愛媛県 · Shrines & temples
Oyamazumi Jinja
今治市大三島 東予
What makes this shrine singular is that a substantial share of all the arms and armour designated National Treasures or Important Cultural Properties …
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愛媛県 · Shrines & temples
今治市大三島 東予
What makes this shrine singular is that a substantial share of all the arms and armour designated National Treasures or Important Cultural Properties …
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松山市 中予
Its Nio gate is a National Treasure. It stands just beside Dogo Onsen.
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松山市 中予
Its hall in the hachiman-zukuri style is held to be one of only three such in Japan, with Usa Jingu and Iwashimizu Hachimangu. It stands on the rise a…
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今治市 東予
The only temple on the circuit to call itself a bo. It was moved from Omishima as an auxiliary shrine of Oyamazumi Jinja.
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西条市 東予
At about 750 metres, one of the hardest stretches on the circuit. It is bound up with the faith of Mount Ishizuchi.
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松山市 中予
You pass through a cave and come out at the inner sanctuary. A space of extraordinary density.
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松山市 中予
The Nio gate is a National Treasure. It carries the legend of Emon Saburo and the origin of the pilgrimage.
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松山市 中予
Its main hall is a National Treasure, a large Buddhist hall of the Kamakura period.
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松山市 中予
It holds a figure of the monk Kuya.
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今治市 東予
Said to be 2,600 years old, standing in the grounds of the shrine called the guardian of all Japan.
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内子町 南予
A stone reclining Buddha lies here. The temple of a town made rich by wood wax.
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大洲市 南予
Its Buddha hall is an Important Cultural Property. A castle town on the bank of the Hiji river.
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宇和島市 南予
One of the largest torii in Shikoku. At the Warei festival the portable shrine is run down and thrown into the river.
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西条市 東予
The base for the climb up Mount Ishizuchi. A ropeway takes you up.
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西条市 東予
You climb three chains to reach the summit. With the trial chain there are four in all.
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西条市 東予
It worships Mount Ishizuchi, the highest peak in western Japan. A sacred mountain of shugendo.
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西条市 東予
A faith centred on Koyasu Daishi. Its main hall is a modern building in the form of a great lecture hall.
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西条市 東予
It was the administrative temple of the first shrine of Iyo.
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西条市 東予
The only temple among the Shikoku sacred sites with Bishamonten as its principal image.
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西条市 東予
The administrative temple of Mount Ishizuchi, and once the central seat of shugendo.
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松山市 中予
A Christian lantern survives here, a trace of faith under prohibition.
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松山市 中予
Where the monk Ippen trained. It looks out over the Matsuyama plain.
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松山市 中予
A figure with six small Amida emerging from its mouth. Kuya is said to have lived here for three years.
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松山市 中予
Said to have been founded by En no Gyoja, who began shugendo.
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