関東の厄除け大師として名高い
霊験あらたか 「厄除けのお大師さま」として親しまれる
霊験あらたか 「厄除けのお大師さま」として親しまれる
川崎大師 | Kawasaki Daishi
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- 町の案内町の案内・現地ツアー
- エリア
- 日本神奈川県
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店舗の説明
川崎大師。正式名は平間寺。 故郷を追われ、 川崎で漁師をしていた平間兼乗という武士が、 弘法大師の木像を海中から網で揚げたのが始まり。 厄除け大師として知られ、初詣客の多さは日本有数。 川崎大師の150mほどの短い参道は仲見世通りと呼ばれ、飲食店やみやげ物店がぎっしり並んでいる。 店先で長い飴を短く切るとんとこ飴や、せんべいを大きな海苔で巻いた大師巻が名物。
神道かなまら祭は、毎年春に川崎の金山神社で開催される日本のお祭りです。正確な日付は異なります。主な祝祭は4月の第1日曜日に行われます。イベントの中心テーマである男根は、イラスト、キャンディー、刻まれた野菜、装飾、神輿のパレードに反映されています。子孫繁栄や安産・縁結びのご利益を求めているのか否か、毎年多くの外国人を含めた観衆で賑わい、人種入り乱れた男女が白昼堂々ち◯こ飴を口に含む光景はシュールそのもの。毎年ネットで話題騒然のお祭りを今年こそ体感してみませんか？
Kawasaki Daishi, formally known as Hei-ma-ji, was founded by a samurai named Heima Kanenori who was forced to leave his hometown and became a fisherman in Kawasaki. Heima retrieved a wooden statue of Kobo Daishi (the founder of Shingon Buddhism) from the sea using a fishing net, which marked the beginning of the temple. Kawasaki Daishi is famous for its power to ward off misfortune, and it is one of the most popular places for Hatsumode (the first visit to a temple or shrine in the new year) in Japan. The temple's 150-meter-long approach, called Nakamise Street, is lined with souvenir shops and restaurants. Some of the local specialties include Tonkotsu candy, a long candy that is cut into small pieces in front of the store, and Daishi-maki, a type of rice cracker wrapped in a large sheet of nori seaweed.
Kanamara Matsuri, also known as the Festival of the Steel Phallus, is a Japanese festival held annually in spring at Kanayama Shrine in Kawasaki. The exact date varies, but the main festival is usually held on the first Sunday of April. The festival's central theme, the phallus, is reflected in illustrations, candies, carved vegetables, decorations, and parade floats. Whether seeking blessings for fertility, safe childbirth, or successful marriages, the festival attracts a diverse crowd, including many foreigners. The sight of people of all races and genders openly holding and eating penis-shaped candy is surreal and has made the festival a hot topic on the internet every year. Why not experience this unique festival for yourself this year?
神道かなまら祭は、毎年春に川崎の金山神社で開催される日本のお祭りです。正確な日付は異なります。主な祝祭は4月の第1日曜日に行われます。イベントの中心テーマである男根は、イラスト、キャンディー、刻まれた野菜、装飾、神輿のパレードに反映されています。子孫繁栄や安産・縁結びのご利益を求めているのか否か、毎年多くの外国人を含めた観衆で賑わい、人種入り乱れた男女が白昼堂々ち◯こ飴を口に含む光景はシュールそのもの。毎年ネットで話題騒然のお祭りを今年こそ体感してみませんか？
Kawasaki Daishi, formally known as Hei-ma-ji, was founded by a samurai named Heima Kanenori who was forced to leave his hometown and became a fisherman in Kawasaki. Heima retrieved a wooden statue of Kobo Daishi (the founder of Shingon Buddhism) from the sea using a fishing net, which marked the beginning of the temple. Kawasaki Daishi is famous for its power to ward off misfortune, and it is one of the most popular places for Hatsumode (the first visit to a temple or shrine in the new year) in Japan. The temple's 150-meter-long approach, called Nakamise Street, is lined with souvenir shops and restaurants. Some of the local specialties include Tonkotsu candy, a long candy that is cut into small pieces in front of the store, and Daishi-maki, a type of rice cracker wrapped in a large sheet of nori seaweed.
Kanamara Matsuri, also known as the Festival of the Steel Phallus, is a Japanese festival held annually in spring at Kanayama Shrine in Kawasaki. The exact date varies, but the main festival is usually held on the first Sunday of April. The festival's central theme, the phallus, is reflected in illustrations, candies, carved vegetables, decorations, and parade floats. Whether seeking blessings for fertility, safe childbirth, or successful marriages, the festival attracts a diverse crowd, including many foreigners. The sight of people of all races and genders openly holding and eating penis-shaped candy is surreal and has made the festival a hot topic on the internet every year. Why not experience this unique festival for yourself this year?
店舗詳細
川崎大師
川崎市川崎区大師町4-48
TEL 044-266-3420
開 4~9月 5:30~18:00 10~3月 6:00 ~ 17:30 (毎月21日5:30~17:30)
無休無料
京急川崎大師駅から徒歩8分
www.kawasakidaishi.com
Kawasaki Daishi
4-48 Daishicho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-shi
TEL 044-266-3420
Open from April to September: 5:30am to 6:00pm; October to March: 6:00am to 5:30pm (every 21st of the month: 5:30am to 5:30pm)
Admission is free, and the temple is open every day
An 8-minute walk from Keikyu Kawasaki Daishi Station
www.kawasakidaishi.com
川崎市川崎区大師町4-48
TEL 044-266-3420
開 4~9月 5:30~18:00 10~3月 6:00 ~ 17:30 (毎月21日5:30~17:30)
無休無料
京急川崎大師駅から徒歩8分
www.kawasakidaishi.com
Kawasaki Daishi
4-48 Daishicho, Kawasaki-ku, Kawasaki-shi
TEL 044-266-3420
Open from April to September: 5:30am to 6:00pm; October to March: 6:00am to 5:30pm (every 21st of the month: 5:30am to 5:30pm)
Admission is free, and the temple is open every day
An 8-minute walk from Keikyu Kawasaki Daishi Station
www.kawasakidaishi.com