Mitooka Hakusui

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Mitooka 水戸岡仏像彫刻研究所
Buddha Statues Store and Research

大阪市旭区高殿4-15-8
4 Chome-15-8 Takadono, Asahi-ku, Ōsaka

水戸岡伯翠 Mitooka Hakusui




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Statue with Fudo holding his Kurikara sword

神代楠一木造 made from one piece of very old kusunoki 楠 camphor



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from the collection of 徳原 Tokuhara Kensetsu
(水戸岡仏像彫刻研究所に通い始めてからの作品)



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180 mm high

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模刻で学ぶ仏像彫刻 ―
興福寺・阿修羅像を主に法隆寺・百済観音、浄土寺阿弥陀如来による

水戸岡伯翠 Mitooka Hakusui

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kabuto helmet

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kabuto 兜 / 冑 / かぶと helmet
and Fudo Myo-O 不動明王

. musha ningyoo 武者人形 Samurai Dolls in armour . 　
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They are decorated for the Boy's Festival on May 5.
warrior dolls - kabuto ningyoo かぶと人形 "helmet dolls"


. yoroi Fudoo 鎧不動 Fudo on and in armour .

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Kabuto (兜, 冑) is a type of helmet first used by ancient Japanese warriors, and in later periods, they became an important part of the traditional Japanese armour worn by the samurai class and their retainers in feudal Japan.

Japanese helmets dating from the fifth century (long before the rise of the samurai class) have been found in excavated tombs. Called mabizashi-tsuke kabuto (visor-attached helmet), the style of these ancient helmets came from China and Korea and they had a pronounced central ridge.

The kabuto was an important part of the equipment of the samurai, and played a symbolic role as well, which may explain the Japanese expressions, sayings and codes related to them. One example is katte kabuto no o o shimeyo (lit. "Tighten the string of the kabuto after winning the war"). This means don't lower your efforts after succeeding (compare to "not to rest on one's laurels").
Also, kabuto o nugu (lit. "to take off the kabuto") means to surrender.

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datemono だてもの　( 立物 （たてもの）tatemono) - crest on the helmet
various crests worn on the top (kashiradate　頭立), back (ushirodate　後立), sides (wakidate　脇立) or front (maedate 前立) of a Japanese helmet (kabuto).
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兜の前立ては倶利伽羅龍王
Kurikara Dragon Deity as front crest



From the Tokugawa clan of Kii 紀伊徳川家伝来
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. Kurikara 倶利伽羅 the Sword of Fudo Myo-o .


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不動明王の持つ三鈷剣をモチーフにした前立
sanko-ken 三鈷剣 "three-pronged vajra sword"



- source : fuhrinkazan.blog87


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mitsukuwa, mitsu kuwa 三ツ鍬形 / ken 劍
(kuwagata 鍬形 front piece)
劍 - sword of Fudo Myo-O



劍 (不動明王の象徴といわれている）を立てた鍬形
- source : www.kingyo-ya.com


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Helmet of 榊原康政 Sakakibara Yasumasa (1548 - 1606)
徳川四天王 one of the four famous retainers of Tokugawa Ieyasu



. Sakaki Jinja 榊神社 Shrine - Joetsu, Niigata .
In honor of Yasumasa

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不動明王。江戸期の兜 helmet from the Edo period




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with Sanskrit letters for Dainichi Nyorai 大日如来
政宗 Masamune




- source and more helmets : blog.goo.ne.jp/nf6ecvga


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く徳川四天王の一人榊原康政の兜
with the design of Yasumasa's helmet for a teeshirt or sweatshirt



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Tokugawa Shitenno 徳川四天王 four famous retainers of Tokugawa Ieyasu
Two of them have Fudo Myo-O's sword as helmet crest:


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Honda Tadakatsu 本多忠勝 (1548–1610)
Ii Naomasa 井伊直政 (1561–1602)
Sakai Tadatsugu 酒井忠次 (1527–1596)
Sakakibara Yasumasa 榊原康政 (1548–1606)
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Fudo Myo-O Junrei - Fudo Pilgrims .

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. kappa　河童 / 合羽　/ かっぱ
Kappa water goblin - Kappapedia .




