Kosho-ji Temple Review

Hingsong Temple in Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture, Japan is located in 78 Hashimotocho, Showa District. Hingsong Temple was built in 1688. It is a famous attraction for Nagoya to see red leaves. The five-fold pagoda, the Buddha and the red leaves are very beautiful.

We were on our way to a Thrift Store when suddenly, I noticed a huge temple near Yagoto Station. It was Koshoji temple. Upon going in, I saw a huge Buddha statue right in front of an old tower. It was such a picturesque sight. Going in to the temple area is for free. You may observe the devotees doing their rituals inside. Facing the temple, at the right side is a cemetery. It was my first time to see a Buddhist cemetery up close. It's interestingly different from the Christian cemetery I grew up seeing.

Hingzheng Temple is located in the Hingzheng Temple Park in Hashimotocho, Showa District, Nagoya City, Aichi Prefecture. It is the Bikeben Mountain of the Takano Mountains. The mountain is known as Hashi Mountain. It is commonly known as Hashi Guanyin. The original is the big day. In 1686 (Zhenxiang 3 years), the monk of Tianruiyuan, who was awarded the King Kong's Master of the Law, built Xingzheng Temple on Gaoye Mountain. In 1688, the second generation of the master of the Ozhangyu, Tokugawa Guangyou, accepted the conversion here. Since then, Xingzheng Temple has been incense as the Tokugawa family's wishing temple. The five-tall tower in the temple was built in 1808 and was designated as a national important cultural property in 1982, and is the only wooden five-tall tower in the East China Sea.

Nagoya Xingzheng Temple was built in 1686, the mountain number eight things mountain, so here is also known as the "Eight things Guanyin", the temple has an important cultural heritage five-fold tower, this East China Sea area the only existing wooden five-fold tower is quite exquisite. The temple is known mainly because it was the Wish Temple of the Tokugawa family in Otsukawa. In 1688, Tokugawa Guangyou converted to Buddha Gate. There are two temple fairs every month, and different activities are held in January, April, September and October each year.

The five-fold Pagoda in the temple was built in 1808 and designated as an important national cultural property in 1982. It is the only wooden five-fold Pagoda in the East China Sea. To see, Japanese buildings are organically combined with local topography, vegetation and the feeling of unity of heaven and man.