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9/08/2014

yakuyoke in Tohoku

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Yakuyoke Fudo in Tohoku 厄除不動尊

. Yakuyoke Fudo 厄除不動 Fudo to ward off evil .
- Introduction -


05 龍覚寺 - 厄除不動尊 - Yakuyoke Fudo Yamagata
07 普伝寺 - 厄除不動 Yakuyoke Fudo Akita
14 大圓寺 - 厄除不動尊 - Yakuyoke Fudo Aomori
18 青龍寺 -厄除不動 - Yakuyoke Fudo Aomori
introduced below

34 成田山 圓養寺 真言宗智山派 - 厄除不動 - Yakuyoke Fudo Fukushima
. Enyooji 圓養寺 Enyo-Ji / 円養院 Enyo-In - Shirakawa .

. 東北三十六不動尊霊場
36 Fudo Temples in Tohoku .
 


. Nakano Fudo Son 中野不動尊 .
Fukushima

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Nr. 05 新山 - 龍覚寺 - 厄除不動尊 - Yakuyoke Fudo
Ryuukakuji 龍覚寺 Ryukaku-Ji
Yamagata 山形県 - 布施の道場 - fuse

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山形県鶴岡市泉町1-13
1-13 Izumimachi, Tsuruoka, Yamagata

This is also pilgrim temple Nr. 28 in
Shonai 33 Kannon temples 庄内三十三観音 

A temple of this name is located at the beginning of the ascent to mount Haguro San 羽黒山. Since old people, children and pregnant women could not climb this mountain, there was a second temple of this name in the town of Tsurugaoka built in 1166, where they could come to pray, especially to a statue of Kannon Bosatsu. The temple has been relocated twice and in 1612 was placed in its present location at 高畑土提上.

When daimyo Sakai Tadakatsu 酒井忠勝 (1587 - 1662) became lord of the domain in 1622, the temple was in the kimon 鬼門 direction of his castle. He also placed a statue of Fudo Myo-O to pray for peace in the reigon.

Other famous statues of this temple are
聖観音像、金剛界大日如来、古四王権現、摩利支天、弁財天等


- Chant of the temple
空飛ふやここ鶴岡の龍覚寺 
慈眼を仰ぎ 合す両の手



statue of 大聖不動明王

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- - - - - Homepage of the temple
- source : www.tohoku36fudo.jp


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07 普光山 - 普伝寺 - 厄除不動 Yakuyoke Fudo
Fudenji 普伝寺 Fuden-Ji
Akita 秋田県 - 持戒の道場 - jikai

秋田県秋田市大町4-5-37
4 Chome-5-37 Ōmachi, Akita-shi, Akita



- Chant of the temple
受くる身の 厄難消滅 有難や 
成就の御佛 南無不動尊


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There is also a Fudenji in Italy !!
CHANGE WITHIN TRADITION
A LIFE OF COMMUNION AND SALVATION


The worshipful silence
of a pentecostal companionship
is lived in quiet emptiness,
waiting for what cannot be anticipated
through mystery and in
communion of spirit,
meets the truth of man
that is
Buddha


43039 Salsomaggiore Terme - Bargone 113
- source : www.fudenji.it/en

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14 神岡山 - 大圓寺 - 厄除不動尊 - Yakuyoke Fudo
Daienji 大圓寺 / 大円寺 Daien-Ji
Aomori 青森県 - 忍辱の道場 ninniku

青森県南津軽郡大鰐町大字蔵館字村岡12
Muraoka-12 Kuradate, Ōwani-machi, Minamitsugaru-gun, Aomori


source : kitano3.exblog.jp





. Daienji 大圓寺 / 大円寺 Daien-Ji .
Nr. 22 - 神岡山 Jingozan 大圓寺 Daien-Ji
of the pigrimage 津軽弘法大師霊場 - Tsugaru Kobo Daishi Reijo
Pilgrimage to 23 Kobo Daishi temples in Tsugaru .  

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18 全仏山 - 青龍寺 -厄除不動 - Yakuyoke Fudo 
Seiryuuji 青龍寺 Seiryu-Ji
Aomori 青森県 - 忍辱の道場 ninniku

青森県青森市大字桑原字山崎45
Yamazaki-45 Kuwabara, Aomori-shi, Aomori

The temple is famous for the Great Buddha of Showa
Showa Daibutsu 昭和大仏
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- Chant of the temple
桑原の昭和大佛 参りませ 
佛の恵み 盡きる事なく




- Homepage of the temple
- source : showa-daibutu.com



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. Pilgrimages to Fudo Temples 不動明王巡礼
Fudo Myo-O Junrei - Introduction .
 

. O-Mamori お守り Amulets and talismans from Japan . 

. Japanese Temples - ABC list - .


. 東北三十六不動尊霊場
36 Fudo Temples in Tohoku .
 

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. Japan - after the BIG earthquake .
March 11, 2011, 14:46

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8/11/2014

Miminashi Arakawa

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Miminashi Fudoo 耳無不動 "Fudo without ears"

Tokyo, Arakawa ward - 荒川区荒川3-22
三峰神社境内にある - 袈裟塚の耳無不動

kesazuka no miminashi Fudo 袈裟塚の耳無不動

This special mound for kesa priest's robes is in the compound of Mitsumine Shrine in Arakawa ward, Tokyo.

It used to be in the compound of temple Senkooin 仙光院 Senko-In.

