11.5km trek around the peninsula and a nice Buddha face carved into a cliff face? Better than Mount rushmore. I don't want to rush and I want more! It's quite cool that after years of weathering the face is still looking dapper. One star off because the trek wasn't too friendly if you aren't fit, like me after eating all that ramen. Please press like if you liked this review.

The upper part of the staircase is like a random stone pile up, which is a little hard to climb up. You should get a walking pole at the entrance.

The steep stone walkway is no joke! Don’t be brave and just listen to the advise and use a walking stick which is free and available from the ticket office.

Buddhas in the cliff face. A unique and stunning place, with an enjoyable walk up to the top

Love this place. Very quiet and peaceful. Better prepare for walking uphill. Rock stairs are not easy for elderly people.

Nice place for trekking & to see the beautiful Buddha rock sculpture.

Amazing

We were lucky to visit at its best ! The view is magnificent! U may need a car to get to this place . It is such a long drive but totally worth it !

GOOD！

The secret is out but this little Temple with it's charming inn is simply amazing. The food is on a whole new level and the surrounding nature is serene. Definitely should be on your list when visiting Kunisaki.

One of my favorite temples in the Kunisaki area. There is a calmness that is unchanged by time.

Absolutely stunning. The history and buddha are amazing.

Older temple with a shrine next to it

(Translated by Google) You'll need to climb the stone steps from the parking lot, but be careful as there are no handrails. There are many beautiful flowers blooming on both sides. After passing through the temple gate, you pay the 500 yen entrance fee, and the head priest happened to be there so I was able to get a temple seal. The main hall on the right is currently under repair. Climbing the stone steps again brings you to a quiet, otherworldly space! You can go around to the back and enter the hall to pray. Apparently when it was first built, it was surrounded by brocade Buddhist paintings. You can learn more about this at the Oita Prefectural Museum in Usa City. It was nice to be able to pray in peace. A tourist bus arrived soon after. (Original) 駐車場から石段を登って行きますが、手すりがないので気をつけてください。両側にいろいろ花が咲いていてきれいです。 山門をくぐると500円の入館料を支払、ちょうどご住職がおられたので御朱印もいただけました。 右手の本堂は修理中。 また石段を登るとしずかな異空間が！裏にまわって堂に入ってお参りができます。建立当初は錦の仏画で囲われていたそうです。詳しくは宇佐市にある大分県立博物館で学習できます。 静かにお参りできてよかったです。すぐ観光バスが来ていました。

It was a weekday before a public holiday. Not many people.

We walk through Eki Street, shopping arcade that promises an authentic shopping experience in Showa era. It's only 500 meters long but filled up with many products, appliances, gadgets and toys. These shops reached golden age during the Show period in the 1950s and 60s.

Showa era town? it’s just a few road with really old feeling shops and few museum. Extremely hot during the summer, not recommended to bring kids as you have to walk on the roadside. Lots of mom and pop shops, pricing wise it’s touristy

A very nice place, not just a road, a whole village looks like Japan in the 60/70s. For us a very exciting visit there.

A great place to visit this era (Showa) in Japan's history. It is still in that time, but a great place to walk around and experience.

Had a fun time, lots of old things to see from the Shōwa Era ☺️

It's the area with Showa museum and teamlab. Please give it a visit to learn true Japanese early modern culture.

(Translated by Google) 🏣1796 Tazome Maki, Bungotakada City, Oita Prefecture 🅿️🚗…Yes. Visiting time 8:30-17:00 Admission fee 300 yen to 150 yen * Tendai sect It is said to have been founded in 718 by Ninmon Bodhisattva, who was said to be the incarnation of the god Hachiman. It is one of the 8 main temples out of the 65 temples in Rokugo Manzan, and is said to have been the largest temple in Rokugo Manzan with 36 temples, and was a training center for monks. The main hall is a building from the Edo period, and the main image of the temple is a symbol of the flourishing Rokugo Manzan culture from the Heian period to the Middle Ages.Nine Heian Buddha statues remain: a seated statue of Amida Nyorai, a standing statue of Fudo Myoo, a statue of Daiitoku Myoo, a standing statue of Nidoji, and a standing statue of the Shitenno (the Buddha statue that was destroyed about 700 years ago in a fire). * Designated as a national treasure in 1919. The current Maki Daido hall is said to have been a place where the principal images of deities were gathered in one place as the various temples and temples of Denjoji declined. * It seems like a lot of effort has gone into maintaining and managing these precious treasures from the past. (Original) 🏣大分県豊後高田市田染真木1796 🅿️🚗…有ります 参拝時間 8時30分～17時 拝観料 300円～150円 ※ 天台宗 八幡神の化身と言われた仁聞菩薩により718年に開基されたと伝えられている。 六郷満山65ヶ寺のうち本山本寺8ヶ寺の一つとして36坊を有した六郷満山最大の寺院として僧達が修行に励む長講所で有ったそうです。 本堂は江戸時代の建造物で、平安時代から中世にかけて六郷満山文化の栄華を色濃く残す、ご本尊.阿弥陀如来座像、不動明王立像、大威徳明王像、二童子立像、四天王立像の9体が平安仏が残されている（約700年前の火災でたの仏像は消失） ※ 大正7年国宝に指定される。 現在の真木大堂は伝乗寺の各寺坊が衰退したため、ご本尊をこの一堂に集めたものだそうです。 ※ 大切な時代の宝を維持管理するのも大変なご苦労がおありのようでした。

(Translated by Google) The Buddha statue is amazing. However, the storage room is bare and the storage space is small, so it feels like large Buddha statues are lined up tightly together. It's so close, narrow, and dark that you feel oppressed, so you can't stay long. It is not a religious facility, but more like a Buddhist statue exhibition space in a museum. Good for admiring Buddhist statues. (Original) 仏像は素晴らしいです。ただ、収蔵庫は殺風景ですし、収蔵スペースも狭く、大きな仏像をぎっしり並べているような感じです。圧迫感を覚えるくらいに間近で、狭く、暗いので、長居はできません。 宗教施設ではなく、博物館の仏像展示スペースのような場所です。仏像鑑賞する分には良いでしょう。

(Translated by Google) Makisan Denjoji Temple. Nine Buddhist statues (nationally designated Important Cultural Properties) made in the late Heian period are kept in the museum, and you can sit and take your time looking at them. ・The six-faced, six-armed, six-legged Daiitoku Myoo is astride a water buffalo and sporting an angry expression. It is the largest statue in Japan, and its weight is overwhelming. ・The seated Amida Nyorai statue in the center is made of lacquered cypress wood and is over 2m tall. Due to the syncretism of Shinto and Buddhism, the original form of Hachiman was considered to be Amida Nyorai, making the faith in Amida Nyorai in Rokugo Manzan (Kunisaki Peninsula) even more special. The four heavenly kings surrounding it are also worth seeing. ・The fierce-looking Acala with flames on his back has a stern expression, but is rounded and gives off a gentle impression. The statues on the left and right, Seitaka Doji and Kongara Doji, also have peaceful expressions. Photography is prohibited so I don't have any photos, but these are Buddhist statues that you should definitely see if you come to Kunisaki. I've been here more than five times. My favorite is Daiitoku Myo-o. I also have the clear file and coaster. Nio statues are also enshrined in the main hall next to the storage museum. In the past, the main hall stood where the storage museum is now, and it is said that the Nio statues guarded the mountain gate in front of the main hall. (Original) 馬城山傅乗寺（まきさんでんじょうじ）。 平安時代後期に作られた仏像９体（国指定重要文化財）が収蔵館に保管されており、座ってゆっくりと眺めることが出来ます。 ・水牛にまたがり怒髪天をつき憤怒の表情をうかべる六面六臂六足の大威徳明王。国内最大の大きさでその重量感に圧倒されます。 ・中央の阿弥陀如来坐像は檜の寄木造り漆塗りで２ｍを越えます。 神仏習合により八幡神の本来の姿は阿弥陀如来とされたこともあり、六郷満山（国東半島）における阿弥陀如来信仰はより特別なものとなっています。四方を囲む四天王像も見応えがあります。 ・火炎を背負い荒々しい風貌の不動明王は厳格な表情ではあるものの丸みを帯び穏やかな印象を受けます。左右の制多迦童子（せいたかどうじ）・矜羯羅童子（こんがらどうじ）も穏やかな表情をしています。 撮影禁止なので写真はありませんが国東に来たら必ず見て欲しい仏像たちです。もう5回以上来ています。 最推しは大威徳明王。クリアファイルやコースターも持ってます。 収蔵館の隣の本堂には仁王像も祀られています。 古くは収蔵館の場所に本堂があり、本堂前の山門を仁王像が守っていたそうです。

