Jōkenji Temple

It is the family temple of Ooka Echizen.

Original Text

A long time ago, I often saw Ooka Echizen by Tsuyoshi Kato. If you were a person a long time ago, no one would have known. However, few people know that Ooka Echizen was a real person. He is a real person. There is a grave here. Heiji Senegata is a fictional person. It will not be understood by young people today.

You can visit using the parking lot of the adjacent local museum (relocated farmhouse)

Original Text

It is the family temple of Ooka Echizen no Kami, which is famous for historical dramas, but there was some resistance to visiting and shooting the grave, so I visited the main hall of the temple and visited the stone garden next door.

You need a donation to go to the Ooka family's gravestone.

Original Text

I went out to worship the tombstone of the Ooka clan for the first time in a long time. However, there was a gate at the entrance, and it seemed that I could not enter without giving charity. There was no gate before. I didn't know how much to wrap, so I looked at the gravestone from a distance and came back. It would be better if you display the amount and collect the admission fee. If you use the Sagami line, you can use the bus from Kagawa station to 1.5Km strong, and the bus from the north exit of Chigasaki station, the kaya 03 series, the kaya 50 series ...

A temple adjacent to the Chigasaki Civic Museum

Original Text

It is a beautiful temple adjacent to the Chigasaki Civic Museum (Old Folk House). I worshiped because it was the Ooka Echizen Moriya Bodhisattva in front of the gate.

Dagangjia Family の Tombs

Original Text

１６１１ It is a temple of the Jodo sect built in the year. It is a family temple of the Ooka family, which was issued by Tadashi Ooka Echizen no Kami, known as the famous magistrate of the Edo period. Located on the mountain side of the northeastern part of Chigasaki City, the tombstones of the clan ５８ are lined up in an orderly manner. Ooka Echizen no Kami is the fifth generation and has a particularly large tomb. Although he did not live in Chigasaki, he celebrated his achievements as an Edo Town Magistrate of 々 and held the "Ooka Festival" every year in Chigasaki City.