine was originally the grounds of this temple. In the cemetery, there is a large amulet tree planted by Masamune. It is a lot of soft people in the danfamilio.

It is a temple near Kita-Sendai Station.

It's a very nice temple! ️ The priest is flexible in various consultations. It is also popular with Danka people.

Toshoji Temple One of the five Zen temples Kitayama alongside Sendai and Kitayama. I received a red stamp. There is a red pine tree in the precincts, and it was designated as a preserved tree by Sendai City on June 5, 1975, and it is about 350 years old, so as of 2021, it is about 395 years old. It is a red pine that feels history and calms down when you look at it very nicely.