(Translated by Google) Maki Daido Hall is said to have been one of the buildings of Denjoji Temple on Mt. Mashiro, the largest Rokugo Manzan temple with 36 halls and one of the eight main temples of the Rokugo Manzan temple complex. However, Denjoji Temple was destroyed by fire approximately 700 years ago, and no detailed historical documents remain. The main hall houses nine Buddhist statues designated as Important Cultural Properties, including Japan's largest wooden statue of Daiitoku Myo-o riding a buffalo, and a seated statue of Amida Nyorai from the Fujiwara period. From the Heian period to the Middle Ages, the peninsula was developed into six districts: Kunawa, Tashibu, Aki, Musashi, Kunisaki, and Imi. Numerous temples associated with the Tendai sect, estimated at 65, were built in the mountains. Collectively known as Rokugo Manzan, these districts flourished, and a unique Buddhist culture flourished there. (Original) 真木大堂は、六郷満山本山本寺８ヶ寺の一つとして３６坊を有し六郷満山寺院最大の寺院であった馬城山伝乗寺の堂宇の一つとして伝えられて言る。しかし伝乗寺は約700年前に火災により焼失し、詳細な史料は残されていない。 本堂には重要文化財である仏像9体が鎮座し、日本一の大きさを誇る水牛にまたがった木造大威徳明王像や藤原時代の作である阿弥陀如来座像などの文化財がある。 平安時代から中世にかけて半島には来縄（くなわ）、田染（たしぶ）、安岐（あき）、武蔵（むさし）、国東（くにさき）、伊美（いみ）の６つの郷が開け、山あいには天台宗と結び付いた６５ヶ寺ともいわれる数多くの寺院が作られ、これらは総称して六郷満山と呼ばれ、独特な仏教文化が花開きました。

(Translated by Google) For those with good legs, you can climb the mountain behind! It's not well known, but the Kunisaki Peninsula is part of the Ryogo Volcanic Group, a peninsula formed by volcanic activity centered on Ryogo Mountain. The central lava plateau and lava dome, pyroclastic deposits radiating out from the ridges and deep valleys, create a landscape rich in scenic rock formations unique to volcanoes. It's about 5km from Fukiji Temple on Prefectural Route 655 towards Yamaga, and there is a large paved parking lot with public toilets, which is helpful. Kunisaki is a village of Rokugo Manzan faith, where "Shinbutsu Shugo", a fusion of Usa Hachiman faith and Buddhism, still remains. For this reason, many shrines and temples still exist, and you can see wonderful cultural heritages at all of them. In particular, the Maki Taido storehouse is recommended because it houses nine Buddhist statues that are designated as important cultural properties by the government. Also, behind the storage facility towards the old main hall is the trailhead for "Mashiroyama Denjoji Grand Viewpoint." Mashiroyama is 191m above sea level, with an elevation difference of roughly 80m from the hall and a walking distance of about 400m. The route to the peak is well maintained and mostly stairs, so it doesn't feel like mountain climbing, so leather shoes are fine as long as you don't mind getting dirty. If you climb without stopping, you'll reach the peak in about 5 minutes, and the round trip hike takes about 15 minutes. The view from the peak is refreshing and will cleanse your soul. If the weather is nice, be sure to check this out too! (Original) 健脚さん向け裏山登れます！ 意外と知られてないけど、ここ国東半島は両子火山群といって両子山を中心とした火山活動でできた半島。中央の溶岩台地と溶岩ドーム、そして火砕流堆積物が放射状にのびた尾根と深い谷からなる火山特有の奇岩景勝に富んだ地形が楽しめる。 富貴寺から県道655号を山香方面へ5kmほどの距離、公衆トイレ付きの大きな舗装駐車場があるので助かります。 国東は宇佐の八幡信仰と仏教とが融合した「神仏習合」が今も残る六郷満山信仰の里。 そんな訳で、多くの神社仏閣が現存しいずれも素晴らしい文化遺産を目にできる。 特に真木太堂の収蔵庫には、国指定の重要文化財である仏像が9体も安置されてますからお薦めです。 それと収蔵庫から旧本堂側へ出た裏手に「馬城山伝乗寺大展望」の登り口があります。 馬城山は標高191m、お堂からの標高差はざくっと80mで歩行距離は400mくらい。 山頂へのルートは整備されててほとんど階段、山登りって感じはありませんから汚れを気にしなければ革靴でも大丈夫です。 休まず登れば5分ほどで山頂、往復15分くらいの山歩き。山頂からの展望は清々しく心が洗われます。 天気がよければこっちも是非！

(Translated by Google) This is the temple of Usa Jingu Rokugo Manzan and Kunisaki Rokugo Manzan. The parking lot is across the road. The Buddha statue is magnificent. There is an admission fee, so it's well worth it. If you have the time and energy, you can also climb Mt. Umashiro. The path is well maintained and it takes about 20 to 30 minutes. (Original) 宇佐神宮六郷満山、国東六郷満山の札所です。駐車場は道を挟んだ向かいにあります。 仏像が見事です。拝観料が必要なだけあります。あと時間と体力に余裕がある方は馬城山登りもどうぞ。道は整備されていますし時間も2,30分というところです。

(Translated by Google) This is Maki Daido (Denjoji Temple) in Maki, Bungotakada City. Like the Tendai sect temples scattered across the Kunisaki Peninsula, it is said to have been founded by Ninmon Bodhisattva in 718. Separate from the old main hall, which is a building from the Edo period, the newly constructed storage facility houses nine Heian period Buddha statues that strongly reflect the splendor of Rokugo Manzan culture: the principal image, a seated Amida Nyorai statue, a standing statue of Acala, a statue of Daiitoku Myo-o, two standing children, and standing statues of the Four Heavenly Kings, all of which are designated as Important Cultural Properties. I was grateful to receive the red seals of "Amida Nyorai," "Maki Acala," and "Daitoku Myo-o" at the visitor reception. (Original) 豊後高田市真木にある真木大堂(伝乗寺)です。国東半島に点在する天台宗の寺院と同様に、仁聞菩薩により養老２年（718）に開基されたと伝えられています。江戸時代の建物である旧本堂とは別に、新造された収蔵庫内には、六郷満山文化の栄華を色濃く残す、本尊阿弥陀如来坐像、不動明王立像、大威徳明王像、二童子立像、四天王立像の９体の平安仏が安置され、いずれも重要文化財に指定されています。 有り難く、拝観受付にて“阿弥陀如来”、“真木不動尊”、“大威徳明王”の御朱印を頂きました。

(Translated by Google) I went on a sunny winter day. It was very beautiful because the sunset and low tide coincided. (Original) 冬の晴れた日に行きました。日没と干潮が重なっていたため、とてもキレイでした。

(Translated by Google) Sunset, Yuuhi's mate shellfish dish. The new soba is great! The sake is also delicious! (Original) 夕陽、ゆうひのマテ貝料理。新蕎麦も最高!酒も美味い!