- source : ameblo.jp/cherryatsuko



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A Kappa helmet carved from wood 河童の兜
From Horimasa, master carver
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Rockefeller collection

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Rockefeller collection


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Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller 3rd Collection of Asian Art



Fudo Myo-o (Achala Vidyaraja)
Japan; Heian (794-1185) to Kamakura (1185-1333) period, late 12th century
Cypress wood with traces of pigment and cut gold leaf
H. 19 1/4 in. (48.9 cm)

Fudo Myo-o ("Immovable Wisdom King") is the most important of a group of five deities, each of whom represents the wrathful energies of a Buddha and has the power to convince the reluctant to accept the Buddha's teachings. Fudo Myo-o is an emanation of Dainichi (Vairochana), the Cosmic Buddha. This image of Fudo Myo-o was once part of a group of five sculptures and would have been placed in the center of the other four myo-o ("wisdom kings").

Fudo Myo-o's dark skin, fierce expression, fangs, and bulging eyes indicate his power to vanquish all demons. His sword cuts through delusion and the lasso he carries pulls even the most wayward beings toward the path of salvation. The statue was made of Japanese cypress (hinoki) using the joined woodblock method of construction. In this technique, different parts -- such as the head, hands, feet, and torso -- were carved from separate pieces of wood, the head and torso were hollowed out, and then the pieces were assembled. After joining, the sculpture was covered with a gessolike material and painted and decorated with cut gold and silver leaf (kirikane).

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kiri-e paper-cutting

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kiri-e, kirie 切り絵 不動明王 paper-cutting

kirigami　切り紙 "cut paper"
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. Kiri-E, kirie 切り絵 paper-cutting pictures 切り絵 .
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. manekineko 招き猫 beckoning cat Fudo Myo-O .


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manekineko beckoning cat

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manekineko 招き猫 beckoning cat Fudo Myo-O



. Beckoning Cats and Daruma 招き猫とだるま Manekineko .
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豪徳寺 Gotoku-Ji, Tokyo - see below
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painting by runtatta ルンタッタ / ふどうみょうおうにゃんこ

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- source : ねこて - nekotemori.blog

. kiri-e, kirie 切り絵 不動明王 paper-cutting .


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「不動三尊坐画」

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. Tokyo and Edo Folk Art and Amulets .

Gootokuji 豪徳寺 Gotoku-Ji

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Gotokuji is located in the quiet Setagaya Ward of Tokyo, away from the hustle and the bustle of the city.



While there are several legends about the origins of this manekineko cat charm, one of the widely known story regards Gotokuji as the place of origin.
Legend holds that the maneki neko originated back in Edo period, when a feudal lord from Hikone (a city in present-day Shiga Prefecture) passed by a temple in Edo. There, he met a cat that beckoned him to come into the temple. The lord followed the cat and decided to stop by the temple; soon after, a thunderstorm came by. The lord, who took shelter at the temple, became thankful of the cat’s deed; eventually, he collected enough funds to rebuild and claim the temple as his family temple, which eventually became Gotokuji.
As time went on, people began to offer maneki neko figurines to the temple as a sign of gratitude when their wishes came true.
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Yokohama Naritasan

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Yokohama Naritasan 横浜成田山
Nr. 03 成田山 Naritasan 延命院 Enmei-In
- 横浜別院 Yokohama Betsu-In 

Kanagawa 神奈川県
発心の道場 The first round: Awakening your heart

. 北関東三十六不動尊霊場
36 Fudo Temples in Kanto / Bando . 　

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横浜市中区野毛町の成田山横浜別院
Kanagawa-ken, Yokohama-shi, Naka-ku, Nogechō, 3 Chome

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The treasured Buddha statue of the Tokugawa family, Fudo Myo-o, which is said to fulfill people’s wishes is enshrined.
The temple is located on a hill, and offers views of the town of Noge and the Minatomirai area. The temple grounds also include Daishido (Founder’s Hall) where Kobo Daishi (another name for Kukai) is enshrined, Inarido, and old Buddha statues offering an enjoyable walk.

This is not a temple that is steeped in ancient history. It was set up around 150 years ago in 1870 as a satellite temple in Yokohama to the very famous Shinsho-ji Temple in Narita, near Narita airport. Apparently, this temple is famous as a holy ground for the warding off of bad omens and other kinds of evil influences. One can’t help wonder when looking at the historical timeline, how much the arrival of Commodore Perry and his black ships in Yokohama Bay influenced its hasty creation.

The buildings and statues here are not ‘ancient’ by any means, but they are quite old. This is a largish neighborhood-type temple where local business people and residence come to pray from time to time during the year. Indeed, you might be surprised at how completely surrounded by office buildings and apartment buildings the temple has become over the years. It is quite busy at the year-end and year beginning as people visit to celebrate and pray for the health and success of themselves and loved ones. They also come to buy the temple’s amulets and talismans, good luck charms that are said to be popular in the area.

