Ryokan Statue

yokan, young.

Original Text

　Entsuji Temple is known as a temple where Yoshihiro, who is also known as a haiku poet and calligrapher, practiced for 11 years from the age of 22. This statue was built by a local group in 1981 (Showa 56), 150 years after Yoshihiro died. It is the most prominent place when you step into the temple in the shape of a bowl. In the explanation of the statue, there was an inscription letter given by kazuhisa kunisen of entsu Ji Temple, a master of Ryokan, but it was the contents that the master's love could be seen.

Statue of Yoshihiro kazuhisa in Entsu Ji Temple

Original Text

The statue is named Ryokan on Tamashima. A statue of Kazuhisa Ryokan at Entsuji Temple. Entsuji is a temple where Kazuhisa Ryokan practiced for about 22 to 10 years. The building where Kazuhisa Ryokan woke up is named Ryokando and remains in the precincts of Entsuji Temple.