Seishindaitokushoutokuhi

Miyajima の benefactor

Original Text

It is a monument to honor the oath that is said to be a monk of the Edo period and a benefactor of Miyajima. There is a temple called Komyoin in the immediate vicinity, and after that, it is located in a place like a square with a good view. I can hardly read the characters, but I just looked it up and found how good a person was.

Superb view point

Original Text

If you walk along the mountain toward the pier from the five-storied pagoda, you will see this monument. The place where the monument is located is a little open and you can see the view toward the five-storied pagoda. In addition, you can see the scenery without being blocked by trees from the place where the monument is located.

thank you for seishinsan.

Original Text

It was in a nice view square near Komyoin. It was a monument built by Miyajima 々 with gratitude to Mr. Seishin, who taught bamboo and wood work and dug wells.

Zhou Yu が Field and Outlook Station

Original Text

When I went down the road from the direction of the five-storied pagoda to the pier, there was a sign on the way, so I visited it. There was only a large stone monument, but the surrounding area was maintained as a square and observatory, and the view toward Miyajimaguchi was widening. The tourists who were looking for the observatory were more noticeable than the tour of the monument.

It's a pretty magnificent monument.

Original Text

Seishin is a monk who is said to be a benefactor of Miyajima who dug wells in Miyajima and taught how to make rice cakes. I was training at a temple called Komyoin, but a monument was built in a place with a good view overlooking the city at the end of the temple. It is a pretty magnificent monument.