Josho-ji Temple

Qinxuan ゆかりの Temple

Original Text

１２０８ It is said that Shinran first preached the law at the residence of Keiyuki Hatano in the year, and when he was Nyokaku, he moved to his current location and called himself Shinshoji. After that, it became the temple name of Seishoji Temple, and formed a school independently in １８７８ year, and became the head temple of the Shinshu Seishoji school. The Mikagedo, where the wooden statue of Shinran saints is enshrined, is a total of 20 squares and four sides of the cypress Irimoya structure, and is one of the largest wooden buildings in Fukui Prefecture. There are also highlights such as the dragon that started with Jingoro Sakae engraved on the four-legged gate.

Big temple

Original Text

I was taught at the tourist information center. It was a big temple and there was also a parking lot. Since it was a Bon Festival, many people came to visit the grave.

Lujiang City Luguang にて

Original Text

I stopped by while walking around Sabae Station. It is a big temple. There is a bell tower in the Koka period and it was a temple that made you feel the history 〇

Shanmen の Sculpture が See you

Original Text

It is an old temple in Sabae City and is a large-scale temple. After all, the sculpture of the mountain gate is wonderful, and there is a dragon sculpture that is said to have been made by the master craftsman, Jingoro Sa.

Pro-sacred saints ゆかりの Benshan Temple です

Original Text

Hokuriku is a region with many ruins related to Shinran saints and Rennyo Shonin. It can be said that it is a scar of the persecution and the trace of missionary work, including Yoshizaki Gobo. This is a temple related to Shinran saints, and it is said to be the largest wooden building in Fukui Prefecture, such as "Mikagedo" and "Running Dragon" engraved on the gate without living in birds. It is a temple with many things to see. Makoto City is held in the precincts.