Jorakuji

Luohan Palace の 500 Luohan

Original Text

Jorakuji Temple was finally occupied by Uesugi from Takeda to Oda. A temple donated by Kenshin Uesugi's adopted son, Kagekatsu Uesugi, at the request of Enkeiji Temple. Kagekatsu Uesugi red stamps and stamps are preserved. There is a vermilion roofed Rakan Hall and 500 Rakan are enshrined.

In the column を color る engraving に note!

Original Text

It is located in the hilly area of about 500 ｍ east of Nakano Matsukawa Station on the Nagaden Nagano Line. From a distance, the bright vermilion roof of the Rakanden stands out. This is a temple that Kagekatsu Uesugi finally donated to Enkeiji as a place to mourn his father Kenshin's Bodhisattva while this place changed between Takeda → Oda → Uesugi and his Lord. The bright vermilion roof of the Rakan Hall stands out in the idyllic countryside (Satoyama style). At first glance, the 500 Rakan of the Rakan Hall feels like a highlight, but if you are not conscious, it is easy to overlook ...

A temple with a lot of things to see!

Original Text

A temple on the way back from skiing at Shiga Kogen. The red roof seen from the parking lot was very impressive. However, when you enter the Rakanden, the Rakan lined up in the shape of a hinadan on the left and right is quite powerful, and when you go to the main hall, the sculpture of the column, which is designated as a tangible cultural property of Nakano City, is wonderful. In addition, the ink painting of the dragon in the house in the foreground is a masterpiece.