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Nanyoin (Seishi Bosatsu, Amida Nyorai, Yakuyoke Kannon, Mikata Jizo-son)
〒630-0257 奈良県生駒市元町２丁目１６−１５
A temple built on the sacred grounds of Seiriki, where the Fudō Sanzon (Three Fudō) rock-carved Buddha statues and Seiriki Gongen are enshrined.
History
The sacred grounds of Seiriki were entered by the monk Tankai in 1703 CE (Genroku 16), who described it as a 'peerless, unique sacred land of Japan.' Within the grounds are the Fudō Sanzon rock-carved Buddha statues, which bear an inscription from 1253 CE (Kennō 5) and are considered the primary deities of the waterfall. Additionally, Seiriki Gongen (a split spirit of Daigo Shingō-ji) is also enshrined on the premises.
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