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Kiyotakiji

Tourist attraction Buddhist temple

👍👍 It is an old temple with an impressive large gate. I climbed the steep stone steps and worshiped. I had the red stamp written directly and received a beautiful bookmark. He was a very nice priest and I was glad I came. People often mention temple, stamp, Bando, Kannon, Temple, gate, hall, goshuin, Kiyotakiji,


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1151 Ono, Tsuchiura, Ibaraki 300-4108, Japan

Contact

+81 29-862-4576

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4.00 (212 reviews)

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  • 5/5 バイク寺社 3 years ago on Google
    (Translated by Google) It is an old temple with an impressive large gate. I climbed the steep stone steps and worshiped. I had the red stamp written directly and received a beautiful bookmark. He was a very nice priest and I was glad I came. (Original) 大きな山門が印象的な古いお寺です。 急な石段を登り参拝させて頂きました。 御朱印を直に書いてもらい、綺麗な栞を受け取りました。 とても感じのいい住職さんで、来て良かったと思いました。
    6 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 不識庵 3 years ago on Google • 497 reviews
    Bando Thirty-Three Kannon Temple No. 26. As you descend the Tokiwa Road and pass through the rich countryside, a mountain gate with a wabi-sabi atmosphere appears in the quiet space. The stairs that extend straight from the Sanmon gate to the Kannon-do hall seem to encourage worshipers to have faith without hesitation. Although it is not a large-scale temple, it is a wonderful temple with a pleasant appearance that explains why it is chosen as a pilgrimage site. Sect: Shingon sect, Toyoyama school Principal image: Holy Kannon Bodhisattva Mantra: On Arorikya Sowaka Hymn: My heart From now on, if I were to visit the murky Kiyotaki Temple,
    5 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 岡崎美智子 2 years ago on Google • 64 reviews
    This is a temple located in present-day Tsuchiura City (formerly Niiharu Village). Since the chief priest is absent, local people are taking turns in working at the temple office, so you can receive a goshuin stamp ❗️ There was also a monthly changing Goshuin stamp, and there was a wide variety including the two-page spread Goshuin stamp 🙆 It looks like a wonderful goshuin in the preview for February, so I have to go again~💪😆. This temple also has a bell that sticks out freely, so I came here to give an offering and exorcise my earthly desires. You can take a shortcut from the 🅿️ for worshipers, but here I would like you to pass through the Sanmon gate from the stairs below 😊
    5 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 谷口正好 2 years ago on Google
    (Translated by Google) Kiyotakiji is a temple of the Shingon sect at the foot of Mt. Tsukuba in the former Shinji district of Tsuchiura city. It is the 26th bill place of Bando Sanjusankannon. Kaisan seems to have various theories. One was built in Ryugamine in the 15th year of Empress Suiko (607), and the temple was built to enshrine the Kannon statue engraved by Gyoki and the theory that it was moved to Kokannon by Tokuitsu Shonin in the same year (806-810). It seems that there are various other theories, such as the theory that it started. The name of the temple comes from the legend that when the two gods of Tsukuba (Izanagi and Izanami) touched the ground with a raindrop, fresh water sprang up like a waterfall. It seems that it was a large temple with Shichido garan, but it is said that it was burnt down by the fire of Mr. Oda and Mr. Satake during the Tensho era (1573-1592) and was rebuilt at the present location in the Edo period. However, the main hall was struck by fire in 1969 and the temporary hall in 1973, and the current main hall was rebuilt with reinforced concrete in 1977. As a cultural property, the mountain gate built in the Edo period remains, and it retains the remnants of the old days. It seems that there is no priest, but volunteers will take care of the stamps. (Original) 清瀧寺は土浦市の旧新治地区、筑波山の麓にある真言宗のお寺です。 坂東三十三観音の第二十六番札所になっています。 開基は諸説あるようです。1つは推古帝15年(607)に竜ケ峯に創建され、大同年間(806-810)徳一上人により古観音に移されたという説と行基が刻んだ観音像を祀って寺を建立したのが始まりと云う説、他にも色々な説があるそうです。 寺の名前は筑波の二神(イザナギとイザナミ)が雨の鉾で地面をついたところ、滝のように清水が湧き出た伝説に由来します。 七堂伽藍を備えた大きな寺だったようですが、天正年間(1573-1592)小田氏・佐竹氏の兵火により焼失し、江戸時代に現在地に再建されたと伝えられています。 しかし昭和44年(1969)に本堂、さらに昭和48年(1973)には仮堂も火災にあい、現在の本堂は昭和52年(1977)に鉄筋コンクリートで再建されました。 文化財的には江戸時代に建てられた山門が残っており昔日の面影を残しています。 住職はいらっしゃらないそうですがボランティアの方が御朱印等対応してくれます。
    5 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 5/5 Ayustet A. 3 years ago on Google
    (Translated by Google) Bando 33 Kannon Pilgrimage 26th Fudasho. First of all, the mountain gate is splendid. You will be glued to the splendid structure and the brave figure that has carved a lot of history. In other words, it is damaged, but the mountain gate standing in the mountains is the best match. I wish it had been restored and painted in vermillion. Well, it might look good with that. Anyway, I want you to see for yourself. The main hall was rebuilt after it was destroyed by fire. I don't even have a residence. The Nokyosho is also run by local volunteers. There are various types of goshuin. (Original) 坂東三十三観音霊場第二十六番札所。まず一言目に、山門が見事です。立派な造りに、数々の歴史を刻んだであろう勇姿に釘付けになります。言うなれば傷んでいると言うことなのですが、山あいに立つ山門が、ベストマッチしているのです。これが修復されて、バッチリ朱色で彩られていたらと思うと・・・。 まあ、それはそれで映えるかも。 とにかく、ご自身の目で確かめてもらいたいと言うことです。 本堂は焼失してしまったため、再建されたものです。住職もおりません。納経所運営も地元の有志によるものです。御朱印は色々な種類があります。