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This mound has been built by priest Kooe 光慧法師 Ko-E of the temple 仙光院 Senko-In. Ko-E was involved with the pleasure quarters of Yoshiwara in Edo.
The story was even published "三河島御不動之記".

Ko-E was a samurai from Fukuoka, Yanagawa Han 福岡県柳川市. His name was Tana-Ami Kosaburo 田名網 光三郎.
He had a beautiful fiance, O-Kinu お絹, but as life goes, she was seduced by 佐野兵馬 Sano Hyoma and taken to Edo with him. Kosaburo went after them to kill him (adauchi 仇討ち), but O-Kinu had already been sold to the Yoshiwara pleasure quarters. So the two could not meet again.

Kosaburo gave up normal life and became a Buddhist priest at temple 上野寛永寺 Kanei-Ji in Ueno, taking on the name of 光慧 Ko-E.

As life goes, he comes to meet the prostitute 紅山 Momijiyama, who was in fact his former fiance O-Kinu and begins to visit her frequently. He spent a lot of money from the temple Kanei-Ji and was dispelled from there finally.
With the help of 植木屋久兵衛 Uekiya Kyubei from 三河島村 Mikawashima village (now part of Arakawa, Tokyo) he became the head priest of the temple Senko-In. By that time, Ko-E had already contacted a severe illness (maybe pestilence 悪疫 or a veneral disease? ) and his earlobes had fallen off.

With a wish to be healed, he built a mound on the access road to his temple, called it Kesazuka 袈裟塚 and erected a stone statue of Fudo Myo-O. Even this would not heal his illness and he died in 宝暦7 1757.
O-Kinu, who had become a Buddhist nun, followed him soon by stabbing her neck near a pine tree at the temple gate.

In 1764 Tomoeya Densuke 巴屋伝助 from the New Quarters of Yoshiwara performed rituals for the souls of Ko-E and O-Kinu. From that time on, somehow, this Fudo had become known for healing veneral diseases (karyuubyoo 花柳病 karyubo "illness of flowers and willows) and many people from the pleasure quarters came here to pray.



The statue of Fudo on this mound does not have the left ear.



Now the statue is also venerated by people to cure ear diseases. People offer a wooden rice bowl with a hole to make their wish.


. kesa 袈裟 kasaya - Monk's robe .
- Introduction -


. Amulets for Health . 


. Mimi 耳 amulets for ears .
Mimigo Okami 耳明大神
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- Japanese reference -


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ー Not to mix with :
. Mitsumine Jinja 三峰神社 Mitsumine Shrine .  
in Chichibu 秩父
298-1 Mitsumine, Saitama Prefecture 369-1902

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. miminashi Jizo 耳なし地蔵 Jizo without ears .
大原山 Daigensan - 不動院 Fudo-In, Fukuoka

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. - Join Fudo Myo-O on facebook - Fudō Myō-ō .

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. Pilgrimages to Fudo Temples 不動明王巡礼
Fudo Myo-O Junrei - Fudo Pilgrims .



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8/03/2014

ibotori - take away warts

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ibotori Fudo イボ取り不動尊 take away warts

ibotori 疣取り / イボ取り / いぼとり take away warts
ibotori san いぼとりさん deity to take away warts
ibogamisan いぼ神さん Shinto deity to take away warts

Warts and problems of the skin are becoming a bigger problem in old age.
There are quite a few shrines and temples to pray for prevention or healing.
Jizo Bosatsu いぼとり地蔵 is the most common of the deities to offer help.

. ibotori - take away warts .  
- Introduction -

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イボ取り不動尊 Ibotori Fudo
temple Yoomeiji 永明寺 Yomei-Ji
1167 Harada, Fuji shi, Harada. Shizuoka 富士市原田

There are a lot of waterfalls in the mountains of this area.

Legend knows this:
Once upon a time, there lived a young girl near the waterfall. She had warts all over the body. She had already seen many doctors and tried all kinds of medicine, but nothing would help.
One day she talked to the priest at temple Yomei-Ji. He told her:
"Please try to pray to the Fudo in the pond of our temple!"



So for 21 days (three times seven - 三掛ける七) she came every day barefeet and prayed to Fudo.
On day 21 her prayers were all done and in the morning she had a dream of Fudo, who told her:
"Today, throw some water of the pond on your body!"
So when she woke up, she hurried to the temple and scooped a lot of water on her body.
And what do you say ! all the warts disappeared suring this washing. Now she was a beautiful girl as ever there was one.

Since then people called the statue "Fudo who takes away warts" and prayed here.


垂水受けいぼとり不動寒椿 
tarumi uke ibotori Fudoo kan tsubaki

I get some water
from Ibotori Fudo Sama -
camellia in the cold


孝子 Takako

- source : blog.fujibijin.shop-pro.jp 孝子

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井澤山不動院 Chooyooji 眺洋寺 Choyo-Ji
千葉県いすみ市岬町井沢1166
1166 Misakichōizawa, Isumi-shi, Chiba








- source : www.geocities.co.jp/AnimalPark-Shiro


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Toozenji 東漸寺 Tozen-Ji
千葉県いすみ市国府台59 / 59 Kounodai, Isumi-shi, Chiba
Nichiren sect



ibotori no mizu いぼとりの水 / いぼとり不動明王
The water heals all kinds of diseases.

- source : www.touzenji.ne

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. - Join Fudo Myo-O on facebook - Fudō Myō-ō .

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. Pilgrimages to Fudo Temples 不動明王巡礼
Fudo Myo-O Junrei - Fudo Pilgrims .



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