Renko-ji Temple

Futaburo no Mikoto

Original Text

It is a temple of the Shingon sect near the riverbed, about a 20-minute walk from Hiratsuka Station in the direction of the Sagami River. It is a temple that enshrines Futaburo-son among the Seven Lucky Gods of Hiratsuka, and a large stone statue of Futaburo-sama stands in the precincts.

Big temple

Original Text

I visited because I passed nearby. The gate is also magnificent, and the inside is wide and very strict. Great for a slow walk

Futaburo Takashi

Original Text

It will be a temple right next to Hotel Sun Life Garden, about a 25-minute walk from the north exit of Hiratsuka Station to the direction of Mairibashi. Among the seven lucky gods of Hiratsuka, "Fudai-son" is enshrined in this temple. It will be an essential temple if you visit Hiratsuka Seven Lucky Gods, but it was a little far from the station and I felt inconvenient.

I wish for "lifting Jizo"

Original Text

It is a temple of the Shingon sect located within a 15-20 minute walk from Hiratsuka Station. In the precincts, there is a small Jizo called "Lifting Jizo", which is enshrined in the "Fudai-son" of the Seven Lucky Gods, and there are stone Buddhas such as the treasure ship of the Seven Lucky Gods and Rokujizo. I lifted this Jizo with a wish When the weight of time feels light, your wish seems to come true.

Futaburo of Hiratsuka shichifukujin

Original Text

This is Renkoji Temple, which is Mr. Futaburo of the Seven Lucky Gods of Hiratsuka. The location is just south of Hiratsuka Fureai Park and within walking distance from Hiratsuka Station. The temple building itself is a modern reinforced concrete style building, so it doesn't seem particularly worth seeing.