Mizumadera ( 水間寺 ) is the head temple of the Tendai sect, nestled on the Ryukokusan mountain. It is located at 638 Mizuma, Kaizuka City, Osaka Prefecture, Japan . Mizumadera Mizumadera details According to temple lore, Mizumadera was established by Gyoki during the Tenpyo era (729-749) at the behest of Emperor Shomu . Gyoki, responding to Emperor Shomu's vision of Kannon Bodhisattva during illness, embarked southwest guided by a swan, which mysteriously vanished, leaving only feathers in Izumi Province. Heading northeast, Gyoki encountered 16 children believed to be manifestations of Kannon Bodhisattva . Led by one of these children, Gyoki reached Mizuma, where two rivers converge. There, as he followed the child's guidance toward a waterfall, a dragon god appeared, presenting a statue of Holy Kannon. The site of this miraculous encounter is marked by a board inscribed with " Waterfall of the Appearance of St. Kannon Bodhisattva ." Mizumadera - Kaizuka City, Osaka...
That temple is stunning! What's it called?
ReplyDeleteAs for the Infinity pool, that's definitely on the bucket list! I would love to visit Singapore soon.
That temple is Sri Veeramakaliamman Temple. It's a bit of a tongue twister right?
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