24 Shikoku pilgrimage : Hotsumisaki-ji
75,8km Yakuō-ji |
24Temple No.24 Hotsumisaki-ji / 第二十四番札所 最御崎寺
Extreme Cape Temple 24Hotsumisaki-ji / 最御崎寺 |
6,5km |
Fondation | Ère Daido an 2 (807) | ||||||||||||
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Godhead | Kokūzō Bosatsu | |||||||||||||||
Sect | Buzan Shingon | |||||||||||||||
Honzon mantra |
| Goeika | Myōjyō no idenurukata no higashidera kurakimayoi wa nadoka aramashi | |||||||||||||
Place | Muroto-Kōchi / Phone: +81 887-23-0024 | |||||||||||||||
Address | 〒781-7101 Kōchi-ken, Muroto-shi, Murotomisakichō 4058-1 〒781-7101 高知県室戸市室戸岬町4058-1 | |||||||||||||||
Google Maps | https://goo.gl/maps/529euDwa2tS2 / Coord Maps 33.249014, 134.175732 | |||||||||||||||
Accomodation | NO / Half Board¥7 000,00 / 19 chambres | |||||||||||||||
Parking | 19 chambres check in à partir de 15H / Coord Maps 33.250185, 134.174538 | |||||||||||||||
Website |
75,8km Yakuō-ji |
24Temple No.24 Hotsumisaki-ji / 第二十四番札所 最御崎寺
24Hotsumisaki-ji / 最御崎寺 |
6,5km |
Fondation | Ère Daido an 2 (807) |
---|---|---|
Godhead | Kokūzō Bosatsu | |
Sect | Buzan Shingon | |
Honzon mantra | Goeika | Myōjyō no idenurukata no higashidera kurakimayoi wa nadoka aramashi |
Place | Muroto-Kōchi / Phone: +81 887-23-0024 | |
Address | 〒781-7101 Kōchi-ken, Muroto-shi, Murotomisakichō 4058-1 〒781-7101 高知県室戸市室戸岬町4058-1 | |
Google Maps | https://goo.gl/maps/529euDwa2tS2 / Coord Maps 33.249014, 134.175732 | |
Accomodation | NO / Half Board¥7 000,00 / 19 chambres | |
Parking | 19 chambres check in à partir de 15H / Coord Maps 33.250185, 134.174538 | |
Website |
Temple history :
Kukai came to the current location of the temple for the first time at the age of 19. He spent most of his time singing sutras and meditating in a cave (Mikurodō) to reach his goal of enlightenment. Some say he would have had enlightenment here for the first time. He returned there at the age of 33 to found Hotsumisaki-ji Temple and carved a statue of Kokuzō Bosatsu. The legend says that it's here in the cave during he was meditating and observing the sky and the sea that Saeki Mao took the name of Kūkai in reference to the sky (Kū) and the sea (Kai). According to legend, the population suffered from very strong winds in this area. Kūkai went to a cave near the one where he had meditated.The wind turned against him and the rocks then took the form of a corkscrew.
Useful information:
Shikoku Pilgrimage Temple Number24 Hotsumisaki-ji: Access
http://henro.fr/en/en/?post_type=temple&p=3007
Meteo : Hotsumisaki-ji Muroto, Kōchi prefecture
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