Myoonji

No move to Mingwang と Shanmen が Lipai

Original Text

It is a temple behind Miura Sports Park, about a 10-minute walk from Keikyu Misakiguchi Station. A magnificent statue of Fudo Myoo at the entrance? And this is also a magnificent mountain gate to welcome you. The surrounding area is a idyllic countryside, but it was a very nice temple.

Auspicious temple

Original Text

It is also called Miura Daishi, and it is a very auspicious temple and is one of the seven lucky gods of Miura. Also, it is a place where beautiful flowers can be seen when the lily blooms, so it is recommended to go there at that time.

Hana no Ji Temple

Original Text

Tourists will go to Misaki Port and Jogashima as soon as they get off at Misakiguchi Station, but there is such a good temple in about 1 ㎞ where you can walk. The main hall is built on the slope of the mountain, and the back mountain is called Huashan Mandala, which is colored with seasonal flowers. I went to the plum season, but it seems that Yamayuri is famous.

One of the 33 Kannons

Original Text

Masama 々 flowers are planted and are very well maintained. Masama 々 There are plants and new stone Buddhas, so you won't get tired of watching them. It is one of the 33 Kannons and the Seven Lucky Gods of Miura on the Miura Peninsula. I also experienced sand tramping at 88 places in Shikoku before.

Severe signboard

Original Text

It is a temple called Miura Daishi of the Koyasan Shingon sect. There are many stone Buddhas. It is quietly located about a 15-minute walk from Misakiguchi Station. A temple stands on the slope of the mountain, where flowers spread out in the main hall, graveyard, and stone Buddha that would have been recently built. Personally, I was interested in Yamayuri, and I went to see it because the mountainyuri in the back bloom was in full bloom. It is a worship route named Hanayama Mandala, and you can enter it for free. Hydrangea was almost over, but mountain ...