Nittai-ji Temple
Nittai-ji Temple
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LTB511
Giappone35.087 contributi
apr 2024 • Solo
It is about a 10-minute walk from Kakuozan Station.
It was built in 1904 to enshrine the relics (remains of the Buddha) received from Chulalongkorn (Rama V), the fifth king of Siam (now Thailand). Due to this history, it is an independent temple that does not belong to any sect. The mountain name "Kakuo" represents Shakyamuni, and the temple name "Nichi-Tai" represents the friendship between Japan and Thailand. The principal image is a gilt bronze Shaka Nyorai statue (granted by the King of Siam).
The mountain gate (built in 1989), main hall (built in 1984), and five-story pagoda (built in 1997) are made of reinforced concrete. All are well-built, but lack charm. The imperial plaque on the front of the interior and exterior of the main hall was a gift from King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) to celebrate the completion of the current main hall, and is inscribed with "Shakyamuni Buddha" in Thai characters.
The pagoda containing the Buddha's relics is located in an enclave-like area across the prefectural road from the main hall.
It was built in 1904 to enshrine the relics (remains of the Buddha) received from Chulalongkorn (Rama V), the fifth king of Siam (now Thailand). Due to this history, it is an independent temple that does not belong to any sect. The mountain name "Kakuo" represents Shakyamuni, and the temple name "Nichi-Tai" represents the friendship between Japan and Thailand. The principal image is a gilt bronze Shaka Nyorai statue (granted by the King of Siam).
The mountain gate (built in 1989), main hall (built in 1984), and five-story pagoda (built in 1997) are made of reinforced concrete. All are well-built, but lack charm. The imperial plaque on the front of the interior and exterior of the main hall was a gift from King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX) to celebrate the completion of the current main hall, and is inscribed with "Shakyamuni Buddha" in Thai characters.
The pagoda containing the Buddha's relics is located in an enclave-like area across the prefectural road from the main hall.
Scritta in data 2 giugno 2024
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ちょっこ
Prefettura di Aichi , Giappone2.000 contributi
feb 2024 • Coppie
This is the only inter-denominational temple in Japan that does not belong to any particular sect and accepts all Buddhists.
As the temple name suggests, this temple has deep ties to the Kingdom of Thailand.
The Shaka Nyorai statue, the principal image of the temple, was a gift from King Chulalongkorn of Thailand in 1900.
It is a 1,000-year-old gilt bronze Buddha that is a national treasure of Thailand.
It has long, slender limbs and slender, graceful fingers.
The gently smiling Buddha is a symbol of friendship between Japan and Thailand.
The plaque hanging in the center of the main hall was handwritten by King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
It reads Shakyamuni Buddha in Thai characters.
It is also the only temple in Japan where the remains of the Buddha rest.
The Nittaiji Hoan Pagoda is designated as a tangible cultural property of Aichi Prefecture.
The Hoan Pagoda is 15 meters tall.
It is a Gandhara-style pagoda made of granite.
The relics are enshrined on the second floor of the pagoda.
The pagoda, in front of which is the worship hall, and in front of that is the Tsutenmon Gate.
General visitors can offer their respects in front of the Tsutenmon Gate.
Put your hands together in prayer at the pagoda, which can be seen briefly at the back of the worship hall.
The Thai-style flower decorations that have been offered are also interesting.
The pagoda is on a different site to the main hall.
It is located on the north side, across the main street.
It's a bit of a walk from the main hall, but it's a place worth visiting.
Don't miss it!
As the temple name suggests, this temple has deep ties to the Kingdom of Thailand.
The Shaka Nyorai statue, the principal image of the temple, was a gift from King Chulalongkorn of Thailand in 1900.
It is a 1,000-year-old gilt bronze Buddha that is a national treasure of Thailand.
It has long, slender limbs and slender, graceful fingers.
The gently smiling Buddha is a symbol of friendship between Japan and Thailand.
The plaque hanging in the center of the main hall was handwritten by King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
It reads Shakyamuni Buddha in Thai characters.
It is also the only temple in Japan where the remains of the Buddha rest.
The Nittaiji Hoan Pagoda is designated as a tangible cultural property of Aichi Prefecture.
The Hoan Pagoda is 15 meters tall.
It is a Gandhara-style pagoda made of granite.
