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  • Ryotanji Temple
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    4.5
    255 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Pref. Hamamatsushi Hamana-ku Inasachouinoya 1989
    This temple is located in Iinoya, Inasa Town, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City. It was founded by Gyoki in 733. The Ryotanji Garden, made by Kobori Enshu, is an observatory pond-style garden built during the early Edo Period, and has been nationally designated as a Special Place of Scenic Beauty. It is also the family temple for the Ii family, with tombs for generations of the Ii family, Naotora Ii in particular.

    井伊家の菩提寺であり、井伊家の勃興に深く関わりのある寺です。鉄道とバスを乗り継いでいくことも出来ますが、本数が少ないため、多くの参拝客は自家用車やレンタカーを利用します。 本堂の北側に位置する庭園が素晴らしいですが、この庭園に限らず、境内の至る所が素晴らしいです。本堂に入るところから有料であるため、無料で本堂北側の庭園も愛でることは出来ませんが、無料で立ち入ることが出来るエリアも全てにおいて丁寧に...

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  • Ryounji Temple
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    4.5
    21 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Chuo-ku Irino Cho 4702-14
    This temple is in Irinocho, Chuo-ku, Hamamatsu City. This temple was erected approximately 700 years ago during the northern and southern dynasties. The temple was destroyed by fire during the Battle of Mikatagahara between Takeda Shingen and Tokugawa Ieyasu, but the current structure was rebuilt about 200 years ago. On the temple grounds, about 30,000 square meters, along Lake Sanaru one can see the garden meticulously tended by master gardener Kitayama Yasuo, and the world's largest Heart Sutra, penned by Kanazawa Shoko.

    浜松市の観光で拝観しました。拝観は無料で、展示の撮影およびネット投稿が可能です。まずはご本尊にご挨拶を済ませ、その後に各寺宝を拝観しました。一番の見所と言えば、金澤翔子さんの世界一大きい般若心経です。こんなに大きいのかと驚き、圧倒されました(o_o) 般若心経以外にも、枯山水が見事な庭園や掛け軸など見所いっぱいのお寺で、とても雰囲気が良く感じました。また永代供養の案内にも触れる機会となり、私も少...

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  • Kanzan-ji Temple
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    3.0
    5 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Chuo-ku Kanzanjicho 2231
    "Records state this ancient Soto Buddhist temple was founded in 810 during the Heian period. The temple was originally a Shingon Buddhist temple which bore the honorary mountain name of ""Chureizan,"" but after the Meiji period movement to expel Buddhism, the temple's honorific mountain name was changed to ""Akihasan"" and the temple itself became the Soto Buddhist temple it is today. Located in the deepest reaches of the local hot spring district, the temple's principal object of worship is a statue called the ""Fukuichi Akasagarbha."" A Kshitigarbha (Jizo) statue stands on the east side of the main temple which is called the Enmusubi Jizo and which is believed to bring luck in finding love and marriage. The shelter around the statue is covered with ema votive tablets, hung by worshippers, which are decorated with the Japanese character for ""heart"" and an image of a lock, a design the temple has used on its ema since ancient times."

    舘山寺温泉商店街らしき道を奥に進んでいくと、舘山寺に到着する。お寺自体は広くないが、景色は素晴らしい

  • Makayaji Temple
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    4.0
    18 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Pref. Hamamatsushi Hamana-ku Mikkabichoumakaya 421
    A temple located in Makaya, Mikkabi Town, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City. Founded as Shintatsuji Temple on Mt. Tonmakuyama by Gyoki, it was transferred to its current location at the end of the Heian Period. The main object of worship is the hidden evil-defeating Sho-Kannon bodhisattva which has been passed down since the Nara Period, and the temple has been revered for its warding off of evil since ancient times. The precinct's seated-view-form pond garden Makayaji Temple Garden is famous as a representative example of feudal Japanese gardens.

    拝観料を払うと、親切に解説してくださいました。格式がある格天井、千手観音像や不動明王像について教えてくださいました。仏像はかなり近くで見られたのでよかったです。鎌倉初期の庭園は野趣あふれる雰囲気がありました。御朱印はいただくことができました。

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  • Honkouji Temple
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    3.5
    17 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Kosai-shi Washizu 384
    A temple of Hokke sect located a ten-minute walk from Washizu Station or a 15-minute drive from the Arai Benten Interchange or the Okurado Interchange. Following National Route 301 west from the Washizu-ekimae Interchange, visitors can see the temple on the left side. The temple was founded in 1383, and the main building, renovated in 1522, has been designated a National Important Cultural Property. It contains a large number of cultural treasures. Furthermore, a poem that early twentieth-century poet Kitahara Hakushu composed upon seeing the temple garden is inscribed on a plaque in front of the main building. The temple received high honors with Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu granting it permission to use the Aoi (hollyhock) crest.. A flower festival is held each year in April, when the cherry blossoms are at their peak.

    Lived here during my exchange program in high school. Pictures does not do the temple justice. My host family still lives here and I visit every time I go to Japan. My host father is a monk and he’s...

