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Tianzhu Feng

Tianzhu Feng

No CommentsDaibutsu, Kuzuharaoka
Tenchuhou It is said that a high priest who came to Japan from China and was the abbot of Jochi-ji Temple loved the view from here and named the hill Tenchu-ho (Heavenly Pillar Peak). The word "Tenchu" means "the principle that upholds the world. Today, the surrounding area is covered with trees, and the view […]
Signboard of Mt.

Signboard of Mt.

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Mt. Ohira has a sign indicating its elevation.
This is the third signboard, and they change it every two to three years when the letters are no longer visible.As we climbed and stood at the top, we met a group of mothers with their 3-4 year old children.One of the children was running around the summit […]
Uchikoshi Tunnel

Uchikoshi Tunnel

No CommentsGokurakuji , Daibutsu Kiridoshi
Uchikoshi tunnel Locals call it "Obaton," meaning "ghost tunnel," or "Kankan Tunnel" because it is lined with iron plates that make a clanking sound when struck. In the past, there were side holes in the tunnel and a stone Buddha was enshrined at the entrance. It seems to have led to an air-raid shelter and […]
　Monument to Sir Toshimoto Hino

　Monument to Sir Toshimoto Hino

No CommentsDaibutsu, Kuzuharaoka
This is the tomb of Toshimoto Hino, a court noble of the late Kamakura period and a close associate of Emperor Godaigo. Although Hino did not come from a prestigious family, he excelled in learning and won the trust of Emperor Godaigo. At Emperor Godaigo's order, he overthrew the then devastated shogunate and aimed to […]
Zeniarai Benzaiten

Zeniarai Benzaiten

No CommentsDaibutsu, Kuzuharaoka
It is known as Senarai-benten because it is said that coins and other items will increase if washed in the fresh water in the cave on the temple grounds. However, it is not necessary to wash all of the bills, but only a part of them. Minamoto no Yoritomo was told by Ugajin, the god […]
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Tianzhu Feng

Tianzhu Feng

Tenchuhou It is said that a high priest who came to Japan from China and was the abbot of Jochi-ji Temple loved the view from here and named the hill Tenchu-ho (Heavenly Pillar Peak). The word “Tenchu” means “the principle that upholds the world. Today, the surrounding area is covered with trees, and the view […]

Signboard of Mt.

Signboard of Mt.

Mt. Ohira has a sign indicating its elevation.
This is the third signboard, and they change it every two to three years when the letters are no longer visible.As we climbed and stood at the top, we met a group of mothers with their 3-4 year old children.One of the children was running around the summit […]

Uchikoshi Tunnel

Uchikoshi Tunnel

Uchikoshi tunnel Locals call it “Obaton,” meaning “ghost tunnel,” or “Kankan Tunnel” because it is lined with iron plates that make a clanking sound when struck. In the past, there were side holes in the tunnel and a stone Buddha was enshrined at the entrance. It seems to have led to an air-raid shelter and […]

　Monument to Sir Toshimoto Hino

　Monument to Sir Toshimoto Hino

This is the tomb of Toshimoto Hino, a court noble of the late Kamakura period and a close associate of Emperor Godaigo. Although Hino did not come from a prestigious family, he excelled in learning and won the trust of Emperor Godaigo. At Emperor Godaigo’s order, he overthrew the then devastated shogunate and aimed to […]

Zeniarai Benzaiten

Zeniarai Benzaiten

It is known as Senarai-benten because it is said that coins and other items will increase if washed in the fresh water in the cave on the temple grounds. However, it is not necessary to wash all of the bills, but only a part of them. Minamoto no Yoritomo was told by Ugajin, the god […]

Tianzhu Feng

Tianzhu Feng

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Tenchuhou It is said that a high priest who came to Japan from China and was the abbot of Jochi-ji Temple loved the view from here and named the hill Tenchu-ho (Heavenly Pillar Peak). The word “Tenchu” means “the principle that upholds the world. Today, the surrounding area is covered with trees, and the view […]