(Translated by Google) It is a beach with a beautiful sunset. If the weather is sunny and there is no westerly wind, you can see a beautiful sunset. If westerly winds come in, the air will be filled with PM2.5 from the continent, creating a disappointing scenery. Recommended for those who want to see a beautiful sunset. If you are bringing your family, you can have fun catching shellfish for 500 yen per person. Check out the special tools and how to do it on YouTube before taking on the challenge! The ripples in the sand are beautiful when the tide is low and there is no wind. In addition, when the ebb tide wind blows toward land (called onshore), marine sports that use the wind are popular. It is a rare coast where you can eat food, enjoy beautiful scenery, and enjoy the natural beauty without stretching yourself. (Original) 夕日がきれいな海岸です。 天気のよい西風以外の夕方なら素敵な夕日が見れます。 どうしても西系の風が入ると大陸からのpm2.5が充満して残念な景色になります。 素敵な夕陽を見たい方にはおすすめ。 家族連れなら一人500円で貝とりが楽しいですよ。 専用の道具とYouTubeでやり方を確認してからチャレンジです！ 引き潮の無風時は砂紋が素敵です。 また、引き潮の風が陸に向かって吹くときは(オンショアと言います。流されないために陸に向かって吹くとき限定)風を使ったマリンスポーツが盛んに行われています。 ご飯も食べれるし景色も良くて、背伸びしない自然体な自然を楽しめる希少な海岸です。

(Translated by Google) It's shallow, so it's perfect for letting kids play near the water. If you pay a fishing fee, you can catch mate shellfish, but you can hardly catch clams, clams, and other bivalves. (Original) 遠浅なので子供を水際で遊ばせるには最適です。入漁料を払えばマテ貝が採れますが、アサリやハマグリなどの二枚貝はほとんど取れません。

(Translated by Google) Selected as one of Japan's Yuhi 100 selections (Original) 日本のゆうひ百選にも選ばれてます

(Translated by Google) The sunset is beautiful. The sea is dyed bright red. Worth a look. (Original) 夕日が綺麗。真っ赤に染まる海。 一見の価値あり。

(Translated by Google) The sunset was beautiful🌅 (Original) 夕日がきれいだった🌅

(Translated by Google) There is Tennenji Temple along the road, but this one is by far the most recommended. The view of the river is beautiful, and that alone is soothing. The rocks seem larger when you see them up close. If you go under the bridge and cross the stone bridge, you can worship right in front of you. Worship is only allowed one group at a time, in order. Of course, you can also view it from the bridge. There was no one there, but I walked along the river for a while. It is well maintained, so you don't have to worry about your footing. I was able to see kingfishers and butterflies. I'm sure Fudo Myo-o must be very strong, standing in the river for so long. But there was something warm about him, and it made me smile. There is no admission fee. Be sure to check out the statue for yourself. (Original) 道沿いに天念寺もありますが、おすすめは断然コチラ。 川の景色が美しく、まずそれだけで癒されます。 岩は直に見る方が大きく感じます。 橋の下へ行き、石橋を渡ると目の前でお参りすることができます。参拝は1組ずつ、順番で。 もちろん、橋の上から眺めることもできます。 誰もいませんでしたが、わたしは川沿いをしばらく歩いてみました。 整備されているので、足元の心配はありません。 カワセミや蝶を見かけることができました。 川の中にずっと佇んでおられるお不動さんは、きっと強いのだろうと思います。 しかしどこか温かみがあり、わたしは笑顔になれました。 拝観料などありません。 ぜひ、そのお姿を確かめてみてください。

(Translated by Google) Kawanakafudo, a stone cliff Buddha in the river. With its quiet appearance, you can relax. I visited on December 2nd, which was past the perfect time for autumn leaves, but I still enjoyed the autumn leaves and the riverside promenade full of fallen leaves. (From the large parking lot, you can reach Kawanakafudo via a promenade (about 100 meters) Is it difficult to break up after going on a side street? Although the road is about 300 feet wide, there is ample parking so you can easily stop by. (Original) 川の中の磨崖仏、川中不動。 静かな佇まいで、まったり出来ます。訪問したのは12/2で、紅葉の丁度良い時は過ぎていましたが、それでも紅葉を楽しんだり、落ち葉でいっぱいの川沿いの遊歩道を楽しみました。（広い駐車場からは川中不動まで遊歩道でたどり着けます・100メートル無い程度） 脇道に入ってからは離合し難いかな？位の幅の道ですが、駐車場がしっかりありますので気軽に立ち寄れると思います。

(Translated by Google) All the Fudo Myoos on the Kunisaki Peninsula (Bungotakada City) have kind faces. There is a legend that demons = Buddha (Fudo-sama) around this area, and it seems that demons have this kind of expression because they are gods and are kind. The nearby Kumano Magaibutsu has a similarly gentle expression. (Original) 国東半島（豊後高田市）の不動明王はどれも優しい顔をしています。このあたりは鬼＝仏（不動様）の言い伝えが有り、鬼は神様で優しいところからこのような表情をされているようです。近くの熊野磨崖仏も同様に優しい表情をしていますね。

(Translated by Google) 2023.7 Kawanaka Fudo A Buddha statue of Fudo Myoo carved into a huge rock of the Nagaiwaya River. The Magaibutsu era was created during the Muromachi period, but there is a hole in the top of the rock where a sutra was buried, indicating that the rock itself has been worshiped since the Heian period. When the water is high, the river flow is strong, so be careful not to fall. (Original) 2023.7 川中不動 長岩屋川の巨岩に彫り込まれた不動明王の磨崖仏。 磨崖仏時代は室町時代の作ですが、岩の頂には経筒を埋めた孔があり、岩自体は平安時代から信仰されていた事が分かります。 増水時は川の流れが激しいので落ちないように注意しましょう。

(Translated by Google) It's a nice and quiet place. The nearby museum was also very enjoyable with an admission fee of 300 yen per adult. It was great to be able to feel the atmosphere of the festival through the video. I went close to Mumei Bridge once three years ago, but I couldn't reach it because the last difficult part was too scary😱💦 (I had too many worldly desires), so it was really nice to have a full-sized bridge exhibit and VR too. is! ️VR is a bit difficult to use, and it's a shame that older people have given up and left 😅💦 (Original) 静かで良い場所です。近くの資料館も入場料、大人１人300円でとても楽しめました。祭りがどういうものか、その雰囲気が映像で感じられて良かったです。無明橋も３年前、一度近くまで行きましたがその最後の難所が怖すぎ😱💦て(煩悩多すぎて)到達できなかったので、実物大の橋の展示やVRもあってとても良かったです‼️VRはちょっと使い方が難しく、高齢の方たちは諦めて去って行かれてたのは残念です😅💦

(Translated by Google) If you head towards the center of the Kunisaki Peninsula from Bungotakada City on Prefectural Highways 29 and 538, you will reach Kawanaka Fudo. There is a snack and souvenir shop nearby where you can park your car and stroll around. Say hello to Fudo Myo-o, carved into a large rock. You can see the Shugendo path on top of the strangely shaped rock formations nearby. (Original) 豊後高田市から県道29号、538号を国東半島の中心に向かうと川中不動にたどり着く。 近くに軽食兼お土産屋さんがあり、そこに車を停めて散策できる。 大きな岩に彫られたお不動さまにご挨拶。 近くの奇岩の上には修験道が見える。

(Translated by Google) There is a detailed sign at the parking lot a little further down the road than the actual location, and from there you can climb a footpath along the river. It's about 100m long and there are stepping stones which are fun, but be careful as they are not fixed in place. The view is amazing and it's a beautiful place. (Original) 実際の場所よりも少し下った場所の駐車場に詳しいことが書いてあります、そこから川沿いに遊歩道で登っていけます。１００ｍほどで、飛び石などもあり楽しいですが、飛び石が固定されていない事は要注意です。景色は素晴らしく、美しい場所です。

It was a weekday before a public holiday. Not many people.

