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大巌寺（龍澤山玄忠院）は、470年以上の歴史を持つ浄土宗の寺院です。戦国時代末期に道誉貞把上人によって創建され、千葉氏六党の一つ、原胤栄公夫妻の深い帰依により建立。徳川家康によって保護されたこの歴史ある寺院は、学徳兼備の高僧を輩出し、浄土宗史にその名を刻み、訪れる人々に平安と学びの場を提供しています。 History of Daiganji Temple More than 470 years history 沿革 大巌寺は、山号を龍澤山、院号を玄忠院と称します。 今から約四百七十年前、戦国時代末期の天文二十年(一五五一年・一説では天文二十二年）に道誉貞把上人(一五一五~一五七四)を開山(初代住職)として草創されました。 開基の際の大檀那(経済的な後援者)は、千葉氏六党の一つ、生実城主原胤栄公夫妻でした。薬も祈薦も効かない重い病にかかっていた原公夫人が、当地方を布教行脚していた道誉上人の説法と念仏によって快癒したことから、夫妻ともども上人に深く帰依し、永くこの地に留まってもらおうと寺領70貫（のちに100石）の土地を寄進されたことが、大巖寺の始まりです。 道誉上人について 道誉上人は大阪に生まれ、 十三歳で出家されました。 十七歳の頃には檀林飯沼弘経寺に入り、 勉学を続け、天文十五年(一五四六)三十二歳の時に布薩大戒を受けられました。上人は各地を行脚して布教に努められ、生実城下で原胤栄公夫妻の帰依を受けられたのです。 大巌寺を開創された当時、上人は学徳兼備の高僧として世に知られていました。 大巌寺にはその徳を慕う青年僧が集まり、最盛期には40棟以上の学寮（がくりょう／修行僧の学び舎）が建てられました。後に増上寺第九世となり、「道誉流伝法」を制定されるなど、浄土宗史に名をとどめてもいます。道誉上人の隠居寺に臼井の新大巌寺(現長源寺)があります。 徳川家との関わり 原胤栄公は、豊臣秀吉の小田原征伐に際して北条氏に与して戦死されましたが、北条氏に代わって関東の支配者となった徳川家康公は、自家の宗旨が浄土宗であったこともあり、早々に制札を発して大巌寺を保護されました。 大巖寺の歴代住職のなかには、一宗を代表するような高僧もおられます。第二世・安誉虎角（あんよ こかく）上人は、徳川家康公と深いご縁があり、第三世・雄誉霊厳（ゆうよ れいがん）上人は、江戸の霊巌島（現在の霊巌寺）を開かれたほか、全国に36の寺院を建立されたことで知られています。 江戸時代には、大巖寺は幕府公認の僧侶の学問修行の拠点として「関東十八檀林（だんりん）」の一つに指定され、学問の寺として大いに栄えました。しかし、時代の移り変わりの中で都心部の寺院の勢いが増し、大巖寺の教線は次第に落ち着いていきました。 明治時代以降は、檀林制度の廃止や戦後の農地改革などによって、大巖寺も大きな影響を受けました。それでも、470年を超える法灯は今なお絶えることなく、今日までしっかりと受け継がれています。 現在、境内奥の高台には、開山以来の歴代住職のお墓が静かに並び、大巖寺の長い歴史と信仰の深さを伝えています。

徳川家とのゆかりの深い、龍澤山　大巖寺の公式サイト。千葉市中央区にある大巖寺は、470有余年の歴史をもち、宝物殿には家康からの書状も展示されている。千葉市中央区にありながら、境内は自然豊かで四季の変化が楽しめる Longze Mountain Daiganji Temple Chiba Daigan-ji Topics (Updated on August 10, 2025) August Event Schedule August 17th, 2pm ~ Great Segaki Ceremony Venue: Daiganji Main Hall Notice September 28, 2023 The 450th anniversary of the death of Daiganji Temple founder Doyo and the 850th anniversary of the founding of the Jodo sect December 31, 2022 The New Year's Eve Bell Ceremony will be held again this year About Daiganji Temple The mountain name of Daiganji Temple is Ryutakuzan, and the temple name is Genchuin. About 470 years ago, at the end of the Muromachi period, in 1551, one of the six parties of the Chiba clan, founded by Mr. This is a historical temple that was founded by Teigaku Shonin as the founder of the temple. It had a deep relationship with Tokugawa Ieyasu, and in March 1617, it became a temple of prayer for the shogunate, and received 100 koku of red seal land.At the same time, it had 24 branch temples, and was one of the 18 Kanto Danrin temples of the Jodo sect. As a famous temple in Shimousa, it has played a role in producing many learned monks. With the end of the Edo shogunate and the Meiji anti-Buddhist movement, there was a time when it was in danger of falling into disrepair, but after World War II, due to the efforts of Kenyo Yoshinobu, the 60th head of Daigan-ji Temple, educational facilities such as Shukutoku University were built within the temple grounds. was established and continues to this day as a modern version of Danrin. 1/5 January 1st: First Nembutsu and First Goma Ceremony 4th Revised meeting/New Year reunion 28th Fudoson Festival February 3rd Setsubun Festival March 17th to 23rd Spring Equinox May 28th Fudoson Grand Festival August 13th to 15th Bon Festival 17th: Great Segaki Ceremony september Three days in September: Beji Nembutsu Kai 21st~26th Autumn Equinox 28th Fudoson Grand Festival december 31st New Year's Eve Bell Annual Event Schedule detail Opening time Please stop by Access nearest station Keisei Omoridai Station 19 walk minutes J.R. Soga Station 25 minutes walk