Uchikoshi Tunnel

Uchikoshi Tunnel

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Uchikoshi tunnel Locals call it “Obaton,” meaning “ghost tunnel,” or “Kankan Tunnel” because it is lined with iron plates that make a clanking sound when struck. In the past, there were side holes in the tunnel and a stone Buddha was enshrined at the entrance. It seems to have led to an air-raid shelter and […]

　Monument to Sir Toshimoto Hino

　Monument to Sir Toshimoto Hino

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This is the tomb of Toshimoto Hino, a court noble of the late Kamakura period and a close associate of Emperor Godaigo. Although Hino did not come from a prestigious family, he excelled in learning and won the trust of Emperor Godaigo. At Emperor Godaigo’s order, he overthrew the then devastated shogunate and aimed to […]

Zeniarai Benzaiten

Zeniarai Benzaiten

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It is known as Senarai-benten because it is said that coins and other items will increase if washed in the fresh water in the cave on the temple grounds. However, it is not necessary to wash all of the bills, but only a part of them. Minamoto no Yoritomo was told by Ugajin, the god […]

Tsukikage Jizo

Tsukikage Jizo

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  もとは現在地のさらに奥の谷である月影ヶ谷（つきかげがやつ）の鎌倉後期の女流歌人で青春時代に失恋し出家した阿仏尼(あぶつに)邸にあった地蔵像をこの地に移したのでこの名があると伝えられています。 この地蔵さまには以下の伝説があります。『昔々このあたりに北条業時（なりとき）の御所に仕える母娘がいました。母親は気性も荒く心によこしまなところがありましたが、露という娘は気立てもよく親思いの娘でした。あるとき井戸端で母親が高価な白磁のお皿を割ってしまいます。母親が疑われると露は自分が割ったと申し出ました。やむを得ず業時は親子に暇を出します。その時になって母親は自分の罪を白状したのですが、既に遅し、母親は追放に。業時は露の預け先を探し、屋敷を出る時「梅小紋の小袖」を露に与えます。でも、性悪の母親はそれを奪いどこかへ流れて行きました。露を預かった屋敷では大切に遇してくれましたが、露は母親と別れた悲しみに沈みます。まもなく病に倒れ、幼くして逝ってしまいました。辺りの人々はこれを哀れみ、この子の生まれた月影の谷戸に小さな墓をたてます。いつしかその墓に「梅の木苔」がびっしりと生えました。人々は一度も袖を通すことがなかった幸薄い子のために、梅小紋の苔衣を着せたのは、きっと月影地蔵の情けに違いないと噂したのでした』（露童女の苔衣伝説より） Googleマップで見る 月影地蔵についてもっと知りたい [wpseo_breadcrumb]

Higiri 6Jizo

Higiri 6Jizo

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Higiri6Jizo It is said that “accidents will not become serious as long as they occur within the Jizo’s sight” and that “if you pray for a specific date, your wish will be granted”. Higiri-jizo” can be found all over Japan. Why don’t you pray for a specific date? View on Gogole Map I want to […]

Hoshino Well

Hoshino Well

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  「星ノ井」は、別名「星月ノ井」（ほしづきのい）又は「星月夜ノ井」ほしづきよのい）と呼ばれ、鎌倉十井(じっせい)の一つです。昔はこの井戸の中に、昼でも星の影が見えたのでこの名が付けられたが、ある日、近所の人が誤って包丁を井戸の中に落としたので、このとき以来星影が見えなくなったという言い伝えがあります。極楽寺切通（極楽寺坂）を通る街道であったため、明治時代の井戸付近は茶店で賑わい、大正時代には茶店はなくなったものの、井戸の水は清らかで美味だったので、昭和初期まで通行人に名水として販売していたということです。 Googleマップで見る   星の井についてもっと知りたい       [wpseo_breadcrumb]