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Asahikoyama Shinsho-ji
飛騨市古川町三之町３−１０
A temple of the Hongwanji branch of the Jodo Shinshu school, with the mountain name Asahikoyama. It is known for the Ho-on-ko (Gratitude Lecture), a ritual held together with the nearby Enko-ji and Honko-ji temples as part of the 'Three Temple Pilgrimage.'
History
Founded in 1502 CE (Bunkitsu 2) by Yonen, the dharma heir of the 8th abbot of Shoren-ji, in the Hagi-machi area of Shirakawa-go. It moved to Furukawa-machi in the Tenbun 11 era, and later relocated to its current site, which became part of the Kanasawa clan's territory. Originally affiliated with the Otani branch, it switched to the Hongwanji branch in 1706 CE (Ho-ei 3).
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What visitors say
One of the temples visited during the annual 'Three Temple Pilgrimage' on January 15. Located along the Arakigawa River, it is a popular photography spot known for the beautiful contrast between the temple and the red handrails of Imamiya Bridge. Visitors can enjoy diverse seasonal scenery, including cherry blossoms, autumn foliage, and snowscapes. The temple also offers Goshuin (a temple's calligraphic seal stamp).
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