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Teraoka Genzan Daishi Temple (Teraoka Sangan Daishi) 871 Teraoka-cho, Ashikaga City Located on the border of Ashikaga City and Sano City, Tochigi Prefecture, its official name is Teraoka Seyakuin Yakushiji Temple. It was founded by the order of Prince Shotoku, and according to temple tradition, it was also called "Shimotsuke Hachi Yakushi" (Eight Yakushi of Shimotsuke). The temple has a history of not taking parishioners and only offering prayers. It is said that Kawasaki Daishi and Nishi-Arai Daishi gathered the temple's glory and faith. The principal image, Genzan Daishi, is named Ryogen and his posthumous name is Jikei Daishi. He came to be called Genzan Daishi because he passed away on the third day of the New Year. Therefore, the third day of every month is the Ennichi (auspicious day). He is said to have strong spiritual power, and anecdotes remain about him as an incarnation of a demon and a dragon. The amulet with his image on a pillar is popular among visitors as a charm to ward off evil, and is often placed at the entrance of a home. It is said that those who believe in the principal image, Genzan Daishi, will be free from misfortune and their family fortunes will last forever. Every New Year, many visitors from all over the Kanto region visit Teraoka Genzan Daishi Temple to pray for the removal of bad luck and good health at the beginning of the year. The temple also accepts prayers throughout the year. Goshuin (temple seals) and goshuin books are also available. We hope you will visit us.
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Teraoka Genzan Daishi Temple (Teraoka Sangan Daishi) 871 Teraoka-cho, Ashikaga City Located on the border of Ashikaga City and Sano City, Tochigi Prefecture, its official name is Teraoka Seyakuin Yakushiji Temple. It was founded by the order of Prince Shotoku, and according to temple tradition, it was also called "Shimotsuke Hachi Yakushi" (Eight Yakushi of Shimotsuke). The temple has a history of not taking parishioners and only offering prayers. It is said that Kawasaki Daishi and Nishi-Arai Daishi gathered the temple's glory and faith. The principal image, Genzan Daishi, is named Ryogen and his posthumous name is Jikei Daishi. He came to be called Genzan Daishi because he passed away on the third day of the New Year. Therefore, the third day of every month is the Ennichi (auspicious day). He is said to have strong spiritual power, and anecdotes remain about him as an incarnation of a demon and a dragon. The amulet with his image on a pillar is popular among visitors as a charm to ward off evil, and is often placed at the entrance of a home. It is said that those who believe in the principal image, Genzan Daishi, will be free from misfortune and their family fortunes will last forever. Every New Year, many visitors from all over the Kanto region visit Teraoka Genzan Daishi Temple to pray for the removal of bad luck and good health at the beginning of the year. The temple also accepts prayers throughout the year. Goshuin (temple seals) and goshuin books are also available. We hope you will visit us.
