Masuisan Zuigan-ji Temple

A great off-=the-path place

Zuiganji is a very old mountain temple complex north of Himeji station. It is not as vast as some of its more famous cousins; but that shouldn't dissuade visitors. The buildings are set in an old fore...

の "Suiwan Temple Nian Buddhist Temple"

Original Text

It was located in a place that you might miss if you drive to Zuiganji Temple on the mountain. When I went up the stone steps, the main hall stood in front of the precincts, and although it was called Nenbutsu-do, it seemed to be a magnificent temple. Grace, I was going to pass through the mountain gate without hesitation on the way to hiking.

The building is wonderful.

Original Text

It is a very venerable ancient temple and a temple of the Tendai sect. The buildings such as the main hall themselves are also national demand cultural properties, and they are very spectacular. It's not a convenient place to go for a while, but if you have time, it's a recommended place for sightseeing.

It was a temple where you can feel the history and taste.

Original Text

It was a little confusing place to enter west from National Highway 312 and go up the White Country signal about 2 ㎞. It seems that you can also see the inside of the hall at Setsubun. It was a good temple where you can feel the history.

I didn't have enough physical strength and time to climb on foot

Original Text

I chartered a jumbo taxi for a few people and went to the immediate vicinity. This is a Tendai sect temple that Prince Shotoku built a monk who came to Japan and is said to have been revived by Gyoki later. It seems that it is positioned as a representative temple in Himeji City along with Shoshazan Enkyoji Temple, but I first learned about the existence of this temple due to lack of study. It seems that it was also destroyed by an incompetent samurai, but Hideyoshi, the destroyer of cultural properties (Negoro no Sato, etc.), restored and the present main hall was built by the later Lord of Himeji Jo castle ...