Sairinji Temple

Sairin Ji Temple / Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture

Original Text

Kiyotakiyama Anyoin Sairinji Temple is a temple of the Shingon sect Toyoyama school located in Takai-cho, Matsuyama City, Ehime Prefecture. It is said that the principal image begins with the construction of the temple as ichinomiya betto Ji Temple in the 48th Temple of the 88 sacred places in Shikoku and the 8th Temple of iyo jusanbutsu sacred places. On September 2, 2021, I visited Yasaka-dera on this day. From there, drive to Nishibayashi ...

４８ Panyu Suo

Original Text

４８ Banfudasho Sairinji Temple If you turn the opposite, it is located in the suburbs and will leave the city from now on. At this time, there will be no place to eat rice, so it is safer to eat in this area for a meal. The parking lot was free and the precincts were not very large, but it was a calm place.

No material in the parking lot

Original Text

The Niomon gate passes through the 48th sairinji daikobashi of Shikoku 88 fudasho. This gate is lower than the bank, and it is said that when a sinner passes through it, he will fall into hell forever ... Many people wanted to worship from the morning. Free parking is available

４８ Panyu Suo

Original Text

I went there for the first time on a tour of 88 sacred places in Shikoku. It was not on mountains or hills, but along the main road in the city. The parking lot was also easy to park. There was a magnificent Niomon gate at the end of the Taiko Bridge. It was a magnificent main hall built by Gyoki. The principal image was the eleven-faced Kanzeon Bodhisattva.

After this temple also visited, １ weeks passed

Original Text

What kind of temple was １０ I have a weak memory even if I have come back. It was a pilgrimage temple with a thin impression and no features. The auspiciousness is considerable and the relationship with Kukai (legend) is considerable, but I can't remember even if I look at the photos other than the newly built Daishido, the freshly made Amidado, the Ayoniomon gate and the main hall with Shiraki. It was a pilgrimage temple.