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Reikan Jizo
志摩市大王町波切４１２
A temple located in Shima City, Mie Prefecture, commonly known as the Namikiri Yakushi-do (Wave-Cutter Medicine Hall). It enshrines the Reikan Jizo, a Jizo statue famous for sweating white or black liquid.
History
Originally a Shingon Buddhist temple, it is now managed by the Namikiri Jyobutsu-kai (Namikiri Buddhist Association). The enshrined statue, known as the Hanakaki Jizo (Sweating Jizo) or Reikan Jizo, is said to have been caught in a fisherman's net and pulled from the sea during the Tenmon era.
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