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  • Kentokusan Erinji Temple
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    4.0
    184 Reviews
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    Yamanashi Pref. Koushushi Enzanoyashiki 2280
    This temple famous for its gardens, a nationally-designed historic site and scenic area, was chosen by samurai warlord Takeda Shingen to serve as his family's temple. It also boasts many attractions including a good number of cultural properties such as its four-legged gate, a National Important Cultural Property, and the family gravesite of Takeda Shingen, a prefecturally-designated Historical Site. Every April 12, the temple is packed with people attending the Shingen Festival.

    Following Shousenkyou Valley, we visited Erinji Buddhist Temple of the Rinzai zen sect in Koushuu City. There are a couple of must sees in this temple founded in the 14th century which is also the...

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  • Daizenji Temple
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    4.5
    61 Reviews
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    Yamanashi Pref. Koushushi Katsunumachoukatsunuma 3559
    Thought to be the place where viticulture (grape cultivation) in Koshu began, this temple is also known as budo-ji (grape temple). The temple's Yakushido Hall still possesses valuable Manjusri and Vaisravana statues donated in the Edo Period by the children of Takeda Katsuyori, who had stayed there. The temple accepts reservations for ascetic practice experiences, viewings of seated meditation, and other activities.

    ぶどうツアーで立ち寄りました。 国宝もある昔からぶどうと縁があるお寺さんとのことです。 薬師堂では住職さんが丁寧に説明してくださり勉強になりました。 お庭も綺麗で見ごたえがありました。

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  • Unpoji Temple
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    2.5
    7 Reviews
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    Yamanashi Pref. Koushushi Enzankamihagihara 2678
    "To reach Unpoji Temple, visitors should take the bus bound for Daibosatsu Tozanguchi from Enzan Station on the JR Chuo Line in the city of Koshu, Yamanashi Prefecture. A five-minute walk will bring them to Unpoji, a temple of the Rinzai sect of Buddhism. It was founded in 745 by the monk Gyoki. It was destroyed by fire in the middle of the 16th century, but the main building and the lecture hall were rebuilt in 1558. At present, the main building, library, and Nio Gate are designated as Important Cultural Properties. Among the historical treasures in its possession are the ""Sun Tzu"" battle flag of the Takeda clan, a clan that was affiliated with this temple, and the regimental flags. The ""Mine no Sakura"" cherry tree in front of the Treasure Hall was planted about 700 years ago and has been designated a Natural Monument."

    朝、タクシーを飛ばして一人で尋ねました。すがすがしい雰囲気がとても良いと感じました。無人でしたので、本堂に行くと、文化財を大切に、土足厳禁とありました。お堂に上がるまでの階段は、お堂とは連結しておらず、風雨にさらされぼろぼろで（厚い木の板でしたが）また、磨かれて奇麗にされ、大事にされている雰囲気もありません。全国の文化財のお寺をめぐると、階段は靴のまま上がれるお寺も多く、この寺院も、階段までは上が...

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  • Onmyoji Temple
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    4.0
    4 Reviews
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    Yamanashi Pref. Fuefukishi Isawachouichibe 1016
    "Onmyoji Temple, a temple of the Nichiren sect of Buddhism, is located in the city of Fuefuki, Yamanashi Prefecture, just a short walk from Isawa Onsen Station on the JR Chuo Line. It is known as the site of Ukai (The Cormorant Keeper), a Noh play that was revised by the famous 15th century playwright Zeami, and the story of the cormorant keeper is still a part of the temple's heritage. According to the legend, a man used cormorants for fishing in the Isawa River, where it was forbidden to take any lives, was put to death, and became a ""hungry ghost."" In 1274, Nichiren visited the temple and performed a memorial service and exorcism for the cormorant fisherman so that he could achieve Buddhahood. A powerful statue of the guardian deity Nio is placed at the Niomon Gate, and within the temple grounds, visitors can see the Ukaido (Cormorant Keeper's Hall) and the Kuyoto (Memorial Tower)."

