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If you wish for a good life, please pray for the big head of Fukuroku
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A temple standing on a high ground. The old man, with Genka in tow, is a long-lived god, and is considered a symbol of long life. The statue of the Eleventh-Men Kansei Ongusat, which is transmitted to the end of Heian, is designated as a national important cultural treasure.
It is said to be the main shrine of Atago Shrine all over the country, and is known as the former Atago. The main shrine, which is said to have been erected during the Kamakura period, is a National Designated Important Cultural Property. The gods of the gods are the god of fire, the god of fire, the spirit of fire [Homusubi no Mikoto], and the great power of the great power.
The city of Kameoka, which is also the starting point for the Torokko train connecting Kyoto Saga Arashiyama and Kameoka, as well as down Hozukyo. The Japanese ryokan Sumino and Kamemine, located in Yunohana Onsen, where they raise a hot water bath to the west of the city, accepts day baths with lunch. Lunch and hot spring bathing are available as a set in a dining room with an old-fashioned kudo. An open-air bath (reservation required) is also available, which is surrounded by a grove and named Hiding of the Mountain. SPA treatment (Ayurveda) and lunch set plan are also popular.
Emperor Yomei's third prince, Maruko, and Yamazakura, are believed to be self-made, and are located at the temple of Nishikoku Yakushi Reiba No. 26. The ancient temple of the Rinzai sect Nanzenji school. Sidare zakura, Someyoshi Shino and Yamazakura are planted in the precinct.
It is said that the main temple was called Bhohoji Temple, which was used by Emperor Shōmu during the Tenpyo Year (729-749) to pray for Prince Azumi and open it to Gyoki. In the past, there were many temples, and there were great fairy tales on Mt. The temple view has been arranged by the devotion of Emperor Go Mizuo and Tōfukumenin, and the name has been changed to Shohoji. The precinct has a large number of large silver apricots and mountain foliage, and the season of fresh green in spring and autumn foliage is a good time period. It is reported that the mountain leaves were transferred from the Rinzai sect Omotoyama Eigenji Temple in Omi City, Shiga Prefecture.
It blends into the idyllic satoyama landscape. It is said that in the Imperial Court of Emperor Tenmu, the Imperial Court of the Emperor of the Emperor, the priest, the priest, the priest, and the priest, Ryoben, on the wishes of the Emperor Shōmu, built a gaiji addition. The statue of the eleven-faced Kannon standing (national treasure) of the main statue was enshrined in Tenpyo 16 (744). It is a wood-shin-dried lacquer statue made in the late Tenpyo period to convey the breath of the ornate Tenpyo. It was also a connexus of Nara and Kōfuku-ji Temple, so it flourished under the asylum of Mr. Fujiwara, but it was burned down in the Middle Ages. Currently, only the main hall (Ōmido) stands quietly.
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