Zuirinji Temple - Taito City

Nichiren sect head temple, Zuirinji Temple, Shichimenzan, Tokyo. It is located in Yanaka, Tokyo, a town with many temples. It is difficult to find a temple because the surrounding area is a temple. You won't know unless you check it on a map or navigation. If you don't understand, you can also visit at random. Even if you arrive at Zuirinji Temple soon, you have to be careful not to get in the way of the Danya because it has a graveyard. It seems that there are graves of famous people, so please do not vandalize the graves. Tomb Mylars would be grateful if they could review what kind of grave they had. Su

20220217 Visited on an adult road trip. As expected, there are many one-way streets in Tokyo. When I thought I could go right from the street, I turned back without going one way, checked the map and entered the narrow road from the south. Well, it's full of temples, like Sashizume Teramachi. The gate is small, but I managed to get in and the precincts are a parking lot. Visit the main hall and apply for the title at the office. There is a rest area next door, so please wait there. Pictures of visiting Kuonji Temple were displayed in the rest area. By the way, was it originally the last temple of Kuonji? It seems that Nihonbashibakuro, who was an academic instructor of Ieyasu, opened a missionary school at Kuonji Temple in Bakuro-cho on a promise with Ieyasu. Predecessor? The colored paper of Kuonji Nichiren Shonin and the Nichiren sect newspaper were placed there. The article about the completion of Kamakura Nichiren-do was interesting. I saw that the seven-sided mountain in Tokyo, which is written in the title, was not on the main hall but on the way to the street in a one-way street. It seems to be famous for the statue of the ancestor of apotropaic magic and easy delivery.

It is a magnificent and large temple in a residential area. There are many temples around here (ΦωΦ)

"Zuirinji", the historical head temple of the Nichiren sect, located at 4-2-5 Yanaka, Taito-ku, Tokyo. The old main mountain is Kuonji Temple in Minobu. Ushioshi Hoen. Rokugain Nichiren-shu is the ancestor of the law that originated from Iidaka Danrin, and is the largest law in the current Nichiren sect. As one of the ten great ancestors of Edo, he is called the ancestor of Apotropaic magic and easy delivery. During the Edo period, it was an Edo tentacle along with Zenryuji Temple (Adachi Ward) and Soenji Temple (Suginami Ward) of Kuonji Temple. ● Edo Jyudaishi, the founder of easy-to-deliver rice spoons ・ On March 13, 1274, I met a person named Sekizenzaemon near the Musashi Kuni Kumegawa on the way to Kamakura after being exiled to Sado, a Nichiren saint. ・ Seki Zenzaemon's wife is suffering from dystocia, and when she asks for help, the saint immediately gives birth to the house and her mother and child are sick. ・ The family and the family worshiped the sensation and received a message. They carved a saint's statue and built a Zenjinji temple in Yanaka, Musashi, and enshrined the statue. ・ Later moved to Yanaka Kanoji Temple (currently Tennoji Temple). ・ On November 12, 1698, the ancestor of Yasushi Iibo, one of the ten ancestors of Edo, was transferred from Kanoji (currently Tennoji), which was converted to the Tendai sect due to the suppression of the Fuju-fuse. Because of the danrin of the Nichiren sect, there is a monk who learns the Lotus Sutra at the temple office, but probably because he is training, the scoop ruler will handle it all the time, so you can not expect a law story like other temples. When I received the theme, I was asked to put 500 yen in a box like a UNICEF donation box, but I couldn't get any change, and I didn't have any exchange or vending machine (T. T). ● Mountain number: Tsz Wan Shan ● Name: Zuirinji Temple ● Address: 4-2-5 Yanaka, Taito-ku, Tokyo ● Sect: Nichiren sect ● Honzon: Statue of Soushi (Easy Iibo Soushi) ● Year of foundation: 1591 ● Kaisan: Jiyunin Nissin Shonin ● Also known as: Edo Jyudai Soshi, the ancestor of easy-to-deliver rice spoons ● Fudasho, etc .: None ● Origin: ・ In 1591, Zuirinji Temple was built in Nihonbashibakurocho. ・ Moved to Kanda in 1601. ・ In 1649, moved to the current location. ・ In 1868, the entire mountain was destroyed by the Ueno War. ・ In April 2006, promoted from Nakamotoyama to Motoyama (historic temple) ● Goshuin: ・ At the temple office, write the red stamp and the subject ・ The payment fee is 500 yen ・ Put it in the box at the reception desk of the temple office. ・ Because there is no change, prepare 500 yen in advance. ・ The red stamp of "Myoho" is on the red stamp book. ・ You can find your theme in the theme book. "Rice Spoon Master Tokyo Shichimenyama"

When Ieyasu Tokugawa was educated by Nissin Shonin when he was young, he promised to build a temple for his superiors in the future, and Kaisan would be the temple that realized it. There is a guest Inari shrine in the precincts. It is said to be the guardian deity of the Lotus Sutra, which is said to have appeared as a bodhisattva in order to rescue the people. Inari's general benefit is "five grain abundance", but guest Inari is said to be "prosperous in business" or "thousands of customers". In addition, there is a graveyard of Okubo main water (Mont) where Kanda Aqueduct was drawn. You will also be looking forward to listening to the origin and reading of the name of Mondo Nakamura.