We walk through Eki Street, shopping arcade that promises an authentic shopping experience in Showa era. It's only 500 meters long but filled up with many products, appliances, gadgets and toys. These shops reached golden age during the Show period in the 1950s and 60s.

Showa era town? it’s just a few road with really old feeling shops and few museum. Extremely hot during the summer, not recommended to bring kids as you have to walk on the roadside. Lots of mom and pop shops, pricing wise it’s touristy

A very nice place, not just a road, a whole village looks like Japan in the 60/70s. For us a very exciting visit there.

A great place to visit this era (Showa) in Japan's history. It is still in that time, but a great place to walk around and experience.

Had a fun time, lots of old things to see from the Shōwa Era ☺️

It's the area with Showa museum and teamlab. Please give it a visit to learn true Japanese early modern culture.

It was a weekday before a public holiday. Not many people.

We walk through Eki Street, shopping arcade that promises an authentic shopping experience in Showa era. It's only 500 meters long but filled up with many products, appliances, gadgets and toys. These shops reached golden age during the Show period in the 1950s and 60s.

Showa era town? it’s just a few road with really old feeling shops and few museum. Extremely hot during the summer, not recommended to bring kids as you have to walk on the roadside. Lots of mom and pop shops, pricing wise it’s touristy

A very nice place, not just a road, a whole village looks like Japan in the 60/70s. For us a very exciting visit there.

A great place to visit this era (Showa) in Japan's history. It is still in that time, but a great place to walk around and experience.

Had a fun time, lots of old things to see from the Shōwa Era ☺️

It's the area with Showa museum and teamlab. Please give it a visit to learn true Japanese early modern culture.

Very peaceful area with beautiful flowers and a nice view from the top of the hill.

We were hiking and walked around the grounds as they planted flowering plants that were in bloom. Really nice although there is an entrance charge. We did not visit the temple proper

(Translated by Google) I visited again as I had enjoyed my previous visit. This time I paid 500 yen to see Taroten and two children in the treasure hall. I had seen a replica at the Oita Prefectural Museum of History, but the real thing is more fascinating (I don't really get it). There were also sutras carved into copper plates and demon masks. Photography is prohibited in the treasure hall. There were demon masks in the temple as well. I was surprised when two cats jumped out of a shelf while I was looking at the Buddha statues. (Original) 以前来て良かったので再度訪問。 今回は500円払って宝物殿の太郎天・二童子を見せてもらいました。 大分県立歴史博物館にてレプリカを見てましたが本物はより趣がありますね（よく分かってない）。 他にも銅板に掘られたお経や鬼面もありました。 宝物殿は撮影禁止です。 寺の方にも鬼面がありました。仏像を見ていたら棚から猫が2匹飛び出してきて驚きました。

(Translated by Google) I drove quite a bit along the mountain road, and the temple is located quite deep in the mountains, but when I went there, it seemed that there were several houses in addition to the temple nearby. The extremely dangerous stone steps, each step about 40 centimeters high, and the old stone walls covered in moss represent the history of this temple. Thank you for visiting. Parking and restrooms are available. Since it is located deep in the mountains, I think it takes a lot of effort to maintain and preserve it. Everyone, let's go to worship! (Original) 山道を結構走っていきました、お寺のある場所はかなり深い山中ですが、行ってみると付近には寺以外にも住宅は数件あるようです。 一段が40センチくらいある様な危ないようなすっごい石段と古い石垣が苔に覆われてこのお寺の歴史を表しています。 参拝させていただきありがとうございました。 駐車場、お手洗いが利用できます、 山深い場所故お手入れや保存には大変ご苦労されていることと思います。皆さん参拝に行きましょう！

(Translated by Google) I went to see the rhododendrons in full bloom and the NHK Oita broadcast on the internet. The flowers are usually at their best in late April, but are they already in full bloom? So, I paid an admission fee of 300 yen per person and visited. I'm still at the stage where I'm doing a lot of maintenance, but I think I'll have a nice flower garden in a few years. (Original) シャクナゲの花が満開とNHK大分放送をネットで見て行って来ました。 普通は４月下旬が見頃の花ですが、もう満開？って感じで、１人300円の拝観料を払ってお参りしました。 まだ、色々と手入れをしている段階ですが、もうあと数年すると、いい感じの花畑が出来そうですね。

(Translated by Google) I paid 500 yen at the entrance, and since I had a cane, I borrowed it and was able to see the colorful rhododendrons. (Original) 入り口で５００円を払い、杖があったのでお借りして色とりどりのシャクナゲを見ることができました。

(Translated by Google) I'll be visiting on October 5th, 2025! It was so crowded during the rhododendron bloom, but now it's quiet and we have the place all to ourselves. As I was praying at the main hall, someone called out to me and gave me a goshuin stamp. As he is also the chief priest of Tennen-ji Temple, I also received one from Tennen-ji Temple. Tennen-ji Temple is across from Kawanaka Fudo-son. The roads at both locations are a little narrow and visibility is poor. From the main hall of Choraku-ji Temple, you can see Usa City and Nakatsu City, and there was a nice breeze, so I forgot to ask to see the treasure museum. (Original) 2025年10月5日にお参りに！ シャクナゲの時はあんなに混んでいたのに、今は静かで貸切状態です。 本堂にお参りをしていると声をかけていただき御朱印をいただきました。天念寺のご住職も兼ねているので天念寺のもいただきました。天念寺は川中不動尊の向かいです。どちらも道は少し狭めで見通しは悪いです。 長楽寺本堂から宇佐市や中津市が望めて、いい風に吹かれてて、宝物館の見学をお願いするのを忘れしまいました。

Awesome place to see consumer goods and items from Japan's 60s and 70s. Man, this county has changed a lot!

(Translated by Google) 2025 1/3 Arrive before 10:30. Admission is free, but I was disappointed that some areas, such as the teamLab Gallery, private house zone, and Candy Shop Dream Museum, had to be charged, but I was able to fully enjoy the free areas alone. From the Showa generation's perspective, you'll be able to find items that remind you of things that were in your house a long time ago. There is also a store selling Midori Milk goods and candy. The elementary school classroom has also been recreated and is full of nostalgic items. I felt that auto three-wheeled cars, old standard cars, were still small, but this was normal at the time. The bonnet bus has also been restored and can now be accessed inside. (Original) 2025 1/3 10時半前着。 入場は無料ですが、チームラボギャラリー、民家ゾーン、駄菓子屋の夢博物館など一部有料なのが残念でしたが、無料エリアだけでも充分に堪能できました。 昭和世代からすると「昔家にあった！」と思い出す品々と出会えます。 みどり牛乳グッズ売り場、駄菓子など販売もしてます。小学校の教室も再現されていて置いてある物など懐かしい感じでいっぱいです。 オート三輪、旧規格の自動車は、やはり小さいな〜と感じましたが当時はこれが普通ですもんね。 ボンネットバスもレストアされて中に入れるようになってます。

(Translated by Google) May 4, 2025 Because it was Golden Week, the place was bustling with tourists. I recommend taking a stroll around the surrounding townscape. It felt like time was passing slowly. (Original) 2025・5・4 G.Wという事もあり、大勢の観光客で賑わっていました。 近辺の街並みを散策するのもお勧めです。 時間がゆっくり流れているような気分になりました。

