Chonichiji

The Early-blooming Cherry Blossoms

You get off your train at JR Mozu Station, and walk westward for about 15 minutes, past Nintoku-ryo Tomb on your right. The temple is just west to the tomb, across a narrow street which runs around t...

next to the west of emperor nintoku's mausoleum

Original Text

１７５２ It is a temple of the Nichiren sect, which is said to have originated from Asahi-an, established in Morinomiya, Osaka in 1999. The main hall is a stately building with a hall 々 that is said to imitate Honmyoji Temple in Kumamoto City. The gate is closed and cannot be worshiped.

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Original Text

You read "Cho Nichiji". It is a Buddhist temple of the Nichiren sect located in the southwest corner of Emperor Nintoku's tomb, and the mountain name is Mt. Reiji. It originated in the 18th century and has a shallow history, and it was moved to the site in the Showa period. As soon as you go on the walking road, the copper Kameyama tumulus will appear ahead.

A temple in the southwest corner of the Emperor Nintoku Mausoleum

Original Text

I stopped by Asahiji Temple when I visited the Momokutori Kofun Tumulus, which was registered as a World Heritage Site this year. It is located in the southwest corner of the Nintoku Emperor's Mausoleum, and there are many tomb mounds around the Nintoku Emperor's Mausoleum, so it is very convenient to stop by while visiting the burial mounds.

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Original Text

It originated from Asahi-an, which was built near Morinomiya, Osaka City in 1752, and was relocated in 1931. It is located in a place where many people pass across the Nintoku Emperor's Mausoleum and Daisen Park.