摩利支天徳大寺〔日蓮宗 妙宣山 德大寺〕

上野地下鉄駅から上野公園に行くと、たまに見られます。面積は大きくないですが、観光客も多いです。階段を上るお寺があります。興味があれば見学に来てもいいです。面積は大きくないです。

De Da Temple had no plans, but found that the worship of Morris Chitian, for the people who are not very well, must go to worship. So temporarily decided to go, took the wrong bus, and then took the Daedo line to the front and bottom of the Royal Walk. There are also advertisements for De Da Temple. Not long after getting off, I came to the shop street. There were so many people. In a busy area, a quiet temple, although not big, but the hall is very large, the washstand in the hall is the first time I met, there are cleaning places for Bodhisattvas. Visits and amulets were all in the hall, so no photos were taken. There are many kinds of amulets, basically all of them want to pray. And they are all very beautiful. The little brother who wrote the imperial seal is also handsome. Worth it

A temple in Ueno Street is hidden in the shops around it. It's not very impressive. Although it's small in scale, the incense is very strong. Besides the Japanese visiting here, there are many tourists.

阿美横町を歩いて意外に見つけたお寺をぶらぶらして、騒がしい中で静かになる、とても貴重な旅の時間です。

Passing through here, we can see that there are many temples and shrines in Japan, and the common people basically have faith. The temples here are very comfortable, the layout of the courtyard is beautiful, and the internal air field is also good. It's great to walk around at will.

Deda Temple, founded about 400 years ago, worships the guardian God of power, perseverance, physical and financial resources of the Morris Tianshan Mountains. The Sino-Japanese lotus monks in the temple are very hospitable. They are very close to the Yutu Ting Station. After visiting the temple, the Japanese will go out to buy a lottery ticket, and there are many snack shops.