大巌寺で行われている年中行事についてまとめております。それぞれの月に様々な行事が行われておりますのでぜひご参加ください。 Annual event January 1st: First Nembutsu and First Goma Ceremony After the head priest and monks ring the "New Year's Eve Bell" the night before, the ceremony moves to the Fudo Hall for the first Goma ritual. After the New Year's Sermon, the New Year's Day Memorial Service, First Nembutsu and Sermon are held in the Main Hall. Anyone can participate, so let's start the New Year with a fresh mind and offer blessings and prayers. 4th Revised meeting/New Year's regular meeting This memorial service allows parishioners to reflect on the previous year and pray for peace in the new year, and is also a fun opportunity to socialize and interact with each other. February 3rd Setsubun Festival (Oina Ceremony) This is a traditional community-wide event. After a solemn goma ritual at the Fudo Hall to bring good fortune and wisdom and ward off disasters, men and women dressed in formal kimono and hakama line up on a stage set up in front of the hall, and the head priest leads a lively bean-throwing ceremony, chanting "Oni wa soto, fuku wa uchi" ("Demons out, good fortune in"). The many worshippers who gather below the stage are delighted to pick up the scattered "lucky rice cakes" and "lucky beans." For items such as large goma charms, applications must be made in advance. The first session starts at 1:00 PM, and the second session starts at 3:00 PM. March 17th to 23rd Spring Equinox In the morning of the middle day of the equinox, we hold a solemn "Higan Memorial Service" and visit the successive mausoleums to offer incense. During this period, we will accept memorial services for the deceased and ancestors if you apply in advance. August 13th to 15th: Obon Shelter Sutra After arranging the schedule in advance, we visit each parishioner's home and perform memorial services for the spirits of the first Obon, ancestors, and deceased people in front of the Buddhist altar and spirit shelf. 17th: Osegaki (Great Segaki Ceremony) In gratitude for the existence of who we are today thanks to our late parents, ancestors, and many other people who have passed away, the head priest will give a speech and a sermon related to Obon in the main hall from 2:00 p.m., followed by a Buddhist memorial service and a stupa offering. This service is open to all parishioners, not just those who have just passed away, and we accept applications for stupas in advance. september Three days in the middle of the month: Beji Nembutsu Kai It is a "Nenbutsu training event" that is held for a special limited period. It is a three-day, one-day retreat. The schedule is generally structured as follows: 1) Reading the textbook (prayer ritual), 2) Nembutsu meeting, 3) Singing hymns together, 4) Sermon (with appropriate breaks), with lunch in between. The retreat involves sitting in the quiet main hall, looking directly ahead at Amida Buddha, the Buddha of wisdom and compassion, and chanting the Nembutsu of the Original Vow aloud. May the light of the Buddha purify our inner selves. If you are interested in spiritual retreat, please feel free to contact us. 21st to 26th Autumn Equinox It follows the spring equinox. december 31