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Iwami 33 Temple Pigrimage
石見 観音城-城郭放浪記 / 石見銀山領33ヵ所巡り
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All the temples are located in Iwami region in the eastern part of Shimane.
01番 如意山 円応寺 薬師如来 高野山真言宗 大田市大田町イ2740
客番（十善戒1番） 霊椿山 円城寺 千手観世音菩薩 天台宗 大田市三瓶町野城イ420
02番 瑞雲山 崇福寺 釈迦如来 曹洞宗 大田市三瓶町池田2168
03番 大畠山 源忠院 福城寺 阿弥陀如来
04番 金剛山 安楽寺 阿弥陀如来 高野山真言宗 大田市静間町八日市1558
05番 涛来山 波啼寺 十一面観世音菩薩 高野山真言宗 大田市仁摩町宅野1315
06番 東巌山 城福寺 薬師如来 高野山真言宗 大田市仁摩町仁万1114
客番（十善戒2番） 石城山 観世音寺 聖観世音菩薩 高野山真言宗 大田市大森町イ1383
07番 銀峯山 清水寺 十一面観世音菩薩 高野山真言宗 大田市大森町ニ95
客番（十善戒3番） 石室山 無量寿院 羅漢寺 阿弥陀如来 高野山真言宗 大田市大森町イ804
08番 如意山 円福寺 聖観世音菩薩 高野山真言宗 大田市祖式町459
09番 臨流山 仙岩寺 薬師如来 曹洞宗 邑智郡川本町谷戸295
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. source : nippon-reijo.jimdofree.com ... . ..............................................................................................................................................
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When you visit a temple, it is important to follow the proper etiquette.
First, put your hands together and bow in front of the first gate.
Second, purify your hands with water.
Third, if you are taking part in a pilgrimage, you may want to offer osamefuda,
a paper slip with your name written on it, which indicates that you visited a temple.
(In recent years, pilgrims no longer write their contact information on these papers to prevent crime.)
Then, you should light an incense stick or a candle.
These days the candles and incense are burned outdoors to prevent fire.
You need to throw in a coin in the offering box if you take an incense stick or candle.
If there is no ceremony happening and the doors are unlocked, you can enter the temple.
Remove your shoes and place them toes out, neatly together at the bottom step.
Bow before you enter the temple itself and do not enter the altar area.
Sitting quietly with your legs underneath you near the entrance, facing the altar,
will allow you to observe the beauty and peace of the temple without breaking any taboos.
There is a big difference between the popular pilgrimage to 88 temples on the island of Shikoku.
To put it simply, those 88 temples are on the roads and places where Kukai, founder of the Shingonshu sect of Buddhism, actually went.
In contrast, the 33 temples in Iwami are for 33 Kannon to deepen believers’ faith.
But even if you are not Buddhist, you can enjoy looking at these ancient temples
and appreciating the lifestyle and devotion of earlier peoples.
- reference source : iwami-travelguide.com ... -
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Iwami 33 Temple Pigrimage
石見 観音城-城郭放浪記 / 石見銀山領33ヵ所巡り
01番 如意山 円応寺 薬師如来 高野山真言宗 大田市大田町イ2740
客番（十善戒1番） 霊椿山 円城寺 千手観世音菩薩 天台宗 大田市三瓶町野城イ420
02番 瑞雲山 崇福寺 釈迦如来 曹洞宗 大田市三瓶町池田2168
03番 大畠山 源忠院 福城寺 阿弥陀如来
04番 金剛山 安楽寺 阿弥陀如来 高野山真言宗 大田市静間町八日市1558
05番 涛来山 波啼寺 十一面観世音菩薩 高野山真言宗 大田市仁摩町宅野1315
06番 東巌山 城福寺 薬師如来 高野山真言宗 大田市仁摩町仁万1114
客番（十善戒2番） 石城山 観世音寺 聖観世音菩薩 高野山真言宗 大田市大森町イ1383
07番 銀峯山 清水寺 十一面観世音菩薩 高野山真言宗 大田市大森町ニ95
客番（十善戒3番） 石室山 無量寿院 羅漢寺 阿弥陀如来 高野山真言宗 大田市大森町イ804
08番 如意山 円福寺 聖観世音菩薩 高野山真言宗 大田市祖式町459
09番 臨流山 仙岩寺 薬師如来 曹洞宗 邑智郡川本町谷戸295
. source : nippon-reijo.jimdofree.com ... . ..............................................................................................................................................
- quote
When you visit a temple, it is important to follow the proper etiquette.
First, put your hands together and bow in front of the first gate.
Second, purify your hands with water.
Third, if you are taking part in a pilgrimage, you may want to offer osamefuda,
a paper slip with your name written on it, which indicates that you visited a temple.
(In recent years, pilgrims no longer write their contact information on these papers to prevent crime.)
Then, you should light an incense stick or a candle.
These days the candles and incense are burned outdoors to prevent fire.
You need to throw in a coin in the offering box if you take an incense stick or candle.
If there is no ceremony happening and the doors are unlocked, you can enter the temple.
Remove your shoes and place them toes out, neatly together at the bottom step.
Bow before you enter the temple itself and do not enter the altar area.
Sitting quietly with your legs underneath you near the entrance, facing the altar,
will allow you to observe the beauty and peace of the temple without breaking any taboos.
There is a big difference between the popular pilgrimage to 88 temples on the island of Shikoku.
To put it simply, those 88 temples are on the roads and places where Kukai, founder of the Shingonshu sect of Buddhism, actually went.
In contrast, the 33 temples in Iwami are for 33 Kannon to deepen believers’ faith.
But even if you are not Buddhist, you can enjoy looking at these ancient temples
and appreciating the lifestyle and devotion of earlier peoples.
- reference source : iwami-travelguide.com ... -
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. Temples with legends .
. Japan - Shrines and Temples - Index .
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