Walk around the grounds and take note of the various building that house statues and alter. The temple has quite a few smaller outdoor statues as well, many of them dressed in red. Like many temples and shrines in Japan, the temple also sells food and drinks—depending on the season and whether or not a festival or ceremony is in progress.
- source : www.yokohamajapan.com/- Larry Knipfing


- Chant of the temple
ありがたや 成田み山に まいみるは
ごまのけむりに あうぞ うれしき

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- O-mamori お守り amulets






- - - - - Homepage of the temple
- source : yokohamanaritasan.com

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- - - - - Yearly Festivals 年中行事

1月1日元旦　ー 元朝大護摩御修行　January 1 - Fire Ritual
1月28日 - 初不動 - First Fudo Ritual
2月3日～9日 - 星まつり特別大護摩祈祷会
4月1日～8日 - 花まつり甘茶接待 - Hana Matsuri
5月1日～5日 - 春の大祭 - Great Spring Festival
10月1日～31日 - 七五三祝祷御加持 Shichi Go San Festival
12月28日 - 納め不動 - Last Fudo Ritual

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- source : yokohamanaritasan.com/gyouji

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The temple was under construction when Typhoon 18 hit the Kanto region in October 2014.

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Powerful typhoon leaves 7 dead, 5 missing, in deluge of record rainfall
The 18th typhoon of the season blew itself out after racing across the Japanese archipelago, claiming seven lives, injuring 49 others and leaving five missing.

The typhoon, known as Phanfone outside Japan, made landfall in Hamamatsu, Shizuoka Prefecture, just after 8 a.m. on Oct. 6. It swept across central Japan, bringing heavy rains and triggering mass evacuations, before re-entering the Pacific Ocean off the east coast of Ibaraki Prefecture around 1 p.m.



A 25-year-old Buddhist monk was confirmed dead on Oct. 7 after he was found under a collapsed hall of the Naritasan Yokohama Betsuin temple in Yokohama's Naka Ward that was hit by a landslide on Oct. 6.
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Yokohama recorded 310 mm in the 24 hours until 10:40 a.m. that day. Nine locations in Ibaraki, Kanagawa and Shizuoka prefectures were lashed with record rainfall in a 24-hour period.
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. Pilgrimages to Fudo Temples 不動明王巡礼
Fudo Myo-O Junrei - Introduction . 　

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. Narita Fudo 成田不動尊 .
Temple Shinshooji 新勝寺 Shinsho-Ji

. O-Mamori お守り　Amulets and talismans from Japan .　

. Japanese Temples - ABC list - .


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- BACKUP Shikoku Henro List

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Shikoku Henro Temple List

original link
http://gokurakuparadies.blogspot.jp/2014/10/shikoku-henro-temple-list.html

. Shikoku Henro Temple List .




- - - - - BACKUP October 15, 2014

Pilgrimage to 88 temples in honor of Kobo Daishi Kukai
. 四国お遍路さん Henro Pilgrims in Shikoku .
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Kobo Daishi Kukai 弘法大師　空海


Those marked with "Fudo" have photos of the statues.
. Fudō Myō-ō, Fudoo Myoo-Oo 不動明王 Fudo Myo-O
Acala Vidyârâja - Vidyaraja - Fudo Myoo .




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Tokushima

Nr. 01, - . Ryoozenji 霊山寺 Ryozen-Ji .
Fudo

Nr. 02, - . Gokurakukji 極楽寺 Gokuraku-Ji .
Fudo

03 - 亀光山 Kikozan　釈迦院 Shaka-In　金泉寺 Konzen-Ji
04 - 黒厳山 Kokuganzan　遍照院 Henjo-In　大日寺 Dainichi-Ji
05 - 無尽山 Mujinzan　荘厳院　Yogo-In 地蔵寺 Jizo-Ji
06 - 温泉山 Onzenzan　瑠璃光院 Ruiko-In　安楽寺 Anraku-Ji

07 - . 光明山 Komyozan　蓮華院　Renge-In 十楽寺 Juraku-Ji .
Fudo

08 - 普明山 Fumyozan　真光院 Shinko-In　熊谷寺 Kumatani-Ji
09 - 正覚山 Shokakuzan　菩提院　 Bodai-In 法輪寺 Horin-Ji

Nr. 10, - . Kirihata 得度山 切幡寺 Kirihata-Ji .