    石和駅から徒歩だと20分強かかり、石和八幡宮の先にあります。 この寺は歌曲「鵜飼」の舞台とのことで、鵜飼い翁の亡霊を日蓮上人が３日3晩の川施餓鬼(かわせがき)によって成仏させた物語です。この時に日蓮上人が作られた塚が遠妙寺の始まりと言われています。 境内には、日蓮上人像、立派な仁王門、鵜飼翁の供養搭などがあります。

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  • Daizokyo-ji Temple
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    4.0
    3 Reviews
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    Yamanashi Fuefuki-shi Isawacho Matsumoto 610
    "A five-minute walk from Isawa-Onsen Station on the JR Chuo Main Line. Records state this ancient Shingon Chisan Buddhist temple was founded in 722 by the great priest Gyoki and is counted as one of the seven Shingon danrin educational temples of Kai. The temple's name, which means translates to ""Tripitaka"" (the Buddhist canon), is derived from a two tier Buddhist tower built by the samurai Kai Province governor Takeda Nobunari in 1370 in which was placed a copy of the Tripitaka as an offering. A Takeda clan family temple, the temple still possesses a Shogun Jizo statue the mighty Takeda Shingen donated to pray for success in the Battles of Kawanakajima. The temple is also deeply connected to the great Tokugawa clan and possesses treasures such as a three faced Mahakala statue which was personally used by Tokugawa Ieyasu himself. A colored silk work of art depicting the death of the Buddha, designated a National Important Cultural Property, is another of the temple's many cultural assets."

    石和温泉駅の温泉街と反対側にあります。時間がなかったので少し寄りました。 山門の像が立派でした。義民名主島田富重郎の墓があるそうです○

  • Keitokuin Temple
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    Yamanashi Pref. Koushushi Yamatochoutano 389
    Keitoku-in Temple is located in the city of Koshu in Yamanashi Prefecture. Tokugawa Ieyasu, who later became shogun, founded it in 1582 in memory of Takeda Katsuyori, who committed suicide on nearby Mt. Tenmoku. It suffered several fires in the seventeenth and nineteenth centuries, but the main gate, which never burned, is a Prefectural Designated Cultural Property, and the grounds and the grave of Takeda Katsuyori are Prefectural Designated Historic Sites. About fifty graves are on that site, including Katsuyori's wife and his son Nobukatsu, along with numerous maidservants. It attracts visitors as the last resting place of the Takeda clan.
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  • Kichijoji Temple
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    4.0
    4 Reviews
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    Yamanashi Yamanashi-shi Mitomi Tokuwa 2

    山梨のお花見ツアーで行きました。 新羅桜は、甲斐百八霊場第７番所である吉祥寺の境内に力強く咲く、 県指定天然記念物のエドヒガンザクラです。 源頼義の三男、新羅三郎義光が植えたと伝えられ 樹齢約４００年とも言われ、 昭和２８年の台風で倒れた後、芽を出したものが受け継がれ、 現在は４代目として一本の桜に成長しているというとても生命力の強い桜です。 境内は広くはありませんが、美しく、 この日はご...

  • Jiunji Temple
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    Yamanashi Koshu-shi
  • Hokoji Temple
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    Yamanashi Koshu-shi
  • Risshoji Temple
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    3.0
    2 Reviews
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    Yamanashi Koshu-shi Katsunumacho Kyusoku 1713

    1300を超えるとても歴史のあるお寺で、趣のある山門をくぐると、一直線の本殿までの参道わきの木々がすがすがしいです。本殿も立派でとても古いもので見ごたえがあります。

  • Manpukuji Temple
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    3.0
    1 Reviews
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    Yamanashi Koshu-shi Katsunumacho Todoroki 1289

    ムクノキ の巨木があるということで行ってみました。 捻れながら伸びているような幹でなかなか見応えのある巨木です。 本堂が白いたてものでモダンな感じです。 この日いちばん良かったのは青空にはえる松と梅でした。 境内には六角堂や馬蹄石などいくつか鑑賞できるものがありますね。

  • Hozoji Temple
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    3.0
    1 Reviews
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    Yamanashi Yamanashi-shi Horinouchi 1616

    丘の上のお寺。境内に松の木があります。 境内の庭が狭いからなのか広い場所を探すように複雑に枝を伸ばしています。 崖や岩の上に生えた松のようにm生命力がある感じですね。

  • Katunumanofujigirimaturi
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    Yamanashi Pref. Koushushi Katsunumachoukatsunuma 3559
  • Kikkanjotodondonsho
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    Yamanashi Pref. Yamanashishi Mizukuchi
  • Ogamimiyukisai
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    Yamanashi Pref. Fuefukishi Ichinomiyachouichinomiya 1684
  • Daidaikagura
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    Yamanashi Pref. Fuefukishi Kasugaichoushizume 1696
  • Tokuwatenjinmaturi
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    Yamanashi Pref. Yamanashishi Mitomitokuwa
  • Yamanashioka Shrine Shunkireitaisai
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    Yamanashi Pref. Fuefukishi Kasugaichoushizume 1696
  • Seihakuji Temple
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    Yamanashi Yamanashi-shi
  • Eishoin Temple
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    Yamanashi Yamanashi-shi Yatsubo 1088
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