  • Konkomyozan Komyoji Temple
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    4.0
    5 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Tenryu-ku Yamahigashi 2873
    This ancient Buddhist temple was founded by the noted priest Gyoki in 717 during the Nara period. The temple enshrines a statue of Daikokuten (Mahakala) which is believed to be one of the largest in the country. The four-meter-high statue was carved from a single Japanese cedar tree. The temple's grand Hatsukinoene Festival is held on the third Sunday in January each year and it is said that using a new wallet after attending will result in improved luck, protection from misfortune, and business prosperity. From the temple's inner sanctuary, located a 10-minute hike up a mountain from the main temple complex, you can get a sweeping view of Hamamatsu City. The temple is also famous for its shikizakura cherry trees, which bloom in winter and create a beautiful contrast with the area's delayed fall foliage.

    GW中の土曜のお昼にお参りしました。誰もいなくて静かな厳かな雰囲気の中で、大きな大黒様にお参りが出来ました。 少し距離を歩きたくて、西鹿島の駅から歩きました。

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  • Shosan Horinji Temple
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    3.5
    11 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Pref. Hamamatsushi Hamana-ku Hosoechounakagawa 65-2
    A temple in Nakagawa, Hosoe Town, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City. As it is the temple of an Obaku school of Zen Buddhism, opened in 1664, it is one of the Kohoku Gozan along with the Makayaji Temple, Daifuku Temple, Hokoji Temple, and Ryotanji Temple. With an architectural style adopted from the Chinese Ming Dynasty, the Buddhist sanctum and abbot chamber have been designated as National Important Cultural Properties. When the precinct's kinmeiseki is struck, it rings out with a clear sound, so the temple is considered to be good for improving financial fortune.

    駐車場から歩いて、１分位で、拝観券売り場や、本堂に着きますので、気楽に訪問できますよ。本堂は修理中で、外観を見ることはできませんでした。安置されている仏像には、間借りしているような小さい像が２０余りあるのですが、注目は、札に名が４つあって１つが天照大神のものです。ただ、像は３体なのです。謎です。

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  • Gansuiji Temple
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    3.5
    10 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Pref. Hamamatsushi Hamana-ku Negata 2238
    This temple is located in Negata, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City, and opened in 725 by bodhisattva Gyoki. The primary object of worship is a hidden Bhaisajyaguru said to be constructed by Gyoki. The guardian-of-childbirth object of worship comes from the Tenryu River Ryujin Legend which emerged at the time of Sakanoue Tamuramaro's eastern expedition, and is now designated as a National Important Cultural Property.

    山里のお寺としては大きい方の部類に入るかと。平日の無料駐車場は余裕たっぷり。駐車場横にトイレがあるのも安心。大きな案内板も２カ所にあって分かりやすい。寺の前の渓流が神域と俗界を分けているのかなと小さな橋を渡る時に思いました。本堂の造りはとても立派です。参拝とご朱印をいただいてから、うなぎのおいしい店をおたずねしたら、いくつか名を挙げられましたが、何回か出た名前の店に行くことに決定。遠慮がちに、はみ...

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  • Daifukuji Temple
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    3.5
    6 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Hamana-ku Mikkabicho Fukunaga 220-3
    An ancient temple in the Shingon Sect of Buddhism located at the foot of Lake Oku-Hamana. The temple was initially opened as the Bankyo-ji Temple in 875 during the early Heian Period by celebrated monk Kyotai. In 1207 the temple was moved to its current location and the name was changed to Daifuku-ji Temple. The Daifuku-ji Natto fermented soybeans made at the temple are a specialty of Mikkabi Town and have a long history, having been presented to both the Ashikaga and Tokugawa Shoguns. Shogun Tokugawa Ieyasu highly looked forward to the arrival of the natto, made using secret techniques known only to members of temple, and he christened it Hamana Natto which was shortened to the modern name of Hama-Natto.

    「大福寺」をご存じですか？天浜線で巡る旅、最寄駅の三ケ日から距離があるので徒歩ではキツイ！真言宗の寺院で立派な仁王門、左右には金剛力士像が鎮座していますが、こちらは鎌倉時代のものだそうです。広大な境内には見どころになっている回転式の庭園があって、四季折々の景観が楽しめます。

