Osaki-ji Temple

It's located in Kaizu Osaki, which is popular in Sakura.

Original Text

The mountain name is Mt. Ishitate, the Shingon sect Chiyama school, and the principal image is the Eleven-faced Senju Kanzeon Bodhisattva. The principal image cannot be seen because it is a secret Buddha. It is located in Kaizu Osaki, which is popular in Sakura. When I walked to the back of the precincts, there was a place like an observatory where I could see Takeujima.

Come on, come on.

Original Text

　A temple located in the middle of Kaizu Osaki, which is famous for Sakura. First of all, when you go up, there is something like an iron stick called a sign that says 100 yen for Shinokin, so you should put it in. The other person writes the history inside, so I leave it to you, but as you go up gradually, Lake Biwa looks beautiful. Actually, I aimed for the cherry blossom season, but it wasn't blooming at all, and I thought it would be worth it if the cherry blossoms were in bloom. It's an important stone steps, but it's not too much ...

A scenic spot selected as one of the eight scenic spots of Lake Biwa. The cherry blossoms and autumn leaves are beautiful, but the main hall is especially wonderful! !!

Original Text

This is a scenic spot called Kaizu Osaki in the northern part of Lake Biwa, and in spring it is a famous place for 800 Yoshino cherry blossoms that bloom over 4 km along the coast. Osakiji Temple, an old temple of the Shingon sect, known as Osaki Kannon, is located on the cliff of Kaizu Osaki and was founded by Taisumi, a monk from the Nara period. If you climb some stone steps from the free parking lot, you will reach the precincts where the building is located. It seems that it was a large temple with many bosha (monks 39 temples) ...

Middle 々, it was a temple with a splendid and wide precincts

Original Text

The main hall was also magnificent. This is one of the Seven Lucky Gods of Nishiomi and enshrines Bishamonten. It is also called Osaki Kannon. It is a Shingon sect Chiyama school temple. It is Omi Nishikoku ９ Banfudasho. It is a temple opened by Taisumi during the Nara period, and the principal image is said to have been made by Prince Shotoku. Amida-do is also famous as the "Azuchi Blood Ceiling".

Lake Biwa and Temple

Original Text

The temple itself is not much different from the usual temple, but if you are interested in the blood ceiling, you can go around Yogen-in near Kyoto Sanjusangen-do, Hosen-in in the back of Ohara Sansen-in and blood ceiling. It's fun to go around three places Isn't it? By the way, the blood ceiling is enshrined on the ceiling using the blood traces attached when Motochu Ichi Torii was seppuku in the corridor, which was protected by Fushimi Momoyama Castle to the end.