Maeyamaji

Maeyamaji (じ ん さ じ) is in. The mountain is Mt. Honjyo is. Located at the foot of Mt. Mt. Mt. Mountain (1,266 m) and located at Oni no Mimono. Although the temple name is sometimes called "zenzaiji", it is officially "zen sanji".

Maeyamaji - -

Triple tower Location | Miyama 300 Ueda Nagano Prefecture Position |: Mountain | Mount Hikigatsu / Mt. Sect | Shingon Budo Children's School Honjyu | Dainichi Nyori |

There is also a triple tower called "incomplete completion tower" (see below).

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history

It is said that Kobo Daishi has opened up as a spiritual place of training. Originally it was doubled, but from the Nagahide superior visited, it is said that it moved to the present place and expanded its scale. After that it was converted into a year (~).

Within precinct

Front mountain-dera in autumn

• \ - Important cultural property of the country. Eclectic style of Japanese-style Zen sect. Although the age of construction is unknown, it is presumed from the style. It is triple and triple in height, 19.5 meters high, with roof gutters. Again, although there is not, but because the long trunk penetrates in all directions and harmonizes it, it is called "incomplete completion tower".
• • Okunoin - Okunoin is called Iwadoyo, and it is a place that is supposed to have been a temple of immigrant training in the past. Kobo Daishi is now placed in Iwaya. I pierced this mountain, worshiped the Buddha statue of the Kanon Buddha and gathered the neighbor's faith. Damaged or theft was successively transferred to our temple. Currently, with the cooperation of neighborhood unions, the statue of Kannon is restored.

location

• Ueda shiyama 300 Nagano Prefecture

Traffic access

It is about 40 minutes on foot from *.

About worship

• 9 ~ 16 o'clock fee 200 yen

Surrounding temple

The area around Maeyamaji is also called "Kamakura in Shinshu", and since it flourished as a former base, many medieval cultural assets are gathered from the Kamakura period to the Muromachi period.

• (National Treasure) Tower of Hakka Mie
• (National Treasure) Mie Tower Other
• Jogaku-ji (heavy sentence) Takae
• (Literal) Mie tower
• Chuzenji (literal) Yakushido and others
• (Literal) Mie tower Ryokoin

Reference material

• Former Yameraji Yosho

External link

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Post Date : 2018-02-24 11:30

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