Heisenji

Temple of ceramic village

Original Text

It is a temple in the back of the village of Yamagata City's famous ceramic art "Hirashimizu Yaki". It is said to be the founder of Jikaku Daishi, and there is a monument to the iron bowl and the pottery ancestor of the important cultural property. It's a quiet place. Adjacent to the site is a well-maintained Dainichido, and there is a torii gate at the entrance to the approach. It is an atmosphere precinct. There is a parking lot on the other side of the mountain gate.

Yamazo Shinzoku

Original Text

The 33 temples of Saigoku are famous in Kansai, but I first learned that there is Yamagata Jusansacre Ground when I came to Heisenji Temple. It's natural for pilgrims to know

Spring is weeping cherry blossoms, summer is shade, autumn leaves, winter snow

Original Text

It is located in a quiet place located north of Mt. Togami at the southern foot of Mt. Chitose on the east side of Yamagata City. It is also a place that passed through the city of Hirashimizu, a pottery town. The weeping cherry blossoms in the precincts are wonderful and often start to bloom around the end of April. The main hall (I think) called Dainichido is in the back and is located on the southwest slope of Mt. Chitose. At the entrance of the approach, there is a stone torii gate, probably because of the syncretization of Shinto and Buddhism. The space from the approach to Dainichido is covered with trees 々 and is quiet. In spring, U ...

Far from the station

Original Text

The station k and others take a car about １５. It is the direction to go to the prefectural office. The Golden Hall is famous here and you can't get money, so you can watch it slowly.

Famous for Korori Kannon. Weeping cherry blossoms are wonderful.

Original Text

Visited on April 19th. The location is a bit inconvenient. The road is narrow and there is not much space to park the car. So it may be better to go by taxi. I don't think the fare was 2000 yen. Still, the weeping cherry blossoms here are very powerful, so it's worth a visit so you can take a taxi. There is one at the gate and one in the precincts. It was really overwhelming beauty. And this is "Korori Kannon" ...