Jokyo-ji Temple

Medieval の Liupu の Xinglong

Original Text

Among the many existing temples in Kanazawa Ward, it is second largest after Shomyoji Temple and Ryukaji Temple, and is a valuable famous temple that conveys the prosperity of the Medieval and early modern times of Rokuura. Although the cityscape has changed and has hardly left, it is a good idea to activate efforts to cherish local historical heritage and to promote effective use of it.

On the east side of Shanghang Temple のやぐら Group Relics が Named

Original Text

It is a large Nichiren sect temple along the main street from Kanazawa Hakkei to Rokuura. The precincts are well maintained, and you can see the existing yagura in the graveyard. It's the entrance to Kamakura. The huge yagura group on the east side is famous, but it was destroyed unharmed due to the construction of the condominium. Currently, a part of the upper part of the ruins is left as a replica with glass fiber reinforced cement. It's worth a look.

A 10-minute walk from the Hakkei Kanazawa temple of the Nichiren sect.

Original Text

A temple that ran a shipping wholesaler at Rokuura, which was the gateway to the sea of Kamakura, and was founded by a wealthy merchant who ruled Rokuura Minato as a priest and became a Nikka shonin. It was built from the end of Kamakura to the Muromachi period. There are 600-year-old cherry trees planted by Nikka Shonin, the tomb of Nikka Shonin, the ox horse six animal memorial tower, and the pine tree next to the ship.