Yoanako Takizan Fudoji Temple

A fine precinct.

Original Text

I stopped by while seeing Yonago Otaki. I felt the history of the mountain gate and the main hall, and it was very impressive. It is a magnificent precinct. There were many tourists because the three major Fudoson in Japan are enshrined.

Xinzhou's oldest の No move Zunxuanchang です

Original Text

The opening book is also held here ７ times a year １ times in accordance with the opening book of Zenkoji Temple. This temple was opened by Gyoki Bodhisattva, a monk from the Nara period. It is said that the Takizawayama Ieharain Nyoraiji Temple was built at the present Okunoin location, and the Daiichi Nyorai, which is said to have been enshrined as the principal image, was enshrined. It is said that Kenshin's Nemji Buddha Fudo Myoo was made by Kukai. This statue is enshrined in Okunoin. From this, it was renamed Yonago Takiyama Weitokuin Fudoji and has been around until now.

In this mountain, Japan's three great Fudo no Mikoto

Original Text

I've heard the name for a long time, but I visited for the first time on New Year's Day this year. Since he is a Fudo-san in the countryside, he is not a tens of thousands of worshipers, but there were constantly visitors. It is also written as the three major Fudoson in Japan, Kenshin Uesugi Kogojibutsu. You can enter the hall and visit slowly. This time it was only the main hall, but there are many other attractions (visiting places) such as Okunoin. There is also Yonago Waterfall around, but another opportunity (local ...)

Zhentian's children のお Temple

Original Text

The chief priest is a descendant of the Sanada family at a temple of the Shingon sect Toyoyama school. The temple crest is Rokubunsen. Since it is a power spot certified temple, it is a good idea to go with the Yonago Otaki waterfall in the future. It is a temple with a quiet atmosphere.

Japan's three major immobile

Original Text

It is a temple of the Shingon sect Toyoyama school, and it is said that it is worshiped as "Yoneko's Fudo-san" locally. It is said that Fudoson, the principal image, is one of the three major Fudosons in Japan, but unfortunately I couldn't see it. In addition to the magnificent main hall, there were several shrines, and it was a quiet temple with a calm atmosphere.