(Translated by Google) I visited the museum nearly 10 years ago, and the first time I enjoyed it, feeling nostalgic for the Showa era. It was also a Sunday, so I was able to ride the bonnet bus, and the bus guide's speech was very entertaining. However, the second time, it was completely the same, there was almost nothing to see, and the bonnet buses don't run on weekdays, so I only spent about 15 minutes inside the museum. There were hardly any tourists around. The parking lot was large and cost 400 yen. (Original) 10年近く前に訪れたことがあるのですが、一回目は昭和の懐かしさもあり、楽しく拝見させていただきました。また、日曜日だったため、ボンネットバスにも乗車することが出来、バスガイドさんの口上など、とても楽しかったです。が、二回目となると、全く代わり映えのない内容で、見るところもほとんどなく、平日はボンネットバスも動いてないため、館内滞在時間は15分ほどでした。観光客もほとんど居ませんでした。駐車場は広く、400円でした。

(Translated by Google) Good old Showa toys, cars, houses, etc. It's like a museum with a lot of flavor. Today exists because of the Showa era. I think this is a place you can fully enjoy if you are old enough to remember those days or have an interest in the Showa era. I stayed there for about 2 hours lol (Original) 古き良き昭和の玩具や車、家屋など 味のある博物館のような所です。 昭和があるから今がある。 当時を思い出せる年齢の方〜昭和に興味がある方なら存分に楽しめる場所だと思います。 2時間ほど滞在しました笑

(Translated by Google) I stop by here whenever I feel nostalgic for the old days. I've been here 4-5 times already. This place is good for the Showa generation. It's soothing. Miscellaneous goods used in the miracle of Namiya General Store were also on display. Toshiyuki Nishida's acting was very good. Please watch the movie and then visit Showa Romankura, the town of the Showa era. (Original) ふと昔が懐かしくなるとここに立ち寄っています。もう4〜5回来ていますね。昭和世代には良いですよここは。癒されます。 ナミヤ雑貨店の奇蹟で使われた雑貨も展示されていました。西田敏行さんの演技良かったですね～。ぜひ映画を観てから昭和の町、昭和ロマン蔵訪れてみて下さい。

(Translated by Google) There were lots of nostalgic things. Personally, I liked the 117 Coupe, the Ladybug, and other motorcycle related items. The Showa era room reproductions made me think of how it used to be. The bonnet bus was short, but I enjoyed it thoroughly. (Original) 懐かしいものばかりでした。個人的には、117クーペやてんとう虫など🚗やオートバイ関係。昭和の部屋の再現なども昔はこうだったなと思わせるものでした。ボンネットバスは短時間でしたが、十分楽しめました。

Nothing going on, not evena soul here... just an empty place 🤙🏽 i'm walking more than an hour for nothing

(Translated by Google) Although it was a small shrine, the wind was blowing and I felt deeply moved. I have expressed my gratitude. (Original) 小さな神社でしたが、風も吹いていて、感激されている気分になりました。 感謝の気持ちを伝えてきました。

(Translated by Google) Visited in May 2023. The second shrine of Usa Jingu, located in a residential area near the sea, enshrines Hime Okami. It is an old shrine with a history of 1200 years❗ the road is narrow ⛩️ Beautiful sacred trees surround the shrine building It is towering... The precincts are very cheerful❗ Sub-shrines were also lined up in the hinterland. The wind is blowing through it, it feels so good~✨ I came to get a goshuin stamp❗ At the shrine, the goshuin must be sent to the shrine office at the back... I am writing... Please come through the intercom♪ This is a note✨ However...it seems like she has three beloved cats... I couldn't meet you that day, but... There is also a cat stamp on the Goshuin stamp. It was so cute✨ The parking lot is in the same parking lot as the nearby kindergarten. There were two locations❗ I even received a historical record and a souvenir of my visit. He was a very friendly priest. (Original) 2023年5月参拝。 海近くの　住宅地の中に　鎮座する　宇佐神宮の　二之御殿　比売大神を合祀した 1200年の歴史のある　古社です❗ 道は、細めです ⛩️から　見事な　御神木が　社殿の回りに 聳えており… とても、氣の　良い境内です❗ 末社も　奥地に　並んでいました 風も　通り　気持ちが良いですね～✨ 御朱印を　戴きに来ました❗ 拝殿に、御朱印は　後ろの社務所まで…と 書いており… インターホンにて　来て下さいました♪ こちらは、書き置きです✨ ただ…愛猫ちゃんが　３匹いるらしく… この日は、会えませんでしたが… 御朱印にも　猫ちゃん印が　あり 可愛いかったです✨ 駐車場は、近くの　幼稚園と　同じ駐車場の 様で　２ヶ所ありました❗ 由緒書きと　参拝記念品まで　戴きました♪ とても、気さくな　宮司さまでした

(Translated by Google) I don't think it's a tourist spot, but I think you can really feel the divinity that dwells in the trees. Some of the reviews seem to be misunderstanding it as Awashima Shrine in Bungotakada City, but I felt strongly that it was a shrine that was cherished by local residents as the guardian of a fishing town. There is a small bakery nearby and a sake brewery where you can buy sake directly. (Original) 観光地ではないと思うのですが、木々に宿る神々しさは大いに感じとれると思います。クチコミには豊後高田市の粟島神社と勘違いされているものが混ざっている様子ですが、漁師町の鎮守として地域住民のみなさんに大切にされている神社のように強く感じました。 近くには小じんまりしたベーカリーさん、直接日本酒の買える造り酒屋さんがあります。

(Translated by Google) I went on a tour. The shrine is built in a rock cave that juts out into the sea. If the tide is low, it is said that if you buy two stones from the shrine that cost 100 yen and throw them into a hole in the sea, your wish will come true. Unfortunately, the tide was high when we went...we threw the stones into the rock hole next to the shrine. Whether my stone went into the rock hole or not is a matter of course. (Original) ツアーで行きました。 海に突き出た岩窟に社が建っています。引き潮だったら社にある2個で100円の石を買って海の中にできた岩穴に放り投げ入れると願いが叶うそうです。 残念ながら行ったときは満ち潮…石は社の横にある岩穴に投げ入れました。私の石が岩穴に入ったかどうかは、ひ・み・つ　です。

(Translated by Google) There are many fishermen from Nagasu, and although it is a small shrine, it is kept very beautiful. (Original) 長洲の漁師の方々も多く、小さな神社ですが、とても綺麗にされてます。

(Translated by Google) This place is famous for its beautiful sunsets, but this time we were a little early. However, the scenery was beautiful and I really enjoyed it. I want to see the sunset next time. (Original) 夕日が綺麗で有名なところですが、今回は、少し時間が早かったです。 でも、景色も綺麗で、とても楽しめました。 今度は夕焼けが見たいです。

(Translated by Google) Please be careful as you will have to pass through mountainous areas where there is no light at night. Pretty scary! But you can see a fantastic view. Even though it's during the event period, there aren't many tourists, so you can enjoy the view at your leisure. (Original) 夜は明かりもまともに無い様な、山間部を抜ける必要があるので注意が必要です。かなり怖い！でも幻想的な景色が見れます。イベント期間中とはいえ、あまり観光客は居ないので、ゆっくり見れます。

(Translated by Google) I thought it would be even more beautiful to see the area around Tasomeso if the power lines and poles were placed underground. Will it improve its status as a tourist destination? (Original) 田染荘周辺ですが電線・電柱の地中化するともっと素晴らしい景観になると思いまた。観光地としての格も上がるのでは?

