Honryuji

Prayer for repelling the insect began.

Original Text

It was in a residential area in Niigata City. There was an explanation board at the entrance of the temple, and it was said that in 1746, Genta Abe built Bentendo, which enshrines Benzaiten to pray for the repellent of the tsutsugamushi. It is not possible now, but it is reminiscent of the difficulty of the tsutsuga worm at that time.

there is a grave of abe genta, a pioneer of the schoolyard.

Original Text

It's about ５ on foot from Sansha Shrine, but I was a little lost because I didn't know the direction because it was in a residential area. It's not a big temple, but there was a grave at a temple related to the pioneer Abe Gen, the pioneer of the Ryusakuba. After entering the main gate of the stone pillar, the front is the main hall and the left side is the graveyard, so I searched for a mysterious grave somewhere. There were several graves of the surname Abe, and I was at a loss, but I confirmed that there was an old small old gravestone in the back right side of the entrance to the graveyard, and the common name was carved next to it. What kind of person is Abe Genta? Sansha Shrine, ...

Temple related to Abe gento

Original Text

Genta Abe, a doctor of the Nagaoka domain, developed a new field of workshop on the Shinano River. At that time, it was a place where I prayed for the extermination of rhesus beetles, and the place where the tomb of Genta Abe is located. It's a place that is too minor.

Temple related to Abe gento

Original Text

About a 15-minute walk from JR Niigata Station, there is the long-squeezed Nichiren sect "Honryuji". I worshiped when I took a walk near JR Niigata Station in February. According to the instruction manual in front of the temple, this temple began in 1746 when the pioneer "Abe Genta", a pioneer of the school, built Bentendo, which enshrines Benzaiten, to pray for the repelling of the tsutsugamushi on Tsukiyori Island. .. There is also a tomb of Abe Genta in the precincts, which is a temple related to Abe Genta. If you are interested in shrines and temples, why not visit them?