A special chance to visit SENJUJIHeadTempleoftheShinshuTakadaSchool! You can enjoy kaiseki in a hall that is an important cultural property and is closed to the public.
掲載日：2017.05.15
Special viewing of nationally designated important cultural properties that cannot be seen normally! At SENJUJIHeadTempleoftheShinshuTakadaSchool in TsuCity, a plan was created to spend a luxurious time with a kaiseki meal, special visit, tea ceremony, koto performance, and a sermon. Through this special visit, you will receive delicious wisdom that will rejuvenate your mind and body.
This time, at the Takada Honzan Senjuji Temple in TsuCity, we will be holding a kaiseki meal called ``Yume-kō (Yume-kō)'' at the Otai-mensho, a nationally designated important cultural property that is not open to the public. We would like to introduce to you that you will be able to have a special visit where you will be able to enjoy the ``Mukoku''.
Takada Honzan Senshuji is the head temple of the Takada school of Shinshu Buddhism, which has more than 600 branches nationwide. Officially it is called ``Shinshu Takada-ha Honzan Senshuji,'' but it is affectionately known as ``Takada Honzan.'' It is a temple that inherits the teachings of Shinran Shonin, a monk from the Kamakura period, and houses many nationally designated important cultural properties such as Shinran Shonin's handwritten calligraphy.
This is Mieido. A wooden statue of Shinran, the founder of the sect, is placed on the central platform, and images of successive monks are placed on both sides and on both sides, making it a designated important cultural property of the country. . It has 725 tatami mats and is the fifth largest existing wooden building in Japan.
This is Tsutenkyo. It is a corridor that connects Miei-do Hall and Nyorai-do Hall next door, and has a raised floor as it hangs over the verandas of both halls. It is made of wood and has an open ceiling between all the pillars. The sight of the lights lit up at night is very magical.
The symbol of Takada Honzan Senshuji is the lotus. You can enjoy various kinds of lotuses on the premises, and it is also famous as a lotus temple. The main ingredient for this kaiseki meal, ``Yumeketsu,'' was ``lotus.'' The lotus, a beautiful flower that blooms from the mud, is a symbol of purity and cleanses the soul.
Kaiseki cuisine ``Yumeke'' is a dish that reflects Japan's four seasons, such as flowers in spring, greenery in summer, and the moon shining on the autumn leaves in autumn. You can enjoy Mie's rich natural blessings. One of the attractions is that you can enjoy your meals on beautiful tableware from Kyoto, Mino, Oribe, Seto, Arita, Shigaraki, and Iga, carefully selected according to the ingredients and season. You can spend a luxurious time ``slowly enjoying the food with all five senses''.
The ``Dream Prophecy'' is a dream message that Shinran received from Kannon when he was holed up in the Rokkakudo Temple in Kyoto after suffering a lot of worries. It is said that this message enabled Shinran to abandon his hesitations and discover the ``teachings of the Pure Land.''
This is "Otaimensho" where you can enjoy Kaiseki cuisine this time. It is a nationally designated important cultural property and is not open to the public. The Goenjo was originally called ``Shokenden,'' but it was called Goenjo because it was the place where the head priest met his followers until 1919.
On the wall of the meeting place, a magnificent giant pine tree and a pair of red-crowned cranes are depicted in harmony. The beauty of gold leaf is breathtaking.
This is the tea room "Anrakuan" from the early Edo period. The tea ceremony room consists of two buildings, the main seat and the abbreviated seat, and the main seat, Anraku-an, has unusual features such as a taiko-bari sliding door between the host and the audience seats. Please join us for a special viewing and see it up close. The origin of the name "Anrakuan" is also interesting.
In addition, the special viewing will include tea ceremonies, koto performances, and sermons unique to Takada Honzan Senshuji Temple. Please enjoy a special moment where you can experience eternity while spending time at this nationally designated important cultural property that boasts history and tradition.
[Please spend a peaceful time only allowed to you in a world of heart-shaking emotions]
Click here for details on the special viewing-only “Ren” Kaiseki Cuisine “Mukoku”! !
Participation fee: 25,000 yen
Limited to 20 people per day
*Includes a kaiseki meal, special admission fee, and matcha tea at the Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property "Gohansho".
*Visiting the Nationally Designated Important Cultural Property "Gohansho" is limited to those who have applied for the special viewing-only "Ren" Kaiseki Cuisine Yumebutsu.
*Reservations must be made at least two weeks before the event date.
2017 dates
Spring Saturday, May 27th, Tuesday, June 13th, Friday, June 23rd, Saturday, July 1st
Autumn October 21st (Saturday), October 27th (Friday), November 11th (Saturday), November 21st (Tuesday)
Please note that we may not be able to accommodate your request depending on the application status.
inquiry
Takada Honzan Senshuji Temple
〒514-0114
2819 Ichimida-cho, TsuCity City, isshinden Prefecture
Phone: 059-232-4171
FAX: 059-232-141
Access by public transportation
5 minutes walk from JR isshinden Station
15 minutes from JR/Kintetsu Tsu Station by bus bound for “isshinden” or “Mie Hospital” and get off at “Motoyama-mae” stop.
Access by car
About 15 minutes from Ise Expressway Tsu IC
About 15 minutes from Ise Expressway Geino IC
Parking: Large parking lot (free, bus available) near JR isshinden Station.
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