Manmyoji Temple
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Masahi
후쿠오카, 일본포스팅 7,369건
2020년 2월
雲仙地獄の近くに全身金箔の釈迦如来像が安置されているという寺院があるらしいので行って見る事に。寺院は雲仙山満明寺。真言宗の寺院です。島鉄バス雲仙営業所から行けますが、雲仙地獄からも行く事が出来ます。本堂入口には701年に満明寺を開山したとされる行基の像があります。
雲仙山満明寺の御本尊は大日如来らしいのですが、本堂正面には高さ5mの全身金箔である釈迦如来が雲仙大仏として安置されている。温泉の医王成分で錆が発生しないように5層もの金箔で重ねられています。また釈迦如来の足元には仏足もあります。本堂隣にはボケ封じ観音が安置されている。また境内にはトイレの神様と言われる「烏枢沙摩明王」や西国三十三観音霊場から勧請した三十三体の石仏や四国八十八箇所霊場から勧請したとされる八十八体の石仏がありました。
雲仙山満明寺の御本尊は大日如来らしいのですが、本堂正面には高さ5mの全身金箔である釈迦如来が雲仙大仏として安置されている。温泉の医王成分で錆が発生しないように5層もの金箔で重ねられています。また釈迦如来の足元には仏足もあります。本堂隣にはボケ封じ観音が安置されている。また境内にはトイレの神様と言われる「烏枢沙摩明王」や西国三十三観音霊場から勧請した三十三体の石仏や四国八十八箇所霊場から勧請したとされる八十八体の石仏がありました。
2020년 7월 8일 작성
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kanata0426
후쿠시마, 일본포스팅 5,173건
2018년 5월 • 개인
雲仙温泉の中心部にある、温泉神社と同時に建てられたと言われるお寺です。
朝に雲仙を散歩していて、旧八万地獄から小道を歩いていたらたどり着きました。別にこのルートを通らなくてもメインストリートからもっと簡単に登って来れる場所なのですが、あえてこっちから行くのが自分のお薦めです。道中小さなお地蔵さんがいくつも建っており、それを辿っていくとお寺に辿り着くようになっています。なかなか神秘的な図ですよ。
お寺は小さなものですが、中にある仏像は立派なものです。入ってお参りして行かれると良いと思います。
朝に雲仙を散歩していて、旧八万地獄から小道を歩いていたらたどり着きました。別にこのルートを通らなくてもメインストリートからもっと簡単に登って来れる場所なのですが、あえてこっちから行くのが自分のお薦めです。道中小さなお地蔵さんがいくつも建っており、それを辿っていくとお寺に辿り着くようになっています。なかなか神秘的な図ですよ。
お寺は小さなものですが、中にある仏像は立派なものです。入ってお参りして行かれると良いと思います。
2018년 7월 29일 작성
이 리뷰는 트립어드바이저 LLC의 의견이 아닌 트립어드바이저 회원의 주관적인 의견입니다. 트립어드바이저에서는 리뷰를 확인합니다.
salansalan
서울, 대한민국포스팅 745건
2018년 7월 • 커플
メインストリートにあるバスターミナル側から登りましたが、階段多いのでややきつかったです。上り降りは他にもルートがあるのですが1番バスターミナル横がわかりやすいと思います
2018년 7월 9일 작성
이 리뷰는 트립어드바이저 LLC의 의견이 아닌 트립어드바이저 회원의 주관적인 의견입니다. 트립어드바이저에서는 리뷰를 확인합니다.
Andrew M
포스팅 7,589건
2017년 8월 • 가족
This temple is situated a few minutes walk from the Unzen Square.There are two entrances to the temple. The first is easily accessible, as there is a flight of stairs to the left of the main square (opposite the Unzen Jinja Shrine) which lead directly to the temple. The other route, which is much more interesting, is a short walk in a westerly direction.Walk past the Unzen Bus Terminus on the right side of the road, after a five minute walk, you will see small buddhist statues and tributes on a slope to the right. Take the first right turn between two short white posts with Japanese characters. There is a storyboard at the ground level to the right, which has a few details about the temple.
Opposite this path is the part of Hell known as Seishichi Hell. To the right of Seishichi is a stone monument to Tadore, who was a famous Indian poet who visited Unzen in 1924. To the left of the path is the section of Hell known as the Kyu Hachiman Jigoku. This area of hell was not as impressive as the other side of the road.The path leads into the forest behind the temple.In this area there is a statue of a famous buddhist priest, named the Gyoki Priest monument. There are many small buddhist statues in this area. The Ryuzu Tomb is another famous monument, but not easily located. It is on a mound opposite the many seated buddhas on pedestals. To access the tomb area, walk to the rear of the mound, and look for a small path that leads to an electricity pole. The tomb is to the right of the pole, and is partly covered with weeds. The tomb marker is an ancient concrete "crown" shaped structure. Finding this tomb, took quite a few minutes, so don't give up too easily.