11 - 金剛山 Kongozan　一乗院 Ichijo-In　藤井寺 Fujiidera

Nr. 12, - . Shoosanji 焼山寺 Shosan-Ji, Shozan-Ji .
Fudo

13 - 大栗山 Ogurizan　花蔵院 Kezo-in　大日寺 Dainichi-Ji
14 - 盛寿山 Seijuzan　延命院　Enmei-In 常楽寺 Joraku-Ji
15 - 薬王山 Yakuozan　金色院 Konjiki-In　國分寺 Kokubunji
16 - 光耀山 Koyozan　千手院 Senju-In　観音寺 Kannon-Ji
17 - 瑠璃山 Rurizan　真福院　Shinpuku-In 井戸寺 Ido-Ji
18 - 母養山 Boyozan　宝樹院　Hoju-In 恩山寺 Onzan-Ji
19 - 橋池山 Gyozhizan 摩尼院 Mani-In 立江寺 Tatsue-Ji
20 - 霊鷲山 Ryojuzan　宝珠院 Hoju-In 鶴林寺 Kakurin-Ji

Nr. 21, - . Tairyuuji 太龍寺 Tairyu-Ji .

22 - 白水山 Hakusuizan　医王院 Shio-In 平等寺 Hyodo-Ji
23 - 医王山 Shiozan　無量寿院 Muryoju-In 薬王寺 Yakuo-Ji

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Kochi

Nr. 24, - 室戸山　明星院　最御崎寺 Hotsumisaki-Ji

Nr. 25, - 宝珠山　真言院　津照寺 Shinsho-Ji
Nr. 26, - 龍頭山　光明院　金剛頂寺 Kongocho-Ji
Nr. 27, - 竹林山　地蔵院　神峯寺 Konomine-Ji
Nr. 28, - 法界山　高照院　大日寺 Dainichi-Ji
Nr. 29, - 摩尼山　宝蔵院　国分寺 Kokubun-Ji
Nr. 30, - 百々山　東明院　善楽寺 Zenraku-Ji
Nr. 31, - 五台山　金色院　竹林寺 Chikurin-Ji
Nr. 32, - 八葉山　求聞持院　禅師峰寺 Senjibu-Ji
Nr. 33, - 高福山　雪蹊寺 Sekkei-Ji

Nr. 34, - . Tanemaji 種間寺 Tanema-Ji .

Nr. 35, - . Kiyotakiji 清滝寺 Kiyotaki-Ji .

Nr. 36, - . Shooryuuji 青龍寺 Shoryu-Ji .
Namikiri Fudo

Nr. 37, - 藤井山　五智院　岩本寺 Iwamoto-Ji
Nr. 38, - 蹉跎山　補陀洛院　金剛福寺 Kongofuku-Ji
Nr. 39, - 赤亀山　寺山院　延光寺 Enko-Ji


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Ehime

Nr. 40, - . Kanjizaiji 観自在寺 Kanjizai-Ji .
Fudo

Nr. 41, - . Ryuukooji 龍光寺 Ryuko-Ji .

Nr. 42, - 一カ山　毘盧舎那院　仏木寺 Butsumoku-Ji
Nr. 43, - 源光山 　円手院　明石寺 Meiseki-Ji
Nr. 44, - 菅生山　大覚院　大寶寺 Daiho-Ji
Nr. 45, - 海岸山　岩屋寺 Iwaya-Ji
Nr. 46, - 医王山　養珠院　浄瑠璃寺 Joruri-Ji


Nr. 47, - . Yasakaji 八坂寺 Yasaka-Ji .
Fudo

Nr. 48, - 清滝山　安養院　西林寺 Sairin-Ji
Nr. 49, - 西林山　三蔵院　浄土寺 Jodo-Ji
Nr. 50, - 東山　瑠璃光院　繁多寺 Handa-Ji
Nr. 51, - 熊野山　虚空蔵院　石手寺 Ishite-Ji
Nr. 52, - 龍雲山　護持院　太山寺 Daisan-Ji
Nr. 53, - 須賀山　正智院　円明寺 Enmyo-Ji


Nr. 54,
. Enmeiji 延命寺　Enmei-ji .
Fudo

Nr. 55, - 別宮山　金剛院　南光坊 Nanko-Bo

Nr. 56, - . Taisanji 泰山寺 Taisan-Ji .
Fudo

Nr. 57, - 府頭山　無量寿院　栄福寺 Eifuku-Ji
Nr. 58, - 作礼山　千光院　仙遊寺 Senyu-Ji
Nr. 59, - 金光山　最勝院　国分寺 Kokubun-Ji

