As a hobby, I go to temples, art galleries, museums, etc., and I have a secret hobby that doesn't suit the year.
I have a question here, can you tell me what Hasunoha monks recommend, or recommended Buddha statues, if you don't mind?
There is no specific regional designation.
There are no specific specifications for the Buddha statues, such as stone Buddha, wood carvings, dry lacquer, etc.
Thank you for your support.
Hello.
I thought I'd put in answers to similar questions before, and I looked for it
https://hasunoha.jp/questions/12737
This was it.
I answered it two and a half years ago, and at the same time I was wondering what kind of answer I wrote, it's Enma from Hoshakuji Temple, Hatsukeo of Enno-ji Temple, and Okunoin of Kiyomizu-dera Temple. The rest is the Unkei Kongo Rikishi Statue (Todaiji Temple).
The statue of Buddha at Seiryo-ji Temple in Sagano, Kyoto is a Buddha statue from the Three Kingdoms (India → China → Japan), and I remember hearing that it is a living Buddha statue (showing the appearance of Buddha when alive).
The hairstyle is different from a lumpy “rahotsu.”
Also, internal organs made of silk (I think they were) were stored in the womb.
It's interesting, right?
However, I don't think it's open to the public all year round, so be sure to check beforehand before praying.
When I was a student, I participated in club activities to help with the Tanabata event at that temple, and I watched it at that time.
So, I have personal memories.
Higashi Honganji Temple (Shinshu main mausoleum) in Kyoto
・Amida Buddha statue at Amida-do
・The statue of Shinran Shonin at Mieido
That's it.
Coupled with the atmosphere of Mido
You can worship it forever.
cool! I've always loved it because of that.
It's our principal image.
I think you should turn to the Buddha that you feel is good for you.
It's not something others felt was good about!