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Onjo-ji (Mii-dera)
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Natsu
June 20, 2020
Onjo-ji Temple is the head temple of the Tendaijimon sect of Buddhism, whose “Mii Evening Bell” is famous as one of the scenic “Eight Views of Omi.” The temple is home to a number of historical relicts, not least of which is its Kan-do Hall, a National Treasure. The Kannon-do Hall is the 14th area of sacred ground where amulets are issued in a list of 33 temples in Western Japan dedicated to the bodhisattva Kannon. Onjo-ji Temple’s history begins in 672, when a battle of succession began between two princes following the passing of the Emperor Tenji the year before, causing the outbreak of the Jinshin War. The short reign of Emperor Kobun (formerly Prince Otomo) was cut short when he was defeated in the Jinshin War, and his rival, his uncle Emperor Tenmu founded the temple in dedication to the former Emperor. The name of the temple is said to come from an imperial scroll that Emperor Tenmu bestowed on the temple, called “Onjo.” During the Jogan Era (859-877), a monk named Enchin (posthumously named Chisho Daishi) revived Onjo-ji as a temple of the Buddhist Tendai sect. After his death, conflict broke out between Onjo-ji Temple and Enryaku-ji Temple, the powerful Genji and Heike clans, and between separate Northern and Southern Imperial courts, which resulted in much religious persecution. But Enchin’s followers perserved with belief in him, and his teachings are still alive to this day. Onjo-ji Temple lights up its 1,000 blossoming cherry trees in spring, and in the fall there are many places to see colorful autumn leaves.
Onjo-ji Temple is the head temple of the Tendaijimon sect of Buddhism, whose “Mii Evening Bell” is famous as one of the scenic “Eight Views of Omi.” The temple is home to a number of historical relicts, not least of which is its Kan-do Hall, a National Treasure. The Kannon-do Hall is the 14th area o…
Nanao
September 11, 2018
One of three Tendai temple in Japan. beautiful nature and garden view all seasons.
Momoko
August 12, 2015
滋賀の寺院もなかなか良いですよ。 This temple, originally built in the 7th century, is over 1300 years old. You will find that a temple in Shiga can be as attractive as ones in Kyoto in some way or other.
Aritoshi
December 12, 2018
広いエリアには多くのお寺が建てられています。
Tomomi
May 2, 2018
琵琶湖を見下ろす大寺 天台寺門宗（てんだいじもんしゅう）の総本山である三井寺（みいでら）は 正式名称を長等山園城寺（ながらさんおんじょうじ）といいます。 滋賀県大津市、琵琶湖南西の長等山中腹に広大な敷地を有しています。 また、湖国近江の名勝、近江八景の一つ「三井の晩鐘」でも知られています。 また、春の桜は圧巻です。
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