#jakkoin

[chitaka45]

京都　寂光院　❄️雪景色2024❄️

kyoto jakkoin temple ❄️snow❄️

#japan #kyoto #jakkoin #temple #snow #京都 #寂光院 #雪景色2024

[crazyfox-archives]

A sculpted image of Jizō Bodhisattva (地蔵菩薩) dating to 2005 (replacing the one dating to 1229 severely damaged by a fire in 2000) enshrined as the main image at Jakkōin Temple (寂光院) up in the Ōhara area of Kyoto

Photo by Mukai Daisuke (向井大輔) from an April 9, 2021 article in the Asahi Shimbun Digital

#japanese art #buddhist art #地蔵菩薩 #地蔵 #jizo #京都 #kyoto #大原 #ohara #寂光院 #jakkoin #天台宗 #tendai

[amemenojaku]

I'm going to shimonoseki tomorrow to see dan no ura and antoku's shrine etc and one of the relatives of my current host family who was here when I mentioned the place and who works in shimonoseki was like "??? but there's nothing there except the beach and maybe like. 2 statues??" but it's ok. I'm doing this for college-student-me. I want to stand there and look at the sea while thinking about the countless hours of sleep I lost writing mediocre papers. and also about fate and impermanence. obviously

#im so sad i couldn't go to jakkoin when i was in kyoto last month so i can't not go there tomorrow

[nobu11051991]

Burst of fresh green, Jakkoin temple in Ohara, Kyoto!

Burst of fresh green, Jakkoin temple in Ohara, Kyoto!

Burst of fresh green, Jakkoin temple in Ohara, Kyoto! I’m Nobu, I like traveling overseas and in Japan, visited 25 countries. I’ve got the license of the certificate English guide in Japan for 8 years. I show you hidden Japan which you have never seen and heard of! Burst of Green, Jakkoin Temple, Kyoto In Japan, the second half of May is the season of beautiful fresh greenery. There is a…

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[travel-journal-from-shirokane]

Jakkoin Temple, Temple(Kyoto, Japan) 寂光院★★

I visited Jakkoin Temple (^o^)

I had green tea while I enjoyed the pond called Shihoushoumen-no-Ike (^o^)

Jakkoin's original Japanese sweet called Monka, which includes red perilla from Ohara, is quite delicious (^o^)v

寂光院に行って来ました(^o^)

四方正面の池を眺めながら御抹茶をいただいて来ました(^o^)

大原産の赤しそが入った寂光院オリジナルの紋菓はなかなかいけますね(^o^)v

https://www.jakkoin.jp/

#kyoto #temple #寂光院

[redsamuraiii]

the way to Jakkoin, Ohara by jtabn99

“Historically known for their abundance of nuns from noble lineages, the temple is most famous for being the nunnery where Taira no Tokuko, (later known as Kenreimon-in), mother to the last Taira clan emperor, spent her last days in cloistered solitude during the 12th century.  Her tragic tale is related in The Tale of Heike, which depicts her marriage to Emperor Takakura as part of her powerful father, Taira no Kiyomori’s, schemes to tie his bloodline to the Imperial one.  She bore a son who would become the Emperor Antoku, but the family was forced to flee the capital when the clan’s political power was threatened by the revenge-seeking Minamoto (Genji) clan.  At the final confrontation, the naval battle of Dan no Ura in 1185, her male relatives were killed or took their own lives, and her own mother leapt into the sea holding the child Emperor in her arms.  The Empress Dowager tried to follow them in death, but was fished from the waves by her hair.  Taken back to the capital, Kenreimon-in followed in the tradition of widows at the time and took the tonsure as a Buddhist nun.  She later moved further into seclusion by entering Jakkō-in nunnery in Ōhara alongside a fellow court lady, where she served as a nun praying for the repose of her family. 

