Mino Thirty-three Kannon
Nichiryūbu-ji
Kannami-ji
Dairyū-ji
Path leading to Sōfuku-ji
Mie-ji
Bridge leading to Shōzan-ji
The Mino Thirty-three Kannon (美濃三十三観音, Mino Sanjūsan Kannon) are a collection of Buddhist temples in southern Gifu Prefecture, Japan.[1] The name is derived from Mino Province, the former name for the area. The list was originally created during the mid-Edo period.[1]
Thirty-three Kannon
No. |
Name |
Japanese |
Sangō |
Sect |
Location |
1 |
Nichiryūbu-ji |
日龍峰寺 |
Dainichi-san |
Shingon |
Seki |
2 |
Rokuon-ji |
鹿苑寺 |
Kongō-san |
Rinzai |
Mino |
3 |
Raishō-ji |
来昌寺 |
Chōei-zan |
Pure Land |
Mino |
4 |
Hōshō-in |
宝勝院 |
Konpira-san |
Shingon |
Mino |
5 |
Eishō-ji |
永昌寺 |
Kaiun-zan |
Rinzai |
Seki |
6 |
Eri-ji |
恵利寺 |
Ozaki-yama |
Rinzai |
Seki |
7 |
Ryōfuku-ji |
龍福寺 |
Iwaya-san |
Rinzai |
Seki |
8 |
Sankō-ji |
三光寺 |
Ryūō-san |
Shingon |
Yamagata |
9 |
Tōkō-ji |
東光寺 |
Fuji-san |
Rinzai |
Yamagata |
10 |
Kōgon-ji |
広厳寺 |
Hōun-zan |
Rinzai |
Yamagata |
11 |
Dairyū-ji |
大龍寺 |
Kinzoku-san |
Rinzai |
Gifu |
12 |
Taikō-in |
退耕院 |
Myōchi-zan |
Rinzai |
Minokamo |
13 |
Kannami-ji |
甘南美寺 |
Hakuka-san |
Rinzai |
Yamagata |
14 |
Sōfuku-ji |
崇福寺 |
Shingo-zan |
Rinzai |
Gifu |
15 |
Hokke-ji |
法華寺 |
Ryōju-san |
Shingon |
Gifu |
16 |
Ganjō-ji |
願成寺 |
Nyoi-zan |
Shingon |
Gifu |
17 |
Gokokushi-ji |
護国之寺 |
Yūsō-san |
Shingon |
Gifu |
18 |
Mie-ji |
美江寺 |
Dainichi-san |
Tendai |
Gifu |
19 |
Enkyō-ji |
円鏡寺 |
Chikyō-zan |
Shingon |
Kitagata |
20 |
Guzei-ji |
弘誓寺 |
Shigu-san |
Rinzai |
Yamagata |
21 |
Hōshaku-ji |
宝積寺 |
|
Rinzai |
Sakahogi |
22 |
Manshaku-ji |
万尺寺 |
|
Rinzai |
Minokamo |
23 |
Kichijō-ji |
吉祥寺 |
Shingū-yama |
Rinzai |
Seki |
24 |
Jinkō-ji |
神光寺 |
|
Shingon |
Seki |
25 |
Sōkei-ji |
曹渓寺 |
|
Rinzai |
Mino |
26 |
Kiyomizu-dera |
清水寺 |
Hakka-zan |
Rinzai |
Tomika |
27 |
Yūsen-ji |
祐泉寺 |
Iō-zen |
Rinzai |
Minokamo |
28 |
Ryōfuku-ji |
龍福寺 |
Rinza-san |
Rinzai |
Tomika |
29 |
Shōzan-ji |
小山寺 |
|
Rinzai |
Minokamo |
30 |
Zenpuku-ji |
善福寺 |
|
Jōdo Shinshū |
Gifu |
31 |
Tokuun-ji |
徳雲寺 |
|
Sōtō |
Minokamo |
32 |
Ryūzō-ji |
立蔵寺 |
|
Sōtō |
Seki |
33 |
Shinchōkoku-ji |
新長谷寺 |
Yoshida-yama |
Shingon |
Seki |
Tōkai Hundred Kannon
The Mino Thirty-three Kannon combine with the Owari Thirty-three Kannon in western Aichi Prefecture, the Mikawa Thirty-three Kannon in eastern Aichi Prefecture and Toyokawa Inari to form the Tōkai Hundred Kannon.[2]
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