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Hara Hasedera Temple
伊達市保原町五丁目３０
A temple with a history of having the gate of the Hara Jin'ya (feudal magistrate's office) relocated and rebuilt as its mountain gate (sanmon). The temple grounds feature historical relics such as a painted stone monument and the Maeyama Kannon Hall.
History
Within the grounds of Hasedera Temple, the gate of the Hara Jin'ya, which originated in 1742 CE (Kanbun 2) as an enclave of the Matsudaira Shirakawa Domain, was relocated in 1885 CE (Meiji 18) and enshrined as the mountain gate. The grounds also feature a painted stone monument co-created by Kumasaka Tekizan and Ransai, as well as the Uba Inari Shrine and the Maeyama Kannon Hall (the 24th station of the Shindatsu pilgrimage), which are situated on a small hill believed to be an ancient tomb.
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