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This temple is a temple of the Jodo sect Chion-in school.
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This temple is a temple of the Jodo sect Chionin school. The principal image is Amida Nyorai. It is also a family temple in the neighborhood of my house. The priest here is 73 years old this year and is a very personality. If you have any problems, they will consult you seriously. This temple is healed for some reason.
It is a temple of the Jodo sect Chion-in school. The main hall enshrines the sitting statue of Amida Nyorai, a major cultural property, as the principal image, but since I am a Dan family, I can enter the hall, but the general public cannot enter the hall.
I asked you to visit us on the equinoctial week. Hojusan Takerinin Saionji is a temple of the Jodo sect Chionin school, and it was called Saionji in the temple built by Fujiwara no Kimitsune at the foot of Mt. Kinugasa in 1224 during the Kamakura period. Since Yoshimitsu Ashikaga wanted Mt. Kinkaku when he built Kinkakuji during the Muromachi period, he moved to Muromachi in Kamigyo Ward and moved to his current location in 1590. The amount of the main hall is written by Kimi Saionji. The principal image is the statue of Amida Nyorai made in the Kamakura period. The Saionji family is ...
The chief priest here is in his 70s. He is a very kind person. It is also my family temple. The former 々 is at Buddhist University, and the subordinates at that time can come with the help of 々. Inari-san and Benten-san are also enshrined, and the chief priest of nearby Sairinji Temple is burning Goma.
It is a jodo sect temple with Sango (literally, "mountain name"), which is the title prefixed to the name of a Buddhist temple, and INGO (a title given to a Buddhist priest). The jodo sect temples are generally closed except for some parts, and there are many temples with high thresholds that reject the people who come (except for the cherry blossoms) (the Zen sect temple is also cherry blossoms). On the other hand, except for a small part of the temples related to the Nichiren sect, the gates are open, the precincts are well cleaned, and many monks are polite and humble. However, visit thousands of temples My impression of worshiping. This is a Jodo sect temple ...
This temple is a temple of the Jodo sect Chion-in school.
This temple is a temple of the Jodo sect Chionin school. The principal image is Amida Nyorai. It is also a family temple in the neighborhood of my house. The priest here is 73 years old this year and is a very personality. If you have any problems, they will consult you seriously. This temple is healed for some reason.
Obon visit
It is a temple of the Jodo sect Chion-in school. The main hall enshrines the sitting statue of Amida Nyorai, a major cultural property, as the principal image, but since I am a Dan family, I can enter the hall, but the general public cannot enter the hall.
Kurdi Temple
I asked you to visit us on the equinoctial week. Hojusan Takerinin Saionji is a temple of the Jodo sect Chionin school, and it was called Saionji in the temple built by Fujiwara no Kimitsune at the foot of Mt. Kinugasa in 1224 during the Kamakura period. Since Yoshimitsu Ashikaga wanted Mt. Kinkaku when he built Kinkakuji during the Muromachi period, he moved to Muromachi in Kamigyo Ward and moved to his current location in 1590. The amount of the main hall is written by Kimi Saionji. The principal image is the statue of Amida Nyorai made in the Kamakura period. The Saionji family is ...
It's the family temple.
The chief priest here is in his 70s. He is a very kind person. It is also my family temple. The former 々 is at Buddhist University, and the subordinates at that time can come with the help of 々. Inari-san and Benten-san are also enshrined, and the chief priest of nearby Sairinji Temple is burning Goma.
is it a temple related to the saionji family?
It is a jodo sect temple with Sango (literally, "mountain name"), which is the title prefixed to the name of a Buddhist temple, and INGO (a title given to a Buddhist priest). The jodo sect temples are generally closed except for some parts, and there are many temples with high thresholds that reject the people who come (except for the cherry blossoms) (the Zen sect temple is also cherry blossoms). On the other hand, except for a small part of the temples related to the Nichiren sect, the gates are open, the precincts are well cleaned, and many monks are polite and humble. However, visit thousands of temples My impression of worshiping. This is a Jodo sect temple ...