Yosenji Temple

Also known as Hotei Ji Temple

Original Text

It is said that it was founded by Kazuhisa Taiiwa during the Kansei era (1460 ～ 1466), and then it was destroyed by repeated fires, and the current founder of the Rinzai sect myoshinji school was the founder of the myoshinji sub Temple Chishoin. Daiko Fusho Zenshi (1639). Hotei-sama is also welcoming you here and there in the precincts.

More than 500 cloth bags.

Original Text

A temple built on the way to atago Jinja shrine from the Keihan Kyoto Kotsu bus Kokubun bus stop (commonly known as Hotei Ji Temple). Passing through the gate, the precincts are well maintained gardens, and there are small statues of futaburo. It seems that many futabukuro statues are placed in the main hall in the back, but the memorial service was held on that day and I couldn't go inside.

Tanba shichifukujin

Original Text

The tour of the Seven Lucky Gods of Tanba is the earliest Seven Lucky Gods in Japan. ２ number one of the Seven Lucky Gods of Tanba. About 500 Budai-san are lined up and are called Budaiji Temple.

It was a quiet temple. There was no sign of people in the building (absence) and it was quiet

Original Text

Worship as the second temple for visiting the Seven Lucky Gods of Tanba. Futaburo. Rinzai sect Myoshinji school temple. The priest of the third temple was the chief priest and the real brother (the younger brother, the chief priest of the priest, died). The chief priest (elder brother) here also serves as the chief priest of Kurahoji. There are a lot of "hotei-san" here and there in the precincts ... It seems that there are ５００ body in all. The facial expressions are different, but the appearance of the belly is the same. Metabolic burn charming.