Ryūshō-in (Bandō Sanjūsan Kannon Reishō #28)

One of the oldest Buddhist temples in the area

Compared to ever so famous Naritasan Shinshoji Temple, the name of this temple is not so well known even to the locals nowadays, however, its history dates back to 834 AD. None of the buildings on the...

Kannon, who was worried about it.

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The worshipers who went to Namikawa Kannon on the map felt sparse and uninterrupted, but there was also a toilet.

Perfect response to the Sutra Office

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Not only the historic building, but also the response of the sutra office (was a nun) was perfect. Even after thanking you, I was sorry to see you holding hands and sending me off. My brother also worshiped ahead of me, but I was impressed the same way.

Pilgrimage to Bando 33 Kannon

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No. 28 ※ Ryushoin Sango ※ Namikawayama Sect ※ Tendai Sect Gohonzon ※ Eleven-faced Kannon Bosatsu Founding ※ In the year of the year (838), Kaiki ※ Jikaku Daishi Goei UTA ※ Sounding in the sound of the Asahi gabuchi Amii of Namikawa Ji Temple ※ Ryushoin is ... 1000 A Tendai sect temple in Narita City, Ha Prefecture. In ancient times, three Togoku companies (Katori, Kashima, Susu) and Kinoshita Chasen, which traveled between choshi, came and went, and it was crowded with many pilgrims. ※ Kannon Do hall was 1696, the fifth Shogun of the Edo Bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a Shogun) Tsunayoshi Tokugawa ...

Main hall and cherry blossoms

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I visited for the first time as part of a tour of Bando Sanjusansho Kannon Sacred Ground. Passing through the delicious Niomon, there was a main hall where you could feel the history. There were cherry blossoms in full bloom around, and there was a gorgeous atmosphere. The Sutra Hall was on the far right of the main hall. It seems that Sakura is scattered at this time of year.