Jorengein Temple

Temple or simple ryokan

Original Text

We were welcomed by the monk's wife, very kind, but only the impression of being welcomed in a ryokan and no contact with the "temple" all night despite our requests...

You have to walk up the road from the parking lot.

Original Text

I was relieved that anyone's evaluation is of this degree (〇３). If it is not an evaluation that caters to many people, this site will be refused. In the past, there are few ５０ times that have been refused to be published. It is said that this place was transmitted from Brahminism and became the origin of Buddhist music in China (although I don't know well personally), it seems to be the birthplace of 'shomyo.' I don't know what it is, but there is a lodging and I can stay. ...

Inside Sansenin

Original Text

　I went straight up the road from the bus stop in Ohara to Sansenin without turning left to Sansenin. The area is lush with greenery, and as I proceeded, I found the torii gate of Katsuto Shrine, and as I went up further, I could see a solid gate on my left. This gate was the gate of Jorengein. There was a fence at the gate, and I couldn't get inside.

The birthplace of the statement

Original Text

　After worshiping Sansenin in Ohara, I climbed the road leading to the east. Stop by Katsute Shrine on the way, and go further, you will find this Jorengein. The inside of the gate was closed and I could only see it from the gate, but this temple is said to be the birthplace of the statement that was the origin of Japanese Buddhist music.

Famous as a shukubo

Original Text

A temple of the Tendai sect in front of Raigyoin. This is famous as a shukubo. You can see from the outside that the precincts are also in good condition. However, since the entrance was closed, there was no atmosphere of worship.