(Translated by Google) It is being held at Tazomeso, a world agricultural heritage site, "A Thousand Years of Sparkle" (November 12, 2022 - February 17, 2022). On the day of the event, we used the parking lot of "Hotaru no Yakata". There were also 3 or 4 other people visiting. Please take a look at the beautiful rice fields illuminated. The image was taken with a smartphone. Camera performance these days is amazing. (Original) 世界農業遺産の郷 田染荘 「千年のきらめき」（2022年11月12日～2月17日）で開催しています。 当日はこちらの「ほたるの館」さんの駐車場を利用させていただきました。他にも3,4台見学の方がいました。 ライトアップされた美しい田んぼを是非ご覧になってください。 画像はスマホで撮影しました。最近のカメラ性能は凄いですね。

(Translated by Google) It's a quiet place. You won't see any customers there on weekdays. How about taking a stroll through the rice terraces? (Original) 静かな場所です。 平日はお客を見かけません。 棚田の散策にいかがですか?

(Translated by Google) It's cold in the mountains so it's better to go early 😄 It's more beautiful in person than in the photo 😉 (Original) 山の方なので寒いから早めの時間に行った方がいいです😄 写真で見るよりも実際に行った方がキレイですね😉

(Translated by Google) Fireflies are the most beautiful (^-^) Personally, I think this one is more beautiful than Saeki. Etiquette for watching fireflies. ① Use a flashlight to illuminate only your feet. Actually, I don't think it's good just for your feet. If possible, light from a penlight is best. For fireflies, light is an important activity that leads to reproduction. They strongly dislike light that is brighter than that, as it will affect their breeding behavior. ② Don't scare the fireflies. It's understandable that you might want to touch it or catch it because it's beautiful, but don't touch it. If humans are recognized as scary creatures by fireflies, we will no longer be able to see the beautiful fireflies. Anyway, the most important thing is the light. Please do not harass the beautiful and soothing fireflies. (Original) 蛍は最高に綺麗です(^-^)個人的には佐伯よりこっちのほうが綺麗だと思います。 蛍鑑賞のマナー。①懐中電灯は足元だけ照らす。本当は足元だけでもダメだと思います。できればペンライトくらいの明かりが良いです。蛍は明かりが繁殖につながる大事な行為です。その明かりより明るい光があると、繁殖行動に影響がでますので極端に嫌います。 ②蛍を怖がらせない。綺麗だから触りたくなったり捕まえたくなるのもわかりますが、触れちゃダメです。蛍に人間は怖い生き物、と認定されれば綺麗な蛍は見れなくなるでしょう。 とにかく一番重要なのは明かりです。 綺麗で癒やしを与えてくれる蛍に嫌がらせをしないでください。

(Translated by Google) Fireflies dancing wildly in the great outdoors. You can enjoy the scenery during the day and the fireflies are perfect at night. This World Agricultural Heritage site is a wonderful attraction, and if we can find a creative way to promote it, Bungotakada City's appeal can be increased. (Original) 大自然の中を乱舞するホタル昼は景観を楽しめ夜はホタル申し分なし、世界農業遺産すばらしい魅力、発信方法の工夫次第で豊後高田市の魅力度アップ。

The gateway to Mudoji at the top of the cliff and a very exciting and adventurous hike.

(Translated by Google) Oh my God ✨️ So good! ! here! ! I'm sure those who have been invited will definitely feel that way. I don't think it's very popular, but it's amazing. here. I can't put it into words, but I cherish it so much. It's amazing. Please do some research for explanations etc. It's a deep place. (Original) やば〜✨️めっちゃイイ！！ここ！！ きっと呼ばれて来た方は絶対にそう感じます。 人気はあまりないと思いますけど、凄いですよ。ここ。 言葉にならないけど、とても大切にされてる。 素晴らしいです。 説明等は色々調べて行かれてください。 奥深い場所ですよ。

(Translated by Google) Shujo Onie at Tennenji Temple is a traditional festival with a history of about 1,300 years that is held every year at Tennenji Temple in Bungotakada City, Oita Prefecture. This festival is an event that combines Buddhism and folk beliefs, praying for good health and a good harvest in the new year. It is registered as a Japanese Heritage Site and is famous nationwide as a rare festival. ``Shujoe'' is a combination of the words ``shujoue'' and ``onie''. A correction meeting is a Buddhist event held during the New Year, and refers to a period of training to correct the mistakes of the previous year and pray for peace and happiness in the new year. Oni-e is a ritual in which demons appear and purify evil spirits. Demons in this region are not frightening beings, but have the role of guardian deities who protect and guide people. The image is that demons = Gods and Buddhas. The festival is usually held on the first Friday night in February every year. You can find out more details at the historical museum "Onikai no Sato" next door. Admission fee is 300 yen for adults. (Original) 天念寺の修正鬼会（しゅじょうおにえ）は、大分県豊後高田市に位置する天念寺で毎年行われる、約1300年もの歴史を誇る伝統的なお祭りです。この祭りは、新年の無病息災や五穀豊穣を祈願し、仏教と民間信仰が融合した行事となっています。日本遺産にも登録されており全国的にも稀有なお祭りとして有名です。 「修正鬼会」は、「修正会（しゅじょうえ）」と「鬼会（おにえ）」が合わさった言葉です。修正会とは正月に行われる仏教の行事で、前年の過ちを修正し、新しい年の平和や幸福を祈るための修行期間を指します。鬼会とは鬼が登場し、悪霊を払い清める儀式です。この地域での鬼は、恐ろしい存在ではなく、人々を守り導く守護神としての役割を持っています。鬼＝神様仏様のようなイメージです。 お祭りはだいたい毎年2月第1金曜日の夜に行われます。詳細はお隣の歴史資料館「鬼会の里」で知ることができます。入館料は大人300円。

(Translated by Google) I used to live in Kunisaki and passed by for the first time in about 10 years. I happened to see a sign indicating ○km to Tennenji Temple, so I stopped by. I didn't realize it when I lived there, but there was such a nice temple! A stone cliff Buddha is carved into a rock in the pond. It feels good to walk along the sidewalk along the river (^^) I want to take a leisurely tour of Kunisaki again. (Original) 以前国東に住んでいて、10年ぶりくらいに通りかかりました。たまたま天念寺まで○kmの標識が目に入ったので立ち寄りました。住んでいる時は気づかなかったですがこんないいお寺があったんですね！ 池の中にある岩に磨崖仏が彫ってあります。川沿いの歩道を歩くのも気持ちいい(^^) また国東をゆっくり巡ってみたくなりました。

(Translated by Google) I visited Tennenji Temple. The event is said to be held every year during Lunar New Year. Since demons have different faces in each region, the belief that demons have become Buddhas is preserved in each region. The chief priests of local temples dress up as demons at Tennenji events, and the preservation society, which is made up of local residents, is also working hard to preserve cultural properties. 🙏 (Original) 天念寺を訪問させて頂きました。毎年旧正月に行事が行われるそうです。地域毎に鬼の顔が違うので、鬼が仏様になったという信仰心が、地域毎に保存されているそうです。天念寺の行事で鬼に扮するのは地域の寺のご住職の方々で、保存を支える地元住民の保存会も文化財の保存のため御尽力されているとのことです。🙏

(Translated by Google) This temple reminds us of the time when Shinto and Buddhism were syncretized on the Kunisaki Peninsula. The hall is located in an overhanging area, reminiscent of Udono Shrine and Misasa's Nageiredo Hall. (Original) 国東半島に残る神仏習合の時代があったことを思い起こさせるお寺です。オーバーハングした中にお堂があるのはまるで鵜殿神社や三朝の投入堂のようです。

