Nakayama-dera Temple Daiganto

A tower with a dazzling vermilion color

Original Text

A dazzling vermilion tower just above Amidado. Great subject in the photo. Like the five-storied pagoda, it's a pity that it's too well-organized to make you feel the weight of history.

Zhu Tuりの Wugenliと Golden の Phase Wheel

Original Text

Rebuilt in 2007. Generally called Tahoto. The bright vermilion attic and pillars attract the eye, and the rounded second layer and the golden ring extending from the roof to the sky make you feel graceful. The basement is a ihai room for the eitai memorial service, and it is said that dainichi Nyorai is enshrined, but general visitors cannot visit it.

It's a large vermilion hall.

Original Text

It is a large hall that stands out in vermilion even in Nakayamaji Temple, and is located on the west side of the main hall and arrives by climbing the stone steps. It is an important hall that enshrines Dainichi Nyorai.

It is a beautiful vermilion Tahoto.

Original Text

It is located up the stairs on the left side of the main hall. Dainichi Nyorai is enshrined in the Daiganto. It is a Tahoto with a beautiful vermilion color. You can see it from a distance.

Symbol of Nakayama Ji Temple

Original Text

Nakayamaji Temple is the head temple of the Shingon sect Nakayama school, and is said to have been built by Prince Shotoku as the oldest Kannon sacred place in Japan. I worshiped for the first time in a long time in November. Oganto is a beautiful vermilion Tahoto that enshrines Dainichi Nyorai, which can be seen from inside the Hankyu Takarazuka Line. It is a symbol of Nakayamaji Temple. This building was rebuilt in 2007. It is also lit up with the five-storied pagoda. Nakayamaji has many temples, so it takes time ...