＜Koyasan Shingon Sect Ikomasan Ryugan-ji Temple＞A Temple with a Symbolic Statue of Shugyo Daishi｜Nakakawachi,KitakawachiFor recommended sightseeing and leisure spots inTabiiro

A Temple with a Symbolic Statue of Shugyo Daishi

"Koyasan Shingon Sect Ikomasan Ryugan-ji Temple" was founded by "Myokuhouni," and it is said that it was built after the principal image, "Kokuzo Bodhisattva," instructed him to hold a memorial service for the dragon that lives on Mt. Ikoma. The shrine also enshrines the "Mitsho Kojin" and is affectionately known in the area as "Ikoma's Kojin-san." Many people come to pray for blessings such as business prosperity, warding off misfortune, and preventing eye diseases. Within the precincts, there is an impressively large statue of Shugyo Daishi, and in the main hall, there is a ceiling painting of a dragon and a statue of Benzaiten. Many Jizo statues, such as the "Seven Lucky Gods" and "Roku Jizo," are lined up and are a must-see. There are also dolls related to folk tales, adding a touch of fun and charm to the visit.

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Original Goshuin Stamps Deeply Rooted in Buddhist Legend

The goshuin is a stamp of "Kokuzo Bodhisattva," the principal image that is distributed throughout the year, and has a design of a hand holding a Nyoi-hoju, which is said to be a treasure that allows you to obtain anything you wish for, and is closely related to Buddhist legends. You can receive a special stamp of the secret Buddhist statue "Miho Kojin" during the opening ceremony from January 1st to 8th.

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Unique Statues Inspired by Japanese Folktales

Because the "Koyasan Shingon Sect Ikomasan Ryugan-ji Temple" conducts "mizuko nurturing," there is a statue in the precincts that is associated with a Japanese folk tale, and hopes that the spirit of mizuko may rest in peace. The unique dolls will bring joy to both children and adults, so it is recommended that you visit the shrine with your family.

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Enjoy Choosing a Special Offering as a Souvenir of Your Visit

he shrine offers a variety of handcrafted items made by the "Kesa Sewing Group", a handicraft circle whose members collect kimono fabrics and other materials to create cute accessories such as charm pouches, scented sachets, small bags, and coin purses. Each item is meticulously sewn with beautiful patterns and delicate craftsmanship, making them very popular. These would make wonderful souvenirs of your shrine visit or thoughtful gifts.

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Familiarly Known as 'Ikoma's Kojin-san,' a Temple Famous for Its Dragon Legend

Koyasan Shingon Sect Ikomasan Ryugan-ji Temple

Address

37-3 Ryuma, Daito City, Osaka

Access

[Car] Approximately 15 minutes from the Daini Keihan Road Neyagawa Minami IC [Train] Approximately 17 minutes by car from Sumido Station on the JR Katamachi Line/Gakkentoshi Line

Official Website

https://ikoma-ryuganji.com/

TEL

+81-72-869-0019Please inform the staff that you found us through "Tabiiro".

FAX

+81-72-869-0701

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Business hours

7:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., *Visiting Hours: 9:00 A.M. to 4:00 P.M. hose wishing to worship in the main hall (only for those who have not purchased any offerings) must inquire at the temple office

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