Enku Horado Memorial

A valuable Enku Buddha is on display.

Original Text

Although it is a small building beside Takaga Shrine, many Enku Buddhas are exhibited inside. In addition, Enku Buddha in other areas is exhibited on a photo panel as a proof of Enku's footprints around the country. It was a 々 Enku Buddha, such as shape and size, but it was very impressive that he had a gentle face with a smile. I used the signboard along the way as a landmark (including Takaga Shrine), but I think it's a good idea to take a detour when you pass nearby.

You can see the last Enku Buddha.

Original Text

It is a museum in Enku where you can see the statue of Kankiten, which is said to be the last work of Enku. There is another Seki City Enkukan in Seki City, which is irresistible for those who like Enku.

It's at Takaga Shrine.

Original Text

Enku is said to have visited the adjacent Takaga Shrine and trained during the national trip, and many Buddha statues are dedicated to Takaga Shrine, including the Kankiten statue, which is said to be the last work of Enku Buddha. At the Enku Memorial Hall, nearly 30 Enku Buddhas, including three statues made of one tree, which are said to be the best masterpieces, are exhibited. Admission is general ２５０ yen.

A memorial hall full of "Enku"

Original Text

This time I was able to revisit during the opening. It is unavoidable that shooting is prohibited in the hall, but there are many related materials such as actual wood carvings of Enku, replicas and Waka poems, which are spectacular. The three-dimensional model, which is engraved on a large tree by the circle, is real and powerful because the surroundings are dim. It is operated by Seki City, and it seems that the local ３ name is in charge of the reception in turn, and he gave a detailed explanation.

Shanの Zhongにある Kukong Archives

Original Text

It is a museum in the mountains. Even if you look slowly, I think you can see it in ３０. Admission is 250 yen for adults. Free for high school students and younger. There were no other customers, probably because I went near the closing time. The staff explained in detail. Shooting is prohibited inside the hall. In the past, there was a screen, probably because there were many visitors at the beginning of the hall.