Seion-ji Temple

The first thing to see here is the stone lantern.

Original Text

Many of them were rebuilt in later generations, such as Yakushido in １６８６ years, Niomon in １７９５ years, and Honbo in １８０４ years. The temple itself is an old temple that counts １０００ hundreds of years, but the hall other than the lantern is new. When you visit here, please check that the main gate, Niomon gate, lanterns, and main hall are lined up straight from below, rather than going up to the precincts. The arrangement of the cathedral is reminiscent of the long history. If possible, please call in advance, etc., and please worship "oni extermination picture scroll" ...

It is the temple of the Tanba Kosetsu Sacred Ground No. １２ No. 1 Fudasho.

Original Text

Officially Kamakurayama Seiyuji Temple. It is a Koyasan Shingon sect temple. １４００ An old temple in Tanba that boasts the auspiciousness of the year. The founding is really famous as the "Legendary Temple of Demon Extermination", which was given Yakushi Nyorai as the principal image during the Asuka period. There is a benefit to healing illness. The sights here include stone lanterns, stone gardens, and votive tablets and scrolls for extermination of demons. Especially, votive tablets and scrolls for extermination of demons are valuable cultural properties. When I looked at the main hall from the mountain gate, a stone lantern entered the center, and it was a temple with a wonderful landscape.

Famous as a temple of legendary extermination of oni

Original Text

It is a famous temple of the legend of extermination of demons but I did not know. It is said that this Seihoji Temple carved and enshrined a Buddha statue when Emperor Yomei's third prince, Prince Maroko, exterminated the demon on Mt. Oe. It seems that the clouds are clear and the sky is clear, and it is said that it is the moon of the light of the light (Imperial Prince Goei), but it is not a song from the time of Emperor Yomei, right? Obviously, people of later generations are making it. Well, it's a common story ... By the way, border ...