    5 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 高橋忠夫 5 years ago on Google • 317 reviews
    I was hesitant when I saw the stone steps, but I was saved because I was able to drive halfway up the stone steps. The stairs are tough for elderly people, but there is also a paved approach that is sloped on the side, but both are tough. I visited the shrine and received a goshuin seal at the shrine office. The staff at the shrine office were very kind and made me feel comfortable. Normally, they would give you paper to keep ink from getting in between the red stamps, but here I received a red stamp with the words ``Safe on the Road'' written on it. Also, I was told that there was a grave for Ono Komachi, but I was disappointed that I could not visit it because the road to the grave was not well maintained.
    4 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 大和田初男 1 year ago on Google
    (Translated by Google) This red stamp seems to belong to Kiyotakiji Temple, but we haven't decided yet. If anyone knows, please let us know. This red stamp is one of the red stamps of the trip that my ancestors before the 4th generation left their home in Ofunato City, Iwate Prefecture, and started from Jofukuji Temple in Iwaki City, Fukushima Prefecture on February 6, 1897. It is a piece. I tried to follow the footsteps of what I found by chance after the Great East Japan Earthquake by following the date from the north using My Place on Google Maps. As a result, from the north, at Bando Fudasho, the 23rd Shofukuji Temple, the 24th Amabikisan Rakuhoji Temple, the 25th Omidou, and then the date is only February 1897, but the 26th Minamimeizan. I think it's Kiyotakiji. Another reason is that the imprint stamped in the center of the red stamp is a rare shape with the corners up and down, and the imprint is very similar to this Meiji thing and the recent imprint seen on a PC. case. From the above point of view, I think that this red stamp is the red stamp of Kiyotakiji Temple, Nanmeizan Kiyotakiji Temple, Bando 26th Fudasho. (Original) この御朱印は御南明山清瀧寺様のものと思われますが、決定するに至っておりませんご存知の方が居れば教えていただければ幸いです。 この御朱印は私の四代前の先祖様が岩手県大船渡市の自宅を発って明治23年旧歴2月6日、福島県いわき市閼伽井嶽常福寺から始まった旅の御朱印帳の一枚です。東日本大震災の後に偶然見つけたものをグーグルマップのマイプレイスを使って北から日付を追って最短ルートで足跡を辿ってみました。その結果、北の方から坂東札所では二十三番佐白山正福寺、二十四番雨引山楽法寺、二十五番大御堂、次に日付は明治23年2月だけですが二十六番南明山清瀧寺かと思います。もうひとつの理由は御朱印の中央に押印してある印影が角の部分を上下にしたひし形にした珍しい形である事、更に印影がこの明治の物もPCで見る最近の印影も酷似している事。以上の観点からこの御朱印は坂東二十六番札所南明山清瀧寺の御朱印ではないかと思っております。
    4 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 3/5 トラえもん 4 years ago on Google • 2508 reviews
    It is said that in 607, in the 15th year of Emperor Suiko's reign, Prince Shotoku built a hall at the top of Mt. Ryugamine and enshrined a self-made statue of Sho Kannon at the request of Emperor Suiko. I was grateful to receive the red seal of the 26th temple of the Bando Thirty-Three Kannon Sacred Grounds, ``Sho Kanzeon''.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 Goi ·͜· �. 4 years ago on Google • 946 reviews
    Bando Thirty-Three Kannon Temple No. 26 This is a Toyozan sect temple of the Shingon sect whose principal image is Sho Kanzeon Bodhisattva. Located at the foot of Mt. Tsukuba, the approach to the temple was a bit deserted and melancholy, but the chozuya and main hall were well-maintained and had a cheerful feel. Even though it was past 12 o'clock when I visited, they were happy to give me a stamp. The cherry blossoms were blooming beautifully and I was relieved of the fatigue from my trip.
    2 people found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 Roger T. 6 months ago on Google • 911 reviews
    A beautiful and interesting Buddhist temple in the Tsuchiura region. The temple is located in the mountains on the edge of Tsuchiura and very close to Tsukuba… To get to the temple you have to climb two flights of stone stairs and the entrance portal is very beautiful with traditional guardians on each side, as well as looking very old... great for those who like temples.
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 3/5 山田一夫 1 year ago on Google
    (Translated by Google) I wonder if it was a little small for Bando Kannon (Original) 坂東観音としては少し規模が小さかったのかな
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 4/5 こじまひろみ 2 years ago on Google
    (Translated by Google) It was in such a remote place that I wondered if there was a temple in such a place. The stone steps are old, narrow, and steep, but once you reach the top, you feel exhilarated. I was also able to hand-write the goshuin. (Original) こんな所にお寺があるのかなと思うほど辺鄙な所にありました。 石段が古くて幅が狭くて傾斜もきついですが、登り詰めると爽快感がありました。御朱印も手書きでいただけました。
    1 person found this review helpful 👍

