Hasedeta Temple

let's see the 33 kannon stone Buddhas on the top of the mountain.

Original Text

It is the 18th temple of Shinano 33 Kannon. The official name is Mt. Kinpu Hasedera. Since there was a parking lot above, I accidentally passed the Niomon Gate. (There is no space to put a car near here.) From here, you can climb more than 200 stone steps and enter the temple, but from the parking lot, you can go through the bell tower gate in about several dozen steps. You can go through. Next to the gate, there is a sacred place sand stepping ground that collects pebbles of Kannon pilgrimage in ２６０ nationwide, so don't overlook it ...

A temple loved by the region

Original Text

It is a venerable temple in Shinonoi Shiozaki, Nagano City. It is possible to drive up to the vicinity, but it is also recommended to climb the long stairs from the bottom mountain gate.

with shiozaki castle

Original Text

I also went to Hasedera because I wanted to go to Shiozaki Castle. Hasedera is a temple in Shinonoi Shiozaki. One of the three major Hasedera temples in Japan. It is located in a small high place and overlooks Nagano City. When you go to Shiozaki Castle, you can go to Hasedera first, and follow the guide in about 20 minutes.

Three Changgu Temples in Japan の one つ.

Original Text

An old temple standing in the southwest corner of Zenkojidaira. It stands on a long staircase with cedar trees on the hillside of the western edge fault of the Nagano Basin. The large-roofed Kannon-do stands like a castle on a steep stone wall. The Chikuma gawa River and the idyllic rural scenery can be overlooked under the eye.

Sansuo, Japan (Sanchang Valley, Japan)

Original Text

Shinano Hasedera, the three major Hasedera temples of Yamato, Kamakura, and Shinano, called the three Japan (Japan's three Hasedera). It is also called Hase Kannon. The principal image is the Eleven-faced Kannon Bosatsu and Showa ９ (1934) after the excavation of the Sutra tube in the Heian period from the back of Kannon-do. It was not related to Hase-dera Temple in Ueda, Nagano Prefecture.