Sugimoto Temple Okura Benzai Tendo

it's quietly built.

Original Text

It is Benten-sama in the precincts of Sugimotoji Temple, the oldest temple in Kamakura. It feels quieter than the main hall, but there was also a small pond right next door. It seemed that I couldn't wash my money, but there was a space even if I didn't go to a little cave, and I felt a little mysterious.

It is located in the precincts of Sugimotoji Temple, the oldest temple in Kamakura.

Original Text

Sugimotoji Temple, the oldest temple in Kamakura, is very romantic, and it is a wonderful temple in a place with a Kamakura-like atmosphere. It is Benten-sama in the precincts. It is Benten-sama who feels very power. It's a quiet place.

Benzai Tendo where the warehouse is built when visiting

Original Text

Benzai Tendo is located on the right side as soon as you pass through the mountain gate (Niomon) of Sugimotoji Temple, the oldest ancient temple in Kamakura. Originally, it is said that he is a god of treasure and gain and protects the main hall with the two Fudo Myoo of Niomon. The incense burner in front of the small company is very good. There was a pond where spring water accumulated and a mysterious cave in the back. There is a legend that when you visit Benzaiten here, you will build a warehouse, so I took off the money and visited! ... originated from the Kamakura Shogunate, which is close by.

Benzai Tendo on the way to the main hall of Sugimoto Ji Temple.

Original Text

On the way to the main hall of Sugimotoji Temple, there was this Okura Benzai Tendo and I worshiped. Benten is the god of a woman, one of the seven lucky gods, but where Benzaiten is enshrined, a water field such as a pond is always recognized. This time as well, there was a small pond next to this Benzaitendo. This Okura Benzaiten red stamp was available at the main hall of Sugimotoji Temple.

i became a fan of sugimotoji.

Original Text

It will be the oldest temple in Kamakura, the first Bando Sacred Ground. The moment I entered, I felt mysterious. It is a temple with a history of more than 1200 years since the temple was opened by a monk named Gyoki. I received a red stamp book. It's a wonderful brush. There was Okura Benzai Tendo on the way. This is in the precincts of Sugimotoji Temple, but the moss stairs are wonderful.