Nr. 60, - 石鈇山　福智院　横峰寺 Yokomine-Ji
Nr. 61, - 栴檀山　教王院　香園寺 Koon-Ji
Nr. 62, - 天養山　観音院　宝寿寺 Hoju-Ji
Nr. 63, - 密教山　胎蔵院　吉祥寺 Kichijo-Ji
Nr. 64, - 石鈇山 Ishizuchizan　金色院　前神寺 Maegami-Ji
Nr. 65, - 由霊山　慈尊院　三角寺 Sankaku-Ji


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Kagawa

Nr. 66, - 巨鼇山　千手院　雲辺寺 Unpen-Ji
Nr. 67, - 小松尾山　不動光院　大興寺 Daiko-Ji
Nr. 68, - 七宝山　神恵院 Jinnei-In

Nr. 69, - . Kannonji 観音寺 Kannon-Ji .

Nr. 70, - 七宝山　持宝院　本山寺 Motoyama-Ji

Nr. 71, - . Iyadaniji 弥谷寺 Iyadani-Ji .

Nr. 72, - 我拝師山　延命院　曼荼羅寺 Mandara-Ji
Nr. 73, - 我拝師山　求聞持院　出釈迦寺 Shusshaka-Ji
Nr. 74, - 医王山　多宝院　甲山寺 Koyama-Ji

Nr. 75, - 五岳山　誕生院　善通寺 Zentsu-Ji
. "Pine of the Revered Image" of Kukai 御影の松 .

Nr. 76, - 鶏足山　宝幢院　金倉寺 Konzo-Ji
Nr. 77, - 桑多山　明王院　道隆寺 Doryu-Ji
Nr. 78, - 仏光山　広徳院　郷照寺 Kosho-Ji
Nr. 79, - 金華山　高照院　天皇寺 Tenno-Ji

Nr. 80, - 白牛山　千手院　國分寺 Kokubun-Ji
Nr. 81, - 綾松山　洞林院　 白峯寺 Shiromine-Ji


Nr. 82, - . Negoroji 根香寺 Negoro-Ji .

Nr. 83, - 神毫山　大宝院　一宮寺 Ichinomiya-Ji

Nr. 84, - 南面山　千光院　屋島寺 Yashima-Ji
. Temple Yashima-ji 屋島寺 and Tasaburo 太三郎狸 Tanuki .

Nr. 85, - . 五剣山　観自在院　八栗寺 Yaguri-Ji .

Nr. 86, - . Shidodera 志度寺 Shido-Dera .

Nr. 87, - . Nagaoji 長尾寺 Nagao-Ji .

Nr. 88, - . Ookuboji　大窪寺　Okubo-Ji .
Fudo



kechigan Daruma 結願だるま The vow is fulfilled!
All 88 temples visited.


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Kobo Daishi Reijo 弘法大師霊場 Kobo Daishi Pilgrimages in Japan


Rice Crackers for the Kobo Daishi Pilgrim !

関東 -- Kanto
1 関東八十八ケ所 - Kanto
2 御府内八十八ケ所 - Gofunai - old area of Edo
3 多摩八十八ケ所 - tama
4 玉川八十八ケ所 - Tamagawa

北陸・中部 -- Hokuriku, Chubu
5 越後廿一ケ所 21 temples in Echigo
6 佐渡新四国八十八ケ所 - Sado
7 甲斐百八ケ所 100 temples in Kai (Yamanashi)
8 美濃新四国八十八ケ所 - Mino
9 伊豆八十八ケ所 - Izu
10 知多新四国八十八ケ所 - Chita peninsula, Aichi

近畿 -- Kinki
11 三重四国八十八ケ所 - Mie
12 摂津国八十八ケ所 - Settsu no Kuni
13 淡路四国八十八ケ所 - Awaji Island

中国 -- Chugoku
14 美作八十八ケ所 - Mimasaku
15 広島新四国八十八ケ所 - Hiroshima
16 周防大島八十八ケ所 - Suo Oshima - Hiroshima

四国 - Shikoku
17 四国八十八ケ所 Shikoku Henro 88 temples
18 四国別格二十霊場 - special 20 temples in Shikoku
19 新四国曼荼羅 Shikoku Mandala
20 小豆島八十八ケ所 - Shodoshima (Kagawa)

九州 - Kyushu
21 篠栗（ささぐり）八十八ケ所 - Sasaguri
22 九州八十八ケ所
- source : www.narutokanko.co.jp


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. Pilgrimages to Fudo Temples 不動明王巡礼
Fudo Myo-O Junrei - Fudo Pilgrims - INTRODUCTION .


. Japan - Shrines and Temples - ABC .


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