The relics are enshrined on the second floor of the pagoda.
The pagoda, in front of which is the worship hall, and in front of that is the Tsutenmon Gate.
General visitors can offer their respects in front of the Tsutenmon Gate.
Put your hands together in prayer at the pagoda, which can be seen briefly at the back of the worship hall.
The Thai-style flower decorations that have been offered are also interesting.
The pagoda is on a different site to the main hall.
It is located on the north side, across the main street.
It's a bit of a walk from the main hall, but it's a place worth visiting.
Don't miss it!
Scritta in data 16 marzo 2024
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bochitabi
Sendai, Giappone1.838 contributi
mar 2024 • Solo
As you walk along the approach from Kakuosan subway station, you will see a large mountain gate. On the left and right of the gate are the Buddhist disciples Kashyapa and Ananda. As the temple is an independent temple that does not belong to any sect, it is run by multiple inter-sects, and each sect takes turns serving as the chief priest. At the unveiling ceremony of the bronze statue of King Chulalongkorn, which is erected in front of the left of the main hall, the current King Rama X sat next to him as the king's representative when he was still the crown prince. The pagoda where the Buddha's relics are enshrined was built in the precincts on the opposite side of the prefectural road. However, the general public cannot go up to the pagoda and can only look at it from the Tsutenmon Gate, a short distance away.
Scritta in data 16 marzo 2024
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YUYU
14.049 contributi
ott 2022 • Solo
それほど大きくもありませんが、名古屋人なら誰でも知ってるお寺です。
参道も整備されて綺麗です。
新しいお店もたくさん出来、週末は若者も多く訪れてます。
参道も整備されて綺麗です。
新しいお店もたくさん出来、週末は若者も多く訪れてます。
Scritta in data 8 ottobre 2022
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marlepapa
Prefettura di Hyogo , Giappone9 contributi
lug 2021
この近くに5年ほど住んでいましたが、毎週休みにはここに行きました。お寺でありながら異文化の香りがします。タイ王国から寄贈された 真舎利（釈迦の遺骨）を安置するために、創建されたそうです。日本とタイの名前から日泰寺となったとそうです。大きくて気持ちの良いお寺です。五重塔もあり、ロマン感じる素敵なお寺です。
Scritta in data 25 gennaio 2022
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ぴろーしき
Seto, Giappone9.481 contributi
dic 2021
釈迦の遺骨を安置するために創建されたお寺です。そもそも覚王というのが釈迦の別名で、覚王山を代表する場所ですが、創建は明治の後半と比較的新しいです。広いスペースに五重塔などもあり、タイの関りがあるお寺ですが、建築は普通に和風でした。
Scritta in data 30 dicembre 2021
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ジジちゃん
Nagoya, Giappone1.054 contributi
apr 2020 • Coppie
覚王山日泰寺は、名古屋市千種区法王町にある超宗派の寺院で、タイ王国から寄贈されたお釈迦様の遺骨を安置するために、創建されたそうです。「覚王」とは、釈迦の別名で、「日泰」とは、日本とタイ王国を表しているそうで由緒ある寺院です。
Scritta in data 1 febbraio 2021
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Shentailang
Yokohama, Giappone763 contributi
mar 2020
大きなお寺で、駐車場も広々としていて、車から降りてすぐ参拝できます。
タイ国王の銅像とその周りにあるゾウの銅像がかわいい。
タイ国王の銅像とその周りにあるゾウの銅像がかわいい。
Scritta in data 25 aprile 2020
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ますぽん
Prefettura di Tokyo, Giappone1.027 contributi
dic 2019
タイトルにある通り、何度も名古屋に行ったことがある人向けの場所になります。そのため、地元の人が多い印象を抱きます。名古屋駅から東山線一本で行くことが出来るのでお勧めです。当日は、浴衣を着てたご婦人が沢山おりました。
Scritta in data 20 aprile 2020
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diverTANUKI
Nagoya, Giappone6.914 contributi
apr 2020
花まつりの日でしたが、コロナの影響で、甘茶かけが中止となっていました。
敷地が広いので、子供連れの方が多く遊んでいました。
サクラは散り初めでした。
敷地が広いので、子供連れの方が多く遊んでいました。
サクラは散り初めでした。
Scritta in data 8 aprile 2020
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