(Translated by Google) Rokugo Manzan 9th Temple The principal image is Sho Kannon Bodhisattva It is currently uninhabited, but there are many Buddhist statues, including the wooden carved Shakyamuni Buddha statue and the Fudo Myo-o standing statue. You can view it freely. The Shushu Onikai festival will be held in the auditorium. The powerful scene can be seen at the historical museum next door. Towering over the Nagaiwaya River flowing in front of it Kawanakafudo, a Buddhist rock carved from a cliff in the river, is also worth seeing. One of the highlights is finding Mumyo Bridge in the mountains...you can see the determination of the monks of old. Photography is not allowed in the museum, but there are beautiful statues of the Senju Kannon and Amida Nyorai, so please take a look. Goshuin can be obtained at Choanji Temple. (Original) 六郷満山第九番札所 ご本尊は聖観音菩薩 今は無住ですが木彫釈迦如来座像や不動明王立像など多くの仏像があり 自由に拝観出来ます。修正鬼会の祭は講堂で行われます。大迫力なシーンは隣の歴史資料館で観ることが出来ます。 前を流れる長岩屋川にそびえ立つ 川中の磨崖仏｢川中不動｣も見応えあります。山間にある無明橋を見つけるのも見所の一つで…昔の修行僧の覚悟が見えてきます。資料館は撮影禁止なのですが見事な千手観音・阿弥陀如来立像など ありますので 御拝顔ください。 御朱印は長安寺で戴けます。

(Translated by Google) I went there for the first time in a few years, but they were all closed. It was closed last time...I don't know the circumstances, but I don't know if it's a coincidence. The nun wasn't there either, so I couldn't get the wish sticker, but it was good just to be able to join hands with her. Both the Seven Lucky Gods and Fudo Myoo are shining brightly. I also heard earlier that this area is a power spot. (Original) 数年ぶりにお参り致しましたが、全部閉まっていました。 前回も閉まっていて…事情は分からないけど偶然なのかも不明。 尼さんもご不在でお願いシールは貰えませんでしたが、手を合わすことができただけでも良かったです。 七福神も不動明王様もピカピカと輝いています。 またこの辺一帯がパワースポットだと以前お聞きしました。

(Translated by Google) This temple looks like a tourist shop at the entrance to Magaibutsu. It's probably a proper temple, but I couldn't really appreciate it, probably because of the cheap advertising slogans written all over the stone steps leading up to the Buddha statue. (Original) 磨崖仏の入り口にあるまるで観光売店のようなお寺です。ちゃんとしたお寺なんでしょうが、磨崖仏に至る石段のあちこちに書いてある安っぽい宣伝文句のせいか、いまひとつありがたみを感じることできませんでした。

(Translated by Google) I went to ask a nun who was there a long time ago... I had become a different woman. You cannot receive a Goshuin stamp at the awarding office. It is strictly written in more than three languages ​​that you are not allowed to take pictures of the awarding place, and the amulets are priced a little above the regular price. Inside was a gacha containing fortune slips for 500 yen coins. Contains gold pika stickers that have been around for a long time. The temple office is located below Kumano Magaibutsu, and the Kumano Magaibutsu (Kumano Daigongen) and Taizouji (principal image of Amida Nyorai) are each 300 yen. First, when I went here and received the Goshuin stamp, it came with a gold pika sticker. For some reason, this temple is particular about gold pika. The ``Namubutsu'' of Kumano Magaibutsu (Kumano Daigongen), which is written in the temple office, is also included in the Three Precepts of Buddhism. However, ever since the current chief priest started running the ossuary, this temple has been referred to as the ``honin.'' Fudo Myo-o and others are enshrined in Goma-do, but if you're lucky, you might be able to worship the chief priest's Goma bonfire... According to the woman, there is a gold and white snake in the Goma-do hall, but since it is not open to the public, there is no way to confirm, so we have no choice but to visit the closed Goma-do hall. The main image of the temple is a large shojokikai mask, which means Fudo-san, but it is not as popular as it used to be. I'm concerned that the talisman is unusually expensive. What I gave you in the photo is a crystal snake and amulet. The crystal snake costs 1,500 yen (same as the pink bag), and the crystal comes in a white or black bag. The amulet is 800 yen (this is academic achievement) Also available are Hikyu bracelet, Heart Sutra bracelet, and citrine (it turns yellow when processed with amethyst). For some reason, there are things that have nothing to do with Taizouji... That ``Namubutsu'' is from Beppu and Oita Betsuin (also known as ``Namubutsu no Kai'' regarding charnel houses and funerals). There it was. The main hospital also has a columbarium that looks a bit like a hut. I would like the prefecture's important cultural properties (several hanging Buddha statues) to be made public. It was once the object of worship at Kumano Shrine. The storage room for this hanging Buddha has not been opened. This is the first time since the Rokugo Manzan 1300th anniversary festival. It looks good if you make some changes. (Original) 昔いた、尼さん頼りに行ったら… 違う女性になっていました。 授与所では御朱印は頂けません。 固く、授与所の様子は写真撮らないでと、三言語以上も書かれ、御守は定価から、ちょっと上に設定されています。 中には、五百円玉専用おみくじ等が入ったガチャがあった。 昔からあった金ピカシール入り。 寺務所は熊野磨崖仏の下にあって、熊野磨崖仏（熊野大権現）と胎蔵寺（本尊阿弥陀如来）とそれぞれ三百円です。先に、こちらに行って御朱印をいただくと、金ピカシールが付いて来ていました。 なぜか金ピカにこだわる寺院。 寺務所で書かれる熊野磨崖仏（熊野大権現）の「南無仏」は仏教の三帰戒にもあります。 しかし、ここの現住職が納骨堂を経営しだしたときから、このお寺を『本院』と言っています。 護摩堂には不動明王等が祀られていますが、運が良ければ住職の護摩焚きが拝めるかも… 女性によれば、護摩堂に金と白の蛇がいますと言ってましたが、非公開なため確かめようななく、閉ざされた護摩堂に御参りするしかなく、隣の授与所にはまだまだ、あのお不動さんを意味する大きな修正鬼会の面を御本尊にしていますが、以前のような盛んさがない。 御札が異様に高いのが気になる。 写真であげたのは、水晶の蛇と御守。 水晶の蛇は、1500円（ピンクの袋も同じ）水晶は白か黒の袋。 御守は800円（これは学業成就） 他にも、ヒキュウのブレスレット、般若心経ブレス、シトリン（アメジストを加工すれば黄色くなる） なぜか、胎蔵寺には関係ないものも… あの「南無仏」は別府や大分別院（納骨堂や葬祭に関するにも『南無仏の会』 とあった。 本院も少し小屋のような納骨堂がある。 県の重要文化財の（懸仏数体）を公開してほしい。かつての熊野神社の御神体でした。 この懸仏の収蔵庫も開けていません。 六郷満山1300年祭以来です。 あるものを工夫すれば、良さそうです。

(Translated by Google) This is the sixth temple in the Rokugo Manzan Sacred Site. It was a female chief priest. When I told them that I would be praying for the Rokugo Manzan Sacred Site today, I was given a sticker to stick up on my behalf as a memento. Of course, I hung it up. thank you very much. After this, I went to see the Magaibutsu. (Original) 六郷満山霊場、第六番のお寺です。 女性の住職さんでした。今日で六郷満山霊場を結願する事を伝えると記念に身代わり不動に張るシールを頂きました。勿論、張りました。ありがとうございました。この後、磨崖仏を観て行きました。

