Kanonji, Kin

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Mineyama Kanonji, Kin
The location	222, aza-Kanatake, Kin-cho, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa
Position	26°27'N 19.15 seconds A 127°55'E 17.22 seconds coordinate: 26°27'N 19.15 seconds 127°55'E 17.22 seconds
Mountain	Mineyama
Religion	The Mt. Koya-san Shingon Buddhism
Principal idol	St. Kannon
The open basis	Hibiri
The official name	Mineyama Kanonji, Kin
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Stalactite cave "Hibiri sinus"

Kanonji, Kin (きんかんのんじ) is a temple of the Mt. Koya-san Shingon Buddhism in Kin-cho, Kunigami-gun, Okinawa. The mountain "Mineyama." The man himself is St. Kannon. Under Okinawa where most of Buddhist temple and Shinto shrine buildings disappeared in the Pacific War, it is the valuable wooden construction building which prewar old architecture is left.

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History

According to the tradition, I am founded in the 16th century by Hibiri holy priest (にっしゅうしょうにん). It was in the first half of the 16th century and (there is the opinion, "I aimed at the Western Paradise by potalaka crossing the sea") that Hibiri holy priest aimed at Tang from Kii country met with a disaster and drifted to the crucian carp shop of Ryukyu kingdom Kin (port of wealth flower). I am based in the stalactite cave in Kin and work on propagation, and it is informed that I founded Kanonji afterwards. The stalactite cave is called Hibiri sinus (にっしゅうどう), 永酒堂 (えいしゅどう) and is used now as a sake brewery of the Awamori. After having been destroyed by fire by a fire in (1934) in 1934, a thing rebuilt in (1942) in 1942 is an existing building.

Other

• The main hall of a Buddhist temple is appointed in cultural assets of Kin-cho (1984) on June 1 in 1984.
• Fukugi of the precincts appoints it in cultural assets of Kin-cho (1991) on December 24 in 1991.

Allied item

• List of temples of Japan
• Takemiya Kim

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