Tokugenji Temple

Nirvana と 500 Rohan

Original Text

A temple of the Rinzai sect. The beginning of this temple was when Nobuo Oda's second son, Nobuo, founded Hosenji Temple, the predecessor of Tokugenji Temple. Later, the Owari Tokugawa family １４ Yoshikatsu, the lord of the lord, arranged the current halls. The Buddha Hall that remained without being destroyed in the Nagoya air raid in Showa ２０ is a must-see. A large reclining Buddha with a height １ length ６ shaku lies with the north as a pillow. The exotic face with large eyes that can be seen even if it is closed and the high nose that passes through is wonderful. The 500 Rakan statue watching over the Nirvana Buddha is also ...

It was a very nice temple.

Original Text

It is a Zen temple of the Rinzai sect Myoshinji school near the Tokugawa Museum of Art. It originated from the temple founded by Nobuo Oda, and it seems that it was around the end of the Edo period that it was arranged in such a good manner. The precincts are large and there is also a temple with a reclining statue. You can take a leisurely stroll.

A statue of Nirvana was seen.

Original Text

Located in Higashi-ku, Nagoya. It is one of the largest temples in this area. The temple is a venerable temple built with the support of the lord of Owari. It is famous for its lying "reclining statue".

I attended the zazen meditation.

Original Text

The strange station was noisy and it seemed rather like a play, but the mouth and mindfulness that made the Soto sect foolish (it's zenjo just by the difference in words). I was like a fool who was hoping to get a zazen and a thankful story by wasting people's time and showing off ignorance that made me foolish. I won't go anymore.

Along the main bus street

Original Text

I knew it had been around for a long time, but I was finally able to visit. The precincts are bigger than I expected and I was surprised! And there is a big reclining Buddha there, which is even more surprising! !! !! It was a very calm feeling because of the atmosphere of a historic temple.