#43 (46th Temple)

Jōruri-ji
浄瑠璃寺

Crypto Ohenro #43 Goshuin of Jōruri-ji(浄瑠璃寺)
  • Title: Jōruri-ji(浄瑠璃寺)
  • Temple No: 46
  • Principal Image: Yakushi Nyorai(薬師如来)
  • Price: 0.005ETH
  • Edition: 1/1
  • Additional Information: 

    The temple was founded by Gyōgi in 708 and later restored by Kōbō Daishi. The temple was named Pure Lapis Lazuli Temple because Yakushi is known as the Buddha of Pure Emerald Light (Rurikō Nyorai). Gyōgi also carved the honzon.

    The temple was destroyed by fire in the 17th century but rebuilt 80 years later by the priest Gyō-on, a famous social worker who constructed eight bridges on the Tosa highway.

    Note the Būssokuseki, a stone image of the Buddha's foot prints. If you stand on the Buddha's foot prints (with bare feet, of course), any pain in your feet will immediately disappear. Remembering that it is from this area that Emon Saburō came from, look for a large stone engraved with a haiku written by Masaoka Shiki, one of Japan's greatest poets.

ABOUT STORY

The 46th temple is Jōruri-ji (Joruri-ji).

The distance from the previous temple (47th) is 0.9km.

 

The entrance to Jōruri-ji. This temple has no gate and the stairs are the entrance to the temple.

 

This is the main hall of Jōruri-ji. Yakushi Nyorai is enshrined.

The surrounding trees are a little tropical, like a temple in the jungle.

 

The hall with an enshrined statue of Kobo Daishi is also surrounded by trees.

Again, I advocate the Heart Sutra and pray for family security, world peace, and one day to be a successful person.

 

A large tree over 1000 years old grows in the temple.

 

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The red stamp of Jōruri-ji, the 46th temple.

I have to go around 45 more temples.

The distance to the next temple is 24.2km.

 

Crypto Ohenro #43 Goshuin of Jōruri-ji(浄瑠璃寺)