Tsukiji-hongan-ji(Temple)

When coming to Tsukiji, this is the building to make think that will be what. This is Tsukiji-hongan-ji. Generally, the imagined temple is the one to have made an atmosphere a difference but to have been reared by Asakusa Yokoyama city in 1617 as Betsuin (origin summation 3) in Honganji (Nishi-hongan-ji) at Kyoto Higashiyama. Formally, it says "Jodo Shin sect Honganji sect Honganji Tsukiji Betsuin". The place to be reconstructed by present Tsukiji by the great fire in the Meireki in 1657 and a kerb market for there to be became a cathedral town formerly. After that, Great Kanto Earthquake burned down and the present building (Showa 9) was reconstructed in the ancient India Buddhism form in 1934. The outward appearance of the Indian Ocean type is being introduced by the outward appearance, Momoyama form is being introduced by the inside of the nave, and Amida-nyorai and so on are enshrined and a big pipe organ, too, is established.
Because it is near Tsukiji market, the appearance of the foreigner excursionist, too, is 散見ed. It is very good about the feeling when striking with the clamorousness in the market, changing and walking in the quiet precincts.

It changed exposure from the inside of the gate and it the photograph took it already by one sheet.

The left side at the stairs which head for the nave

It is different from the always familiar images such as "the temple".
being ancient India Buddhism form "TOKA"

The entrance to the nave

The pipe organ which is in the nave
It is made by the "WARUKA-" Inc. in old West Germany.
In 12:20-12:50 on every month last Friday
A lunchtime concert is for free done.

Because there is a coffee shop in the 1st mission hall near the southern gate
In Tsukiji market, if tired in the walking, it is good to rest slightly in the quiet precincts, too.

When going out of the southern gate, the immediateness is a kerb market.

The kerb market is the big clamorousness of the big congestion in this way.

To No.35 Tsukiji market (inside of hall) | To No.36 Tsukiji market (outside of hall)


	From the Tsukiji-hongan-ji front gate