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The oldest temple in Arima of the first year of Kamikame (724). He holds the temple treasures such as Hai-Iirao (Important Cultural Property), which is said to be the Yukei-saku. Depending on the season, if you make a reservation with three or more people, you can enjoy Chinese-style cuisine of Pucha (5,000 yen to lunch, tax included). Zazen experience is also possible with a reservation of three or more people.
An ancient temple that was opened by the Hado Sennin. It was established during the Heian period by Anyang Niiganshi (the elder sister of the Eshin monastery). This area is the setting for the story of Genji, "Akashi no Maki", and it can be seen that the dynasty hobbies of the period, such as Jigyo-do in Miyama and Akashi-Irudo, are adopted in the plan of the temple tower. The Amida-do (Jōgyodo) was built during the period of the Imperial Government, although it is now the main temple. It has been designated as an Important Cultural Property of the Nation, along with the Mie Pagoda and the Monju-do.
The ancient temple of the Tendai sect, which boasted a mighty force from the Kamakura period to the Muromachi period. It is said to have been founded by Fujiwara Kamatashi's eldest son, Sadae (jōe), in the second year of Reigame (716) by Kaiki and his grandson Uai (Umakai). The main hall is the only national treasure building in Kobe. The three-story pagoda and an important cultural monument, the Inhomon-Amitabha statue, are also beautiful. The primeval forest spreads in the precincts, showing the beauty of the four seasons.
Kajiwara's Bodaiji Temple, which is said to be the Kaiki of the second year (880). If you are lucky, you can talk to the representative of the Nubo Association, Sumi Nakagawa. The point you should be sure to see the bold stone-set Tsukiyama-style garden behind the main hall and the monument to the novel "The Rape of the Flower" by Ryotaro Sima in the precinct. There is a temple treasure of an important cultural property designated by the prefecture.
Temple of the Genjon during the Houki year (770-781). It celebrates the only Japanese god of the Seven Lucky Gods, Emishaku Taijin. With a fishing rod in his right hand and a bream in his left hand, the bream has the meaning of sprouting with a happy Thai, giving him a sick-free disaster, family prosperity, etc.
A communal bathhouse in Nayu and Yumura Onsen in the northwestern part of Hyōgo prefecture. Yumura Onsen was reportedly discovered by Jikaku Daishi about 1150 years ago. The Motoyu, which springs up on the banks of the Harugi River, a tributary of the Kishida River, is called "Arayu", and the high hot spring of 98 degrees Celsius springs up as much as 470 liters per minute. Yakushayu is a place where you can enjoy this hot spring, which is rich in hot water, for a fee like a bath bath. The spring quality of the hot spring is colorless and transparent baking soda springs. There is emulsifying action of the skin, it takes old skin and dirt of pores. The Japanese-style building is a quaint construction with a watchtower on a tiled roof. The bathhouse has an inner bath with an open-air bath and a service bath.
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