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Ase-kaki Jizo (Do-no-yama Yakushi-do)
志摩市大王町波切４１２
A temple located in Shima City, Mie Prefecture, commonly known as Namikiri Yakushi-do. It enshrines the Ase-kaki Jizo (Sweating Jizo), famous for producing white or black sweat, as well as a Yakushi Nyorai (Medicine Buddha) statue believed to date from the early Kamakura period.
History
Originally a Shingon Buddhist temple, it is now managed by the Namikiri Buddhist Association. It enshrines the Ase-kaki Jizo (Rei-kon Jizo), which is said to have been pulled from the sea after becoming entangled in a fisherman's net during the Tenmon era.
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