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信贵山真言宗的修行寺院兼宿坊,每日清晨举行护摩火供,提供精进料理与英语接待。
Each morning the resident priests perform an esoteric goma fire ceremony in the Yokuyu-do, followed by the Great Prajnaparamita prayers in the main hall. Overnight guests are welcomed to attend — 05:00 in summer, 05:30 in winter.
Founded in the late Heian period as a tatchu (塔頭, sub-temple) of Shigisan Chogosonshi-ji, the temple Prince Shotoku opened in 587 after a vision of Bishamonten on the eve of his battle with Mononobe no Moriya. The principal image in the Yokuyu-do is the rare Two-Bodied Bishamonten.
40 Japanese-style rooms (1 to 200 guests, single travellers welcome), shojin ryori or kaiseki, large communal cypress baths, and a full menu of optional practices: shakyo (sutra copying), shabutsu (Buddha tracing), Hyaku-hachi-rai (108 prostrations), and Asokukan breath meditation.
Shigisan Gyokuzo-in
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最近车站
Shigisanshita Station (Kintetsu Ikoma Line) / JR Oji Station
从关西国际机场(KIX)出发
1. JR Haruka Express → Kyoto Station ~75 min
2. Local train/taxi → Shigisanshita Station (Kintetsu Ikoma Line) / JR Oji Station ~12 min
从东京出发
1. Tokaido Shinkansen → Kyoto Station ~2h 15m
2. Local transit → Shigisanshita Station (Kintetsu Ikoma Line) / JR Oji Station ~12 min
从大阪出发
1. JR Special Rapid → Kyoto Station ~30 min
or Hankyu Railway → Kawaramachi ~45 min
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Each morning the resident priests perform an esoteric goma fire ceremony in the Yokuyu-do, followed by the Great Prajnaparamita prayers in the main hall. Overnight guests are welcomed to attend — 05:00 in summer, 05:30 in winter.
Founded in the late Heian period as a tatchu (塔頭, sub-temple) of Shigisan Chogosonshi-ji, the temple Prince Shotoku opened in 587 after a vision of Bishamonten on the eve of his battle with Mononobe no Moriya. The principal image in the Yokuyu-do is the rare Two-Bodied Bishamonten.
40 Japanese-style rooms (1 to 200 guests, single travellers welcome), shojin ryori or kaiseki, large communal cypress baths, and a full menu of optional practices: shakyo (sutra copying), shabutsu (Buddha tracing), Hyaku-hachi-rai (108 prostrations), and Asokukan breath meditation.
关于Shigisan Gyokuzo-in的12个问题