Haginotera Tokoin Temple

It's a very beautiful temple (it seems to be called Tokoin Hagi Temple)

Original Text

Tokoin Hagi Temple is an old temple opened by Gyoki during the Nara period in 735. About 100 years ago from Umeda / Nakatsu, the temple was moved to the annex in Toyonaka, the current location, in line with the construction of Hankyu Railway. It has been called Hagi Temple since ancient times, and 3,000 Hagi trees are still in full bloom in autumn. It is the only inheritance temple of Toshogu, Osaka, which was abandoned in the Meiji era, and enshrines the principal image of 々. Shiki Masaoka and HATAKEYAMA Kitaoji also visited the temple and built a monument and Buddha statues ...

Oasis temple in the city

Original Text

It is a temple famous for "Hagi no Ji Temple" near Sone Station. The chief priests and deputy chief priests are scholarly skin, and please speak well and tell us in detail.

Hankyu Electric Power Plant is near くのお Temple

Original Text

　From the sone station of Hankyu Takarazuka line, take the ticket gate and go to the right at the scramble intersection. It is a temple on the right hand side of FamilyMart along the elevated road, turn left at the beginning of the road, and cross the bridge over the park. It is said that the former 々 was located in Nakatsu, Osaka, and it has been moved by the construction of the Shinyodo River, but I don't know why it is a famous temple.

Near sone station

Original Text

Walk along the railroad track from Sone Station on the Hankyu Railway toward Toyonaka. You will enter a residential area on the way, but there is a guide so you can go without hesitation. It is about 5 minutes on foot from the station. It was a small but green temple.

New Western Country Music Field １２ Panyu Suo の Caodong Zongbiegedi Temple でした

Original Text

Gyoki is the temple founded by Yakushi Nyorai and is the principal image of the eleven-faced Kanzeon Bodhisattva. Founded in ７３５ years, １２８０ It is an old temple that has accumulated a history of more than a year. It is said that it was originally near the present Nakatsu. At that time, the temple name was given because Hagi were crowded around. The entrance fee is ２００ yen. In the Hagi season, it will be ＵＰ and ５００ yen.