(Translated by Google) If you climb the mountain path from here, you can reach Kumano Magaibutsu. You can get gold stickers, which visitors who come to worship stick all over the stone Buddhas. If you climb to the top and then go down, you will come to Taizoji Temple. It may be fine to visit here first. The parking lot is not very large, so if there are a lot of tourists, you will have to wait for a parking spot. Most people climb to the top, so it may take a little time, but the stone Buddhas carved into the walls are amazing, so it is recommended to climb to the top and view them first. There is a small shop where you can buy a drink and take a break. (Original) こちらから山道を登ると熊野磨崖仏に行けます。金色のシールを貰えるのでご参拝に来た方々が石仏の至る所に貼付けています。上まで登ってから下っていくとこちらの胎蔵寺に来ます。最初にこちらにご参拝してからでも良いかと思います。駐車場はあまり広くありませんので大勢の観光客が来ていると駐車場待ちが発生します。 上まで登る方がほとんどなので少々時間が掛かるかもしれませんが、壁に彫られた石仏は素晴らしいので上まで登ってから見学をしてからの方がお勧めです。小さな売店みたいなのあるので飲み物でも購入してから休憩するのもいいかもです。

(Translated by Google) We left Imakumano Shrine, which was designated as the inner sanctuary following the Meiji era's Shinto-Buddhist separation order. There is a guidepost on the way back from Kumano Magaibutsu, so it's best to visit both as a set, keeping in mind that they were originally one. My honest impression was that it was a rather unique temple, with a variety of stone statues and power spots. You can also stick stickers on things that interest you or on the stone statue of the zodiac. I received a prayer when I received my goshuin. (Original) 明治時代の神仏分離令で奥の院とされていた今熊野社と別れました。熊野磨崖仏の帰り道に誘導があるので、もともとひとつだったことを踏まえてセットで参拝するのがいいかと思います。 なかなか奇抜なお寺だというのが正直な印象で、色んな石像やパワースポットがあります。自分の気になるところや干支の石像にシールを貼ることもできます。御朱印を頂いた際にご祈祷をしてもらえました。

(Translated by Google) It looks like a small temple with a cute red roof that sticks out. There are four buildings: the main hall, prayer hall, temple office, and Kumano Magaibutsu reception desk. I would like to see the main hall, which is basically closed to the public. At the prayer hall, the female chief priest will give you a prayer and a golden sticker. Is prayer a big mask? He does it while patting me on the back in front of me. I put a sticker on the Buddha statue to ask people to throw away bad things. At the prayer hall, Rokugo Manzan's goshuin stamps and shadows are sold, and special goshuin stamps can be obtained at the temple office below. You can also get the goshuin stamp of Saimyoji Temple, a sacred place in Buzen Saigoku, here. At the Kumano Magaibutsu Reception Center, walking sticks were lent out for free. Although it was a weekday, it was quite busy. The only drawback is that you have to drive up a narrow uphill slope and pass between private houses to get there. I accidentally walked into the garden of a private house. (Original) 見た目はこじんまりした、赤い屋根だけピョコっと出ている様がかわいいお寺です。本堂、祈祷所、寺務所、熊野摩崖仏受付所と4つ建物があります。本堂は基本入れない見たいです。祈祷所で、女性のご住職が祈祷と金色シールをくれます。祈祷は大きなお面？の前で背中を軽く叩きながらやってくれます。悪い物を捨てて行って下さいという事でシールを仏像に貼って来ました。祈祷所は六郷満山の御朱印と御影が売られており、特別御朱印は下にある寺務所で貰えます。また、豊前西国霊場の西明寺の御朱印もここで頂ける様です。熊野摩崖仏受付所は無料で杖が貸し出されていました。平日でしたが結構賑わっていました。難点はそこまで行くのに狭い上り坂を、民家の間を抜けながら運転しないといけない事くらいです。間違えて民家の庭に入り込んでしまいました。

(Translated by Google) Magaibutsu is located just after turning the middle intersection on Prefectural Route 34 in Bungotakada City, Oita Prefecture. I didn't expect it to be so close to the road, so I overlooked it and ended up passing it. It is said to have been built from the late Kamakura period to the early Muromachi period, and has six Buddha statues carved into it, including Fudo Myoo. (Original) 大分県豊後高田市の県道34号線にある真中の交差点を曲がってすぐのところにある磨崖仏。 こんなに道路から近いとは思っていなかったことから逆に見落とし、いったん通り過ぎてしまいました。 鎌倉時代後期から室町時代初期に造られたとされ、不動明王を含めて6体の仏様が彫られています。

(Translated by Google) I stopped by on a road trip along the Pacific coast in the spring of 2019. Motomiya Rock-Carved Buddhas are a group of rock-carved Buddhas located in the Tasome district of Bungotakada City, Oita Prefecture. Carved into the rock face next to Motomiya Hachiman Shrine, the guardian deity of Tasome, they feature half-carved figures of Acala, Jizo Bodhisattva, Jikokuten, and Tamonten. Estimated to have been created between the Kamakura and Muromachi periods, they feature the powerful war gods Jikokuten and Tamonten. While some areas have weathered, the expressions and forms of each statue offer insight into the religious practices of the time. They blend seamlessly into the surrounding landscape and have been protected by the local people since ancient times. (Original) 2019年春、太平洋側の車旅で立ち寄る。 元宮磨崖仏は、大分県豊後高田市の田染地区にある磨崖仏群である。田染の鎮守・元宮八幡神社の隣の岩壁に彫られており、不動明王を中心に、地蔵菩薩や持国天、多聞天などが半肉彫りで表現されている。 鎌倉時代から室町時代にかけて制作されたと推定され、力強い武神である持国天や多聞天の姿が特徴的である。風化が進んでいる部分もあるが、それぞれの仏像の表情や姿から、当時の信仰の様子をうかがい知ることができる。周囲の景観と一体となり、古くからこの地の人々によって守られてきた。

(Translated by Google) This is a magaibutsu statue located right next to the Tazome Post Office. It's located on the side of the street, and there's no signboard, so it's easy to walk past it. It has a cover, but it seems to have been made recently. Perhaps because it faced the street and was exposed to exhaust gas, it was quite weathered and looked painful. There is no parking lot, but there is enough space nearby to park on the street for a short period of time. (Original) 田染郵便局すぐ近くにある磨崖仏です。通りの脇に位置しており、目立った看板もないので、通り過ぎてしまいそうです。 いちおう覆いはついていますが、作られたのは最近みたいです。通りに面して排ガス浴びてきたせいかかなり風化が進んでいて、痛々しいです。 駐車場はありませんが、周囲はちょっとの時間くらいなら路駐できるだけのスペースあります。

(Translated by Google) There are benches with a roof so you can take a leisurely look around. (Original) 屋根のあるベンチがあるのでゆっくり見学できます。

(Translated by Google) From the right, the statues are Bishamonten, Kongara Doji, Fudo Myoo, Jikokuten, and Shobingata. It seems to have been created during the Muromachi period. (Original) 右から毘沙門天、こんがら童子、不動明王、持国天、声聞形尊像だそうです。室町時代に作成されたようです。

(Translated by Google) Magaibutsu from the Muromachi period. The covered temple was built in 2001, so the first time I saw it was over 20 years ago. From my vague memory, the colors seemed a little more vivid... Although it has probably weathered to some extent, it is clearly maintained and is clearly cherished by the locals. (Original) 室町時代の磨崖仏。 覆いのようなお堂ができたのが2001年とのことなので、初めて見たのは20年以上も前。おぼろげな記憶ではもう少し色鮮やかだったような……。 それなりに風化も進んでいるのでしょうが、綺麗に整備され、地元の方々に大切にされているのが判ります。

(Translated by Google) Magaibutsu statue near Tazome intersection. The temple is well maintained and always clean. (Original) 田染の交差点近くにある磨崖仏。 お堂が整備されいつも綺麗です。