Saga Shakado (Saga)

■ Wooden standing statue of Buddha A national treasure sculpture of the Northern Soong Dynasty in Seiryo-ji Temple (Saga Shakado). It is a 162-cm-high statue enshrined in the main hall and is called 'Saga no Buddha.' In 985, Chonen Shonin copied it in Soong and brought it back to Japan, and the womb contained the five organs of silk delivered when it was copied. It is characterized by its foreign appearance. Open to the public on the 8th of every month (after 11:00) and spring (April and May), autumn (October and November). ■ Wooden statues of both sides of Amida Nyorai A national treasure created by the Fujiwara period in Seiryo-ji Temple (June 21, 1991). It is the principal image of Amida-do Hall of the former Seika-ji Temple and is now stored in the Reihokan. The statue of Amida Nyorai in the center of the three gods was proposed by Toru Minamotono before his birth, and the statues of Kannon and Seshi Bodhisattva, the side samurai, were completed with the will of the deceased father by Tan and the son of Noboru. Things. In each case, it is a statue rich in wooden, lacquer foil, and heavy taste, showing the style of the early Fujiwara era. It will be released in spring (April and May) autumn (October and November). ■ Wooden standing statue of ten great disciples An important cultural property sculpture made by the Heian period in Seiryo-ji Temple. Originally, it was enshrined beside the statue of Buddha, the principal image of the main hall, but now it is stored in the Reihokan. Statue of Furona and Luo ※ There are many works with a free expression, such as the statue of Luo. The picture is a statue of Furona. It will be released in spring (April and May) autumn (October and November). ※ The bias is "eye" and the side is the kanji for "hou". ■ Wooden standing statue of Bishamonten An important cultural property sculpture made by the Heian period in Seiryo-ji Temple. It is stored in Reihokan. It will be released in spring (April and May) autumn (October and November). ■ Wooden standing statue of Jizo Bosatsu An important cultural property sculpture made in the Kamakura period at Seiryo-ji Temple. It is displayed in the main hall. Always open ... Main hall ■ Statue of Fugen Bosatsu Kijo An important cultural property sculpture made by the Heian period in Seiryo-ji Temple. Originally, it was enshrined beside the statue of Buddha, the principal image of the main hall, but now it is stored in the Reihokan. It will be released in spring (April and May) autumn (October and November). ■ Wooden statue of Monju Bosatsu riding lion An important cultural property sculpture made by the Heian period in Seiryo-ji Temple. Originally, it was enshrined beside the statue of Buddha, the principal image of the main hall, but now it is stored in the Reihokan. It will be released in spring (April and May) autumn (October and November). ■ Wooden standing statue of Shitenno An important cultural property sculpture made by the Heian period in Seiryo-ji Temple. It is stored in Reihokan. The picture is a statue of Tamonten. It will be released in spring (April and May) autumn (October and November). ■ Color on paper: Shakado Engi An important cultural property painting of the Muromachi period in Seiryo-ji Temple. It is said to have been written by Motonobu Kanou, and is currently entrusted to the Kyoto National Museum. It is not available. ■ Colors written on paper: Yuzu Nenbutsu Engi An important cultural property painting created by the Muromachi period in Seiryo-ji Temple. It is currently entrusted to the Tokyo National Museum. Currently not disclosed