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Aburikake Jizo

川西町吐田788

A stone Jizo statue enshrined in Tuda, Kawanishi Town, whose surface is coated in a thick layer of oil, giving it a glossy black appearance.

History

The name Aburikake Jizo (Oil-Pouring Jizo) derives from the custom of pouring oil on the statue when making prayers for the cure of skin ailments. A historical document titled 'Aburikake Enmei Jizo Son Ranjo' (The Origin of the Oil-Pouring Life-Extending Jizo) is preserved in Tuda.

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