If you follow the path into the forrest, which slopes slightly upward at first, then leads downward, you will see many different buddha images on either side of the path. In this forest, it is quite peaceful, and you can rest and meditate. There are great photo ops with all the buddhist figures which are weathered and seem ancient. Walking back up the path to the seated buddhas, take the path to the right and you will see the temple after a few minutes walk. The temple is over 1,300 years old, and used to be the main attraction in Unzen, as it was a major temple on the pilgrimage route in ancient times.
There is a beautiful bell tower, and many buddhist statues around the temple area. The temple was not open at the time of our visit, so we missed seeing the main attraction, the 5 meter high, gold plated buddha and Shaka Shrine. A short wallk down the steps, and you will be back in the main square. Other attractions nearby include the Ueki Mototaro Monument (to the right of the stairs) and the Unzen Jinja Shrine (opposite the square). The main attraction of course is Hell, which may be entered by walking on the path to the right of the Shrine.
Opposite this path is the part of Hell known as Seishichi Hell. To the right of Seishichi is a stone monument to Tadore, who was a famous Indian poet who visited Unzen in 1924. To the left of the path is the section of Hell known as the Kyu Hachiman Jigoku. This area of hell was not as impressive as the other side of the road.The path leads into the forest behind the temple.In this area there is a statue of a famous buddhist priest, named the Gyoki Priest monument. There are many small buddhist statues in this area. The Ryuzu Tomb is another famous monument, but not easily located. It is on a mound opposite the many seated buddhas on pedestals. To access the tomb area, walk to the rear of the mound, and look for a small path that leads to an electricity pole. The tomb is to the right of the pole, and is partly covered with weeds. The tomb marker is an ancient concrete "crown" shaped structure. Finding this tomb, took quite a few minutes, so don't give up too easily.
If you follow the path into the forrest, which slopes slightly upward at first, then leads downward, you will see many different buddha images on either side of the path. In this forest, it is quite peaceful, and you can rest and meditate. There are great photo ops with all the buddhist figures which are weathered and seem ancient. Walking back up the path to the seated buddhas, take the path to the right and you will see the temple after a few minutes walk. The temple is over 1,300 years old, and used to be the main attraction in Unzen, as it was a major temple on the pilgrimage route in ancient times.
There is a beautiful bell tower, and many buddhist statues around the temple area. The temple was not open at the time of our visit, so we missed seeing the main attraction, the 5 meter high, gold plated buddha and Shaka Shrine. A short wallk down the steps, and you will be back in the main square. Other attractions nearby include the Ueki Mototaro Monument (to the right of the stairs) and the Unzen Jinja Shrine (opposite the square). The main attraction of course is Hell, which may be entered by walking on the path to the right of the Shrine.
2017년 10월 6일 작성
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森下加那
포스팅 14건
2017년 4월 • 커플
雲仙自体は何度も来てたけどこんな場所があるなんて！
ちょうど若いお坊さんが車から降りてきたので色々とお話を聞くことができました。
五メートルもの高さの大仏様は木造に純金箔を何層かに貼ってあるとのこと。
何層か忘れました…。
純金箔でないと普通の金箔では温泉成分の硫黄で真っ黒になるそうです（驚）
お堂をでると除夜の鐘や時報？に使われるような大きな鐘があったのですが、
どうぞ突いていってくださいとのこと。
常識的な時間帯であれば誰でも突けるそうです！
これまた貴重な体験でした。
よく見ると寄付された方？のお名前が全員分浮き出ていました。
この時にうっすら金色がかった文字が。
2015年の11月に完成した鐘とのことですが、
南無大師遍照金剛のとこは金箔だったそうです。
先ほどの普通の金箔では硫黄で錆びるということが理解できました。
最後にボケ封じ観音様がいたので念入りにお参りを。
たまたま若いお坊さんに話を聞けたのですが、
お会い出来なければ見てお参りするだけでここまで記憶に残る貴重な大仏様だと知らずに帰宅してしまうとこでした。
出会いに感謝。
ちょうど若いお坊さんが車から降りてきたので色々とお話を聞くことができました。
五メートルもの高さの大仏様は木造に純金箔を何層かに貼ってあるとのこと。
何層か忘れました…。
純金箔でないと普通の金箔では温泉成分の硫黄で真っ黒になるそうです（驚）
お堂をでると除夜の鐘や時報？に使われるような大きな鐘があったのですが、
どうぞ突いていってくださいとのこと。
常識的な時間帯であれば誰でも突けるそうです！
これまた貴重な体験でした。
よく見ると寄付された方？のお名前が全員分浮き出ていました。
この時にうっすら金色がかった文字が。
2015年の11月に完成した鐘とのことですが、
南無大師遍照金剛のとこは金箔だったそうです。
先ほどの普通の金箔では硫黄で錆びるということが理解できました。
最後にボケ封じ観音様がいたので念入りにお参りを。
たまたま若いお坊さんに話を聞けたのですが、
お会い出来なければ見てお参りするだけでここまで記憶に残る貴重な大仏様だと知らずに帰宅してしまうとこでした。
出会いに感謝。
2017년 4월 21일 작성
이 리뷰는 트립어드바이저 LLC의 의견이 아닌 트립어드바이저 회원의 주관적인 의견입니다. 트립어드바이저에서는 리뷰를 확인합니다.
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