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寺岡山元三大師（てらおかさんがんざんだいし） 足利市寺岡町871 栃木県足利市と佐野市の境目に位置し、正式名称は寺岡山施薬院薬師寺と号されます。 聖徳太子の命によって建立され、「下野八薬師」とも称されていたと寺伝に伝えられています。檀家をとらず、祈願のみの寺院として歩んできた経緯には、当山の栄華と信仰を集めていたのが川崎大師・西新井大師と伝えられています。 御本尊元三大師は名を良源、諡号を慈恵大師といいます。正月三日に亡くなられたので元三大師と呼ばれるようになりました。 その為、毎月三日は御縁日となっております。法力が強く鬼や龍の化身としての逸話も残っており、その姿を柱札にした護符は玄関などに貼る魔除けとして参拝の方々に人気がございます。 御本尊元三大師を信仰する者は息災であり、家運は永続すると言われています。毎年お正月には寺岡山元三大師に関東一円から大勢の参拝者が訪れ、年初めの厄払いや無病息災などをお願いしています。また、当山では一年を通して祈願を承っております。 御朱印や御朱印帳などもお授けしております。 よかったら、ご覧になっていただければ幸いです。
Show translatedTeraoka Genzan Daishi Temple (Teraoka Sangan Daishi) 871 Teraoka-cho, Ashikaga City Located on the border of Ashikaga City and Sano City, Tochigi Prefecture, its official name is Teraoka Seyakuin Yakushiji Temple. It was founded by the order of Prince Shotoku, and according to temple tradition, it was also called "Shimotsuke Hachi Yakushi" (Eight Yakushi of Shimotsuke). The temple has a history of not taking parishioners and only offering prayers. It is said that Kawasaki Daishi and Nishi-Arai Daishi gathered the temple's glory and faith. The principal image, Genzan Daishi, is named Ryogen and his posthumous name is Jikei Daishi. He came to be called Genzan Daishi because he passed away on the third day of the New Year. Therefore, the third day of every month is the Ennichi (auspicious day). He is said to have strong spiritual power, and anecdotes remain about him as an incarnation of a demon and a dragon. The amulet with his image on a pillar is popular among visitors as a charm to ward off evil, and is often placed at the entrance of a home. It is said that those who believe in the principal image, Genzan Daishi, will be free from misfortune and their family fortunes will last forever. Every New Year, many visitors from all over the Kanto region visit Teraoka Genzan Daishi Temple to pray for the removal of bad luck and good health at the beginning of the year. The temple also accepts prayers throughout the year. Goshuin (temple seals) and goshuin books are also available. We hope you will visit us.
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Teraoka Genzan Daishi Temple (Teraoka Sangan Daishi) 871 Teraoka-cho, Ashikaga City Located on the border of Ashikaga City and Sano City, Tochigi Prefecture, its official name is Teraoka Seyakuin Yakushiji Temple. It was founded by the order of Prince Shotoku, and according to temple tradition, it was also called "Shimotsuke Hachi Yakushi" (Eight Yakushi of Shimotsuke). The temple has a history of not taking parishioners and only offering prayers. It is said that Kawasaki Daishi and Nishi-Arai Daishi gathered the temple's glory and faith. The principal image, Genzan Daishi, is named Ryogen and his posthumous name is Jikei Daishi. He came to be called Genzan Daishi because he passed away on the third day of the New Year. Therefore, the third day of every month is the Ennichi (auspicious day). He is said to have strong spiritual power, and anecdotes remain about him as an incarnation of a demon and a dragon. The amulet with his image on a pillar is popular among visitors as a charm to ward off evil, and is often placed at the entrance of a home. It is said that those who believe in the principal image, Genzan Daishi, will be free from misfortune and their family fortunes will last forever. Every New Year, many visitors from all over the Kanto region visit Teraoka Genzan Daishi Temple to pray for the removal of bad luck and good health at the beginning of the year. The temple also accepts prayers throughout the year. Goshuin (temple seals) and goshuin books are also available. We hope you will visit us.
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寺岡山元三大師（てらおかさんがんざんだいし） 足利市寺岡町871 栃木県足利市と佐野市の境目に位置し、正式名称は寺岡山施薬院薬師寺と号されます。 聖徳太子の命によって建立され、「下野八薬師」とも称されていたと寺伝に伝えられています。檀家をとらず、祈願のみの寺院として歩んできた経緯には、当山の栄華と信仰を集めていたのが川崎大師・西新井大師と伝えられています。 御本尊元三大師は名を良源、諡号を慈恵大師といいます。正月三日に亡くなられたので元三大師と呼ばれるようになりました。 その為、毎月三日は御縁日となっております。法力が強く鬼や龍の化身としての逸話も残っており、その姿を柱札にした護符は玄関などに貼る魔除けとして参拝の方々に人気がございます。 御本尊元三大師を信仰する者は息災であり、家運は永続すると言われています。毎年お正月には寺岡山元三大師に関東一円から大勢の参拝者が訪れ、年初めの厄払いや無病息災などをお願いしています。また、当山では一年を通して祈願を承っております。 御朱印や御朱印帳などもお授けしております。 よかったら、ご覧になっていただければ幸いです。
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