  • 3/5 弦マス 2 years ago on Google
    (Translated by Google) The priest was the one who was working in the precincts with plain clothes (sweat) The red stamp was written directly and gave me a bookmark of a kimono folded with colored paper. There was a T-shirt 500 yen bill, so when I asked, it was said that it was not sold out now. (Original) 私服で境内で作業をされていた方がご住職でした(汗) 御朱印は直書きしてくださり色紙で折った着物の栞をくださいました Tシャツ500円の札が有ったので尋ねると今は完売して無いとの事でした
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  • 4/5 新井茂 11 months ago on Google • 576 reviews
    On Friday, April 28th☀, I came to Kiyotakiji Temple around 9 o'clock to visit the Bando Sanjusan Kannon.The chief priest wrote the stamp in beautiful handwriting, which I was very impressed with.It was still early in the morning, so there were no customers. There was no parking available, but I found out right away when I arrived.

  • 3/5 100 K. 1 year ago on Google • 517 reviews
    The 26th temple of Bando Thirty-Three Kannon. When I was driving there, I missed the parking lot sign because it was a narrow road, and I got nervous. I had heard that the temple was uninhabited, but I had a man in a leather jacket write a stamp for me, probably from the local area. It seems that there are various types of goshuin stamps, and I was refused to hand write them while feeling troublesome 😅 We would like to express our gratitude to the principal deity who protects the area.

  • 5/5 TominJapan 1 year ago on Google • 288 reviews
    It's not easy to spot this little shrine on the countryside road. Not the fanciest place but a very relaxing atmosphere in the middle of the forest. It's situated near komachi no yakata.

  • 4/5 xiahjt 9 months ago on Google • 141 reviews
    It's quiet. A replica of a 200-year-old goshuin seal was displayed in the temple office. There are many types of Goshuin, including limited edition Goshuin. This is the 26th temple of the Bando Thirty-Three Kannon Sacred Site.

  • 5/5 瀧川直樹 1 year ago on Google
    朝早く着来ましたが静かな感じで落ち着く場所です。3年前に来てますが何も変わってなく嬉しい感じ。なんとこんなに遠い場所なのに近所の方が前日に入山されてました。何か不思議な縁を感じました。

  • 1/5 名無 1 year ago on Google
    (Translated by Google) The office smells of cigarettes. Then, I wrote something wrong in the red stamp book that I had collected over the past 13 years, and was told to write it in another place, so I was charged 500 yen. Because of this, it is no longer possible to arrange the Bando 33 Kannons in this red seal book. There are seven more temples, and six more pages of notebooks. Stargazing. (Original) 納経所がタバコ臭い。そして13年かけて集めた御朱印帳に間違ったものを書かれて別のところに書いてやるよと言われて500円しっかり取られた。このせいでこの朱印帳に坂東33観音を揃えることができなくなりました。あと七ヶ寺、それに対して帳面あと六面。放心状態。


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