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  1. alojapan.com/1531715/%e6%9d%b1 東海道に残る「鎧橋」と「血塚」の伝説を調べていたら、思わぬ展開に・・・【浜松ダークサイドヒストリー】 #Hamamatsu #HamamatsuDestinations #HamamatsuTour #HamamatsuTravel #HamamatsuTrip #HamamatsuVacation #お田鶴 #井伊 #井伊直平 #井伊直虎 #僧兵 #女城主 #川名 #延暦寺 #戒壇 #東海道 #浜松 #田鶴 #直虎 #血塚 #鎧橋 #鴨江寺 東海道に残る「鎧橋」と「血塚」の伝説を調べていたら、思わぬ展開に・・・【浜松ダークサイドヒストリー】 ご覧いただき、ありがとうございます。 今回は浜松駅からも近い、旧東海道沿いの史跡を巡ります。 同じ名前の史跡が別の場所にあることが判明。 そちらも取材しました。

  2. alojapan.com/1531715/%e6%9d%b1 東海道に残る「鎧橋」と「血塚」の伝説を調べていたら、思わぬ展開に・・・【浜松ダークサイドヒストリー】 #Hamamatsu #HamamatsuDestinations #HamamatsuTour #HamamatsuTravel #HamamatsuTrip #HamamatsuVacation #お田鶴 #井伊 #井伊直平 #井伊直虎 #僧兵 #女城主 #川名 #延暦寺 #戒壇 #東海道 #浜松 #田鶴 #直虎 #血塚 #鎧橋 #鴨江寺 東海道に残る「鎧橋」と「血塚」の伝説を調べていたら、思わぬ展開に・・・【浜松ダークサイドヒストリー】 ご覧いただき、ありがとうございます。 今回は浜松駅からも近い、旧東海道沿いの史跡を巡ります。 同じ名前の史跡が別の場所にあることが判明。 そちらも取材しました。

  3. Mount Hiei
    Sunday, December 7th, 2025 @ #Kyoto, #Japan
    rovingsun.com/2025/12/07/mount

    After waking up at the Courtyard, we visited #瑠璃光院 #Rurikoin for its fall special viewing event. We then ascended #比叡山 #MtHiei by funicular and aerial tram and visited the #ガーデンミュージアム比叡 #GardenMuseumHiei and #延暦寺 #Enryakuji. We descended by funicular to the east and returned to Kyoto by train. In the evening, we attended a special night viewing at #智積院 #Chishakuin.

    #CourtyardKyotoShijoKarasuma #コートヤード京都四条烏丸

  4. Eifuku-ji was founded in 1181 by a wealthy man named Rinshū (林秀) who, later in life, shaved his head and undertook monthly pilgrimages to worship the Medicine Buddha on Mt Hiei.
    As he grew old the journey became impossible, and he began to fear for his soul...

    #Japan #比叡山 #MtHiei #Enryakuji #延暦寺

  5. Eifuku-ji was founded in 1181 by a wealthy man named Rinshū (林秀) who, later in life, shaved his head and undertook monthly pilgrimages to worship the Medicine Buddha on Mt Hiei.
    As he grew old the journey became impossible, and he began to fear for his soul...

    #Japan #比叡山 #MtHiei #Enryakuji #延暦寺

  6. Eifuku-ji was founded in 1181 by a wealthy man named Rinshū (林秀) who, later in life, shaved his head and undertook monthly pilgrimages to worship the Medicine Buddha on Mt Hiei.
    As he grew old the journey became impossible, and he began to fear for his soul...

    #Japan #比叡山 #MtHiei #Enryakuji #延暦寺

  7. Eifuku-ji was founded in 1181 by a wealthy man named Rinshū (林秀) who, later in life, shaved his head and undertook monthly pilgrimages to worship the Medicine Buddha on Mt Hiei.
    As he grew old the journey became impossible, and he began to fear for his soul...

    #Japan #比叡山 #MtHiei #Enryakuji #延暦寺

  8. Eifuku-ji was founded in 1181 by a wealthy man named Rinshū (林秀) who, later in life, shaved his head and undertook monthly pilgrimages to worship the Medicine Buddha on Mt Hiei.
    As he grew old the journey became impossible, and he began to fear for his soul...

    #Japan #比叡山 #MtHiei #Enryakuji #延暦寺

  9. During the 'Kaihōgyō' (回峰行) Tendai monks descend from Enryaku-ji (延暦寺) on Mt. Hiei and complete various prayer routes that take them into the city and back to their home temple.
    This ascetic practice is undertaken for 1000 days (over 7 years)!

    #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #Enryakuji #延暦寺 #天台宗

  10. During the 'Kaihōgyō' (回峰行) Tendai monks descend from Enryaku-ji (延暦寺) on Mt. Hiei and complete various prayer routes that take them into the city and back to their home temple.
    This ascetic practice is undertaken for 1000 days (over 7 years)!

    #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #Enryakuji #延暦寺 #天台宗

  11. During the 'Kaihōgyō' (回峰行) Tendai monks descend from Enryaku-ji (延暦寺) on Mt. Hiei and complete various prayer routes that take them into the city and back to their home temple.
    This ascetic practice is undertaken for 1000 days (over 7 years)!

    #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #Enryakuji #延暦寺 #天台宗

  12. During the 'Kaihōgyō' (回峰行) Tendai monks descend from Enryaku-ji (延暦寺) on Mt. Hiei and complete various prayer routes that take them into the city and back to their home temple.
    This ascetic practice is undertaken for 1000 days (over 7 years)!

