Kotokuji

It is a temple in Mt. Koshin where you can see wonderful autumn leaves soon.

Original Text

Is it minor? It's a little-known spot that I'm sorry that there's not much word of mouth. I had a word of mouth when I visited before, but this time the autumn leaves themselves are still kanji, but the ridgeline of the mountain 々 that began to color faintly was a wonderful weather that shined in the sun as if it were contoured. This is known as the birthplace of brass. There are also temples in Iga with the same characters and sounds in Shiga Prefecture. This is Koga, a temple located in "Koshinyama" in the southeast of Mt. Iido. There should have been a parking lot at the top of the mountain, so now ...

The main hall, which was under construction, was completed and the new main hall was able to be visited from Heisei ２９ Year ４

Original Text

Koshin-san is this temple in Koga City. ４００ Tozaemon, a local poor farmer who first found a brass manufacturing method about a year ago, gained enormous wealth and rebuilt the temple in this temple, which is said to have implied the manufacturing method, until he got faith in the national ward as the ancestor of brass. It seems that it was. As last time, we were the only worshipers on this day ４.

He is famous nationwide as the founder of the brass.

Original Text

Koshin Mountain, which is connected to the ridge of the southeast of Mt. Iido, is a mountain of faith with a temple officially named "Zuiozan Ryukain Kotokuji". This temple is the only temple in Japan and is known to copper industry officials as the founder of brass. ２０１３ The main hall was destroyed by fire in the year, but the main hall with a copper-roofed roof was immediately rebuilt. During the autumn leaves season, the view from the observatory here is truly superb.