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Thirty-three locations in the West. Sōkō-ji, which had been opened by Kōya Jōjin in the fifth year of the calendar (951), was renamed Rokkōrami-ji by his disciple Chōshin after Jōjin's death. The main statue of Juichon Guanyin (National Treasure), which is said to have been carved by Kuya in the view of the epidemic of evil disease, is enshrined in the main temple (Important Cultural Property) and is opened every 12 years in the Dragon Year. The treasure house houses sculptures from the Kamakura period, such as the Kuyaya Jinto statue (Important Cultural Property) and the Taira Kiyomori statue (Important Cultural Property) in the form of chanting a memorial Buddha.

Tōtou Temple of Kennin Temple. There is a well of legend in the precinct that Takashi Ono [Onono Takamura], a scholar and singer of the early Heian period, also renowned as a poet, went to the underworld, and the Enma-do enshrines the statues of the Great King and the Takashi Ono. Every year on August 7-10, "Six Roads Mairi" is held, and many people visit to meet the bell "Welcome Bell", which is said to welcome the spirits returning to Bon into the world. In addition to the statue of Honson Yakushi Nyorai, which is an important cultural property, the temple treasure is also opened to the public, and there are also street stalls that sell Maki Takano and Bon Hana, which are said to be where spirits are located, and there are a large number of worshipers.

The zazen experience, which was started by Mr. Ito, a young vice-resident, is full of ingenuity that makes it easy for beginners to participate in, including short time settings, polite explanations, and easy-to-understand legal stories.

It is said to be the birthplace of the Kō Shin Faith. The present main hall was rebuilt during the Edo period, where the prayers of the Konjac seal, which contain the diseases and wishes, are held.

It is known for its five-storied pagoda (Important Cultural Property) called the Yasaka Pagoda. During the Aitori period, it is believed to be the temple that was related to the Goguryeo native of this land, the Yasaka clan, as the founding of the Prince of Shōtoku. At first, it was a large temple with a Shitennoji-style fairy-indigo arrangement, but now only a pagoda, a yakushido, and a Taishi-do remain in the precinct surrounded by private houses. The five-storied pagoda, which was burned down in the Onin War, was rebuilt by Ashikaga Yoshikyo in 1440, and was 46m high. You can see the inside of the first layer and up to the second layer, and you can also see the structure of the tower through the heart pillar in the center, as well as the Suya pit where the five statues of Dainichi, Shakya, Ashuku, Hosheng and Amitabha are celebrated.

The head temple of the Shingon Sect. He attempted to re-emerge at Rakuto after the burning of Negoji Temple in Kishu, and was commended by Tokugawa Ieyasu to Shōyunji, which was erected by Hideyoshi Toyotomi to mourn the bodhisattva of Aiko Tsurumatsu, who had died at the age of three. After that, he is hit by repeated fires, but his numerous barrier paintings and gardens convey the brilliant Momoyama culture to the present. The famous Kaigaku and Sakura-zu (national treasure) painted by Tohaku Hasegawa and Ichimon Hisakura is seen in the collection. The garden (Meishatsu) is known as Rikyu's favorite garden, a pond spring excursion garden in the shape of Mount Lu, China.

In the year of Enryaku 21 (802), the temple where the bureau of the small bureau [Kogou] according to the "Heike Story" was chased from the Miyanaka and went home. In the mountains, there are the tombs of Emperor Takakura, who loved the bureau of the small bureau, and the Chamuro-Kōtei, where Takamori Saigo and Seishui-ji Tsuzuki Teru-jōjin made a conspiracy. The cedar-lined mountain road leading from Kiyomizu-dera to Kiyokyo-ji is a famous spot of autumn foliage since ancient times. The Xi'an Pagoda (Important Cultural Property) at the Taimasanji Temple (Taisanji), located on the way, is famous for its asanning prayers. It is said to have been originally built by Sakaue Tamura's daughter in celebration of the birth of the prince, in the reconstruction of the early Edo period. From this place you can overlook Kiyomizu-dera Temple.

A temple of the Linzai sect founded by Yeongsai in the second year of Jianjin (1202), following Mount Hyakujō in Song. Eisai is the first person to bring back tea seeds from China, and the four-head [Yotsugashira] tea party is held on April 20 of his birthday. The single-layer Irimoya-zukujō (Important Cultural Property) was relocated from Ankoku-ji Temple in Hiroshima in Gyeongsang 4 (1599). There are many highlights, such as Tesaimon (Important Cultural Property), and Fujin Rairaijin (National Treasure) by Tawaraya Sōtatsu (the exhibition is duplicated). In April 2002, Junsaku Koizumi's 108-tatami-mat Sōryū figure was dedicated on the Hodo ceiling to commemorate the 800 years of Genjō.

Mr. Jizo, who sits in front of a temple on the left of Inoumen, Kiyomizu-dera Temple. This Jizo, whose neck is 360-degree kururi. In addition to gold luck and business prosperity, there is also the benefit of the curb, so let's turn around with all our hearts.

It is known as "Ebesan" at a shrine that is also known as one of Japan's three largest ebisu. The Toka-Pebisu festival (Hatsuebisu), which is held from January 8 to 12, is full of people who wish for a thriving business.