Toun-ji Temple

Commonly known as "Yuan Temple"

Original Text

It is a temple of the Jodo sect with the statue of Amida Nyorai as its principal image and is commonly known as "Kamaji". It seems that the kettle placed on the roof of the main hall can cook a bale of rice (60 ｋｇ).

Kingsang Temple

Original Text

It is a temple also called Kamaji. It seems to be the Jodo sect. There were many nature such as hydrangeas and bamboo, and I was healed. It seems that they are doing events such as yoga, and I thought it was a solid temple that was not big.

Asano Neismithtou が Tong った Gate

Original Text

About 5 minutes walk from Honancho Station. A temple of the Jodo sect built in 1573. The principal image is Amida Nyorai statue. It is commonly known as "Kamaji", and a kettle (object?) is also installed on the roof of the main hall. The gate of the magnificent tile roof was the wakimon gate of ukyo Tamura's residence under Shiba atago. It is said that the residence of ukyo Tamura was the place where Asano no Takumi no Kami committed seppuku (suicide by disembowelment), and Asano no Takumi no Kami also passed through this gate.

A kettle is on the roof of the main hall.

Original Text

It is commonly known as "Kamaji". It is a temple of the Jodo sect. There are many things that tell various history such as the origin of the kettle, the mountain gate, the Bonsho, and the substitute Jizo, so if you visit while examining them, you will be even more tasteful.