    #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #Enryakuji #延暦寺 #天台宗

  13. During the 'Kaihōgyō' (回峰行) Tendai monks descend from Enryaku-ji (延暦寺) on Mt. Hiei and complete various prayer routes that take them into the city and back to their home temple.
    This ascetic practice is undertaken for 1000 days (over 7 years)!

    #Kyoto #京都 #Japan #Enryakuji #延暦寺 #天台宗

  14. 👩‍🦱🧕FOR ALL WOMEN👳‍♀️👩‍🦲

    Shortly before finishing the statue Ennin dreamt it came to life, walked out of the Nenbutsu-dō and nodded 3 times towards the city.
    Amida exclaimed that he wished to descend Mt Hiei and live in the capital, where he could protect women from evil and misfortune.

    Because he had not added the byakugō, Ennin ignored the dream and installed the statue in the Jōgyō-dō on Mt Hiei.

    #Kyoto #京都 #Hieizan #MtHiei #比叡山 #Enryakuji #延暦寺

  15. 👩‍🦱🧕FOR ALL WOMEN👳‍♀️👩‍🦲

    Shortly before finishing the statue Ennin dreamt it came to life, walked out of the Nenbutsu-dō and nodded 3 times towards the city.
    Amida exclaimed that he wished to descend Mt Hiei and live in the capital, where he could protect women from evil and misfortune.

    Because he had not added the byakugō, Ennin ignored the dream and installed the statue in the Jōgyō-dō on Mt Hiei.

    #Kyoto #京都 #Hieizan #MtHiei #比叡山 #Enryakuji #延暦寺

  16. 👩‍🦱🧕FOR ALL WOMEN👳‍♀️👩‍🦲

    Shortly before finishing the statue Ennin dreamt it came to life, walked out of the Nenbutsu-dō and nodded 3 times towards the city.
    Amida exclaimed that he wished to descend Mt Hiei and live in the capital, where he could protect women from evil and misfortune.

    Because he had not added the byakugō, Ennin ignored the dream and installed the statue in the Jōgyō-dō on Mt Hiei.

    #Kyoto #京都 #Hieizan #MtHiei #比叡山 #Enryakuji #延暦寺

  17. 👩‍🦱🧕FOR ALL WOMEN👳‍♀️👩‍🦲

    Shortly before finishing the statue Ennin dreamt it came to life, walked out of the Nenbutsu-dō and nodded 3 times towards the city.
    Amida exclaimed that he wished to descend Mt Hiei and live in the capital, where he could protect women from evil and misfortune.

    Because he had not added the byakugō, Ennin ignored the dream and installed the statue in the Jōgyō-dō on Mt Hiei.

    #Kyoto #京都 #Hieizan #MtHiei #比叡山 #Enryakuji #延暦寺

  18. 👩‍🦱🧕FOR ALL WOMEN👳‍♀️👩‍🦲

    Shortly before finishing the statue Ennin dreamt it came to life, walked out of the Nenbutsu-dō and nodded 3 times towards the city.
    Amida exclaimed that he wished to descend Mt Hiei and live in the capital, where he could protect women from evil and misfortune.

    Because he had not added the byakugō, Ennin ignored the dream and installed the statue in the Jōgyō-dō on Mt Hiei.

    #Kyoto #京都 #Hieizan #MtHiei #比叡山 #Enryakuji #延暦寺

  19. The petals of the flower were also likened to the scarf worn by the famed 'sōhei (僧兵) of Enryaku-ji.

    These warrior monks, for centuries an ominous threat to religious opponents and the imperial court, had a distinctive manner of dressing.

    #dogwood #japanesedogwood #Japan #sohei #Enryakuji #延暦寺 #僧兵

  20. The petals of the flower were also likened to the scarf worn by the famed 'sōhei (僧兵) of Enryaku-ji.

    These warrior monks, for centuries an ominous threat to religious opponents and the imperial court, had a distinctive manner of dressing.

    #dogwood #japanesedogwood #Japan #sohei #Enryakuji #延暦寺 #僧兵

  21. The petals of the flower were also likened to the scarf worn by the famed 'sōhei (僧兵) of Enryaku-ji.

    These warrior monks, for centuries an ominous threat to religious opponents and the imperial court, had a distinctive manner of dressing.

    #dogwood #japanesedogwood #Japan #sohei #Enryakuji #延暦寺 #僧兵

  22. The petals of the flower were also likened to the scarf worn by the famed 'sōhei (僧兵) of Enryaku-ji.

    These warrior monks, for centuries an ominous threat to religious opponents and the imperial court, had a distinctive manner of dressing.

    #dogwood #japanesedogwood #Japan #sohei #Enryakuji #延暦寺 #僧兵

  23. The petals of the flower were also likened to the scarf worn by the famed 'sōhei (僧兵) of Enryaku-ji.

    These warrior monks, for centuries an ominous threat to religious opponents and the imperial court, had a distinctive manner of dressing.

    #dogwood #japanesedogwood #Japan #sohei #Enryakuji #延暦寺 #僧兵

  24. #比叡山#延暦寺#千日回峰行 には疑念を持っていた。千日回峰行という肉体的にハードな修業によって神秘体験をしたとしてもそれは疲労によって幻覚を見ているだけじゃないのか、と。

    最近、千日回峰行の達成者が訴えられたという不祥事を見て、その思いが強くなった。