Doryuji Temple

A few minutes walk from tadotsu station

Original Text

It was within a few minutes walk from Tadotsu Station. When I left the station and crossed the viaduct and headed toward the town hall, it was a road with little traffic, so it seemed good for walking pilgrimage. This time I visited the off-season in late December, so I didn't see a bus tour to the pilgrimage group, and the large precincts had a quiet atmosphere only for individual worshipers.

It is a temple of Shikoku Sacred Ground No. ７７ Banfudasho.

Original Text

Although it is a Shingon sect Daigo school temple, it is a temple that has not left much impression. Tahoto is also a decent thing to see in the photo, but when you look at it, it has no impression. I remember that the floor of the main hall was tiled, but ... The statue of Fudo Myoo in the precincts is not impressive either. Is it drowsy because it was the first worship in the morning?

Shikoku 88 sacred places

Original Text

The address changes from Zentsuji City to Tadotsu Town, but this is also a temple in the city. Buildings such as the magnificent Niomon Gate and Tahoto are eye-catching. However, it is difficult to establish the memory of the characteristics of each 88 temples when it is said that it is ｡｡｡ Doryuji Temple, and it is the most impressive thing that is easy to call memories at a later date. Is it a Kannon statue with more than 200 statues lined up in the precincts?

It was a pilgrimage temple with no characteristics.

Original Text

I remember the old-fashioned Tahoto, but other than that, it was a pilgrimage temple that didn't leave much impression. For convenience, I've been worshiping １０ times ... After all, it is good to stay at the pilgrimage at about ３～４ Kaji Temple a day and visit calmly, and when you visit １０ or temple, where was it? I don't remember at all. I think there are many elderly people on the pilgrimage, so I'm not amnesia or Alzheimer's, but when I go to １２ or temple on a day, except for the temples, especially ２ Kajime １１...

Kannon is lined up in a row.

Original Text

Passing through the Niomon gate, it is a characteristic temple where Kannon-sama is lined up, and in front of Daishido, there is a rare statue of a red hat Doji holding his hand toward Kobo Daishi. If you observe it in detail, you will find it. It seems that the name of Kaiki's "Wakido Ryu" became the name of Doryuji Temple.