There, in a hermit’s hut, the former Empress is said to have composed this famous poem. Did I ever dream That I would behold the moon Here on the mountain The moon that I used to view In the sky o'er the palace? Kenreimon-in lived simply in the rural mountains and Ōhara Valley, though she received a visit in 1186 from her adopted father, former Emperor Go-Shirakawa, who was shocked to find her living in poverty as a nun. Ashamed as she was to meet the prestigious man in her condition, Kenreimon-in nonetheless entertained him at Jakkō-in before they parted for the last time.”

History Source : DiscoverKyoto

#Jakkoin #Ohara #Kyoto #Japan #Nippon #Nihon #2017-06-12 #way #country #footpath #alley #tree #京都 #寂光院 #大原 #日本 #小道 #山道

[bellavitacasa]

寂光院　犬山 仏陀　智慧と慈悲 これをご覧になって下さった皆様に福が来ますように #仏陀 #慈悲 #寂光院犬山 #福の神 #健康 #神社仏閣 Jakkoin Inuyama Buddha's wisdom and mercy May happiness come to all of you who have seen this. #Buddha #mercy #Jakkoin Inuyama #god of good fortune #health #shrine and temple https://www.instagram.com/p/CN8twejhTbD/?igshid=kxj7zvmyeizx

#仏陀 #慈悲 #寂光院犬山 #福の神 #健�� #神社仏閣 #buddha #mercy #jakkoin #god #health #shrine

[stefaniewhat]

Taken at Jakko-in, Ohara #stefaniewhat #ohara #jakkoin #kyoto #japan

#ohara #jakkoin #japan #stefaniewhat #kyoto

[yasurau]

Jakkoin, Ohara, Kyoto by jtabn99

#Jakkoin #Ohara #Kyoto #Japan #Nippon #Nihon #2017-06-12 #garden #green #gate #sanmon #tera #寂光院 #日本 #京都 #大原 #庭園美

[kanamechari]

寂光院にて。#はなまっぷ紅葉2018 #momiji #redleaves #紅葉 #もみじ #instaleaves #autumn #nikon1j5 #ミラーレス #kyoto #japan #jakkoin temple #寂光院 (寂光院) https://www.instagram.com/p/BqkFtoNgLbt/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=17lry1wcjrlm7

#はなまっぷ紅葉2018 #momiji #redleaves #紅葉 #もみじ #instaleaves #autumn #nikon1j5 #ミラーレス #kyoto #japan #jakkoin #寂光院

[chitaka45]

京都　瀧尾神社　2024干支　🐲辰年🐉

kyoto takio-jinja shrine

#kyoto #jakkoin #takiojinja #shrine #京都 #瀧尾神社 #干支 #辰年

[crazyfox-archives]

A pamphlet from Jakkōin Temple (寂光院) up in the Ōhara area of Kyoto, according to temple lore founded in 594 by Shōtoku Taishi (聖徳太子) for the postmortem well-being of his father, Emperor Yōmei (用明天皇), though probably more famous as the sanctuary of Taira no Kiyomori’s (平清盛) daughter Kenreimon’in (建礼門院) after the fall of the Taira clan in 1185

Acquired at the temple September 16, 1995

#buddhist temple #京都 #kyoto #大原 #ohara #寂光院 #jakkoin #japanese history #聖徳太子 #shotoku taishi #建礼門院 #kenreimonin #平徳子 #taira no tokushi #taira no noriko #pamphlet #ephemera #printed ephemera #paper ephemera #crazyfoxarchives

[roadeyepoetheart]

#Red maple leaves#붉은 단풍#japan#일본#ohara#오하라여행#jakkoin#잣코인#photo by ohseokman#오석만#길눈시마음

#photo #오하라여행 #잣코인 #ohara #일본 #jakkoin #japan #붉은 #오석만 #길눈시마음 #red

[nobu11051991]

[prido-blog]

Jakkoin Temple, Inuyama 2018

#travel #inuyama #nagoya

[aimachat10]

"Jakkoin temple in Kyoto is thought to have been built around the seventh century by Shotoku Taishi in memory of his father, the Emperor Yomei". Photography by Katsu

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