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  • Rinzaishu Daihonzan Houkouji Temple
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    Shizuoka Pref. Hamamatsushi Hamana-ku Inasachouokuyama 1577-1
    This temple is located in Okuyama, Inasa Town, Hamana-ku, Hamamatsu City. It was opened by the hands of a monk, Mumongen Senzenji and a local lord, Okuyama Rokurojiro Tomofuji in 1371. The main object of worship, a Gautama triad called Wooden statues of Shaka-Nyorai and Flanking attendants, is designated as a National Important Cultural Property. The temple is also known for the 500 Rakan statues scattered throughout the precinct.
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  • Shuyo-ji Temple
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Tenryu-ku Harunocho Ryoke 848
    "This Buddhist temple is dedicated to the Akiha Sanjakubo Daigongen, a manifestation of the Buddha as a Shinto god of fire protection appearing as a long-nosed Japanese goblin called a tengu. The temple enshrines statues of Sanjakubo and Avalokitesvara amidst the mountains a 30-minute walk from Akiha Shrine and an hour and a half from the foot of the mountain on which is located the Senko-ji Temple, a sub-temple of the Shuyo-ji Temple. During the temple's Fire Festival, held each year on December 15 and 16, a ceremony is performed to pray that the protection from fire the temple is purported to endow grows even stronger. The temple is famous for its fire walking event, known as the ""Ascetic Training of the Four Heavenly Kings,"" in which parishioners walk barefooted one at a time over the hot coals of a consecrated homa fire."
  • Seiryu-ji Temple
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Tenryu-ku Futamatacho Futamata 1405
    Records state this ancient Buddhist temple was originally built as a hermitage by a priest in 1405. The temple is dedicated to Matsudaira Nobuyasu, the eldest son of the mighty Tokugawa Ieyasu who committed seppuku at Futamata Castle after he came under suspicion for plotting to overthrow the powerful samurai lord Oda Nobunaga. The true start of the temple is viewed to have occurred in 1579 when a temple was built here to memorialize Nobuyasu and enshrine a statue of Avalokitesvara believed to have been created by the famed priest Gyoki. The temple's main temple building was destroyed in disasters numerous times; construction of the current main temple building was completed in the late Meiji period after it was seriously damaged in a typhoon in 1870. The main temple's inner sanctum enshrines a wooden statue of Tokugawa Ieyasu as well as mortuary tablets for Nobuyasu and various Tokugawa clan shoguns.
  • Kamoeji Temple
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    3.5
    12 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Naka-ku Kamoe 4-chome 17-1

    お彼岸参りに行ってきました。 お彼岸のお中日を過ぎた土曜日に行きましたが、予想より混雑もありませんでした。鴨江寺に併設された駐車場もスムーズに車を止める事ができました。 境内には、露店が並んでいました。仁王門から入りまずは、水向け地蔵尊を参拝、そして階段を上り、本堂へ手前のテントに線香と蝋燭を販売するところがあり線香を購入しました。 香炉に線香を備えて本堂を参拝しました。

  • Shinzoji
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    3.0
    10 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Pref. Hamamatsushi Naka-ku Kouyamachi 300-19

    五社神社の隣にある浄土宗の大きな寺院です。このあたりから浜松城にかけては浜松の歴史エリアでもありますが、空襲にもあっており、新しい住宅マンションが混在しています。

  • Myoryuji Temple
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    4.0
    6 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Kosai-shi Kibi 2745

    お寺では珍しい仕掛けがある建物です。あらかじめ予約をして当日お寺のガイドさんと一緒に各仕掛けがある場所を周ります。12月に来訪しましたがとにかく寒い！です。なので靴下は、2枚以上履いて完全防備していった方が良いかもしれません。それに付け加え、寒いのでトイレに行きたくなりますから、境内に入る前には絶対にトイレへ行ってください！ 初めに、15分ほど音声ガイドを境内で聞き、そのあと人数が多ければ2グルー...

  • Chourakuji Temple
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    3.5
    6 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Kita-ku Hosoecho Kiga 7953-1

    裏山に長い石段がありその両側に梅があります。そう梅のトンネルです。 二月下旬に私が行った時は３分咲き程度でしたが、よい香りが立ち込めていました。 今度は紅葉の時期に庭園を見にいきたいですね。

  • Fudoji Temple
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    4.0
    5 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Hamakita-ku Hirakuchi 5052

    万葉の森といっしょにいきます。 わたしはいつも万葉の森の駐車場に停めて、中でつながっているのでそこからいくと階段を上らずにすみます。 小さい頃は子ども会でよく訪れたので思い出の場所です。

  • Tenrinji Temple
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    3.0
    6 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Naka-ku Shimoikegawacho 27-1

    「天林寺」をご存じですか？浜松城公園から国道152号線(秋葉街道)沿いにあり、遠江四十九薬師第二十三番札所寺院です。大変厳粛を感じる山門は戦後に建てられたものだそうです。戦後再建された重厚な山門はくぐることできません。境内には花々を彩ったプランタンを配置しています。本堂の建物の構造をみると水引虹梁(みずびきこうりょう)の上には大瓶束（たいへいづか）が施され細やかなデザインになっているのが分かります...

  • Hoshuin Temple
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    3.5
    5 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Nishi-ku Maisakacho Maisaka 1927

    旧東海道沿いに有る寺院です。特に感動するような寺院ではなく、地元の為の寺院と思われます。観光としてはお勧めしません。

  • Daianji Temple
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    3.5
    3 Reviews
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    Shizuoka Hamamatsu-shi Chuo-ku Sakanamachi 316-41

    JR駅に非常に近い寺です。バス停の隣に、かわいい漫画のボードで町の17世紀にも繁華街の歴史を説明されます。

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