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the highlight is the garden
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It began when Sadamoto Oe, the governor of Mikawa Province, opened Rokkoji Temple during the Kanwa era (985 ~ 987) in the Heian period. The highlight is the garden. If you turn right behind the main hall, you will find a corner surrounded by mountains, a magnificent landscape with standing stones and plants behind the pond. It's a wonderful garden.
It takes about 10 minutes to walk from Oyu station.
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When I went to see the pine trees of Oyu, I visited the surrounding historic sites. This Saimyoji Temple took a little 10 minutes to walk from Oyu Station, but it was a pretty magnificent temple.
It is a temple on the outskirts of the mountain side of a residential area, about 10 minutes walk from Meitetsu Oyu Station. There is a large parking lot, a large and beautiful temple with huge trees such as mountain gates and white walls, camphor trees and cedars, and a small moss-covered garden in the back of the main hall on the left is very calm. It was a quiet temple that felt like it was in a deep mountain.
Although it is Saimyoji Temple, it feels like passing through a residential area from the city of Oyu. The parking lot of the temple is large and safe. Next to the temple is a kindergarten. When I parked my car in the parking lot and passed through the mountain gate, there was the gate of Aoi Mitsuha. You have a connection to the Tokugawa family, and when you went to the main hall, the Sri Lankan flag was displayed. There was also a stone monument of Dr. Berz, a German doctor, which is exactly international!
Saimyoji Temple is a temple with an attached kindergarten and can be reached by 15 on foot from Meitetsu Kokufu Station. There is a vast Japanese garden in the temple that will delight your eyes. As a hot spring usage leader, I sometimes visit because there is a memorial tower for German doctor Dr. Berz (hot spring medicine), who is related to Saimeiji Temple.
the highlight is the garden
It began when Sadamoto Oe, the governor of Mikawa Province, opened Rokkoji Temple during the Kanwa era (985 ~ 987) in the Heian period. The highlight is the garden. If you turn right behind the main hall, you will find a corner surrounded by mountains, a magnificent landscape with standing stones and plants behind the pond. It's a wonderful garden.
It takes about 10 minutes to walk from Oyu station.
When I went to see the pine trees of Oyu, I visited the surrounding historic sites. This Saimyoji Temple took a little 10 minutes to walk from Oyu Station, but it was a pretty magnificent temple.
Yuli なお Temple
It is a temple on the outskirts of the mountain side of a residential area, about 10 minutes walk from Meitetsu Oyu Station. There is a large parking lot, a large and beautiful temple with huge trees such as mountain gates and white walls, camphor trees and cedars, and a small moss-covered garden in the back of the main hall on the left is very calm. It was a quiet temple that felt like it was in a deep mountain.
international temple?
Although it is Saimyoji Temple, it feels like passing through a residential area from the city of Oyu. The parking lot of the temple is large and safe. Next to the temple is a kindergarten. When I parked my car in the parking lot and passed through the mountain gate, there was the gate of Aoi Mitsuha. You have a connection to the Tokugawa family, and when you went to the main hall, the Sri Lankan flag was displayed. There was also a stone monument of Dr. Berz, a German doctor, which is exactly international!
Kindergarten with のお Temple
Saimyoji Temple is a temple with an attached kindergarten and can be reached by 15 on foot from Meitetsu Kokufu Station. There is a vast Japanese garden in the temple that will delight your eyes. As a hot spring usage leader, I sometimes visit because there is a memorial tower for German doctor Dr. Berz (hot spring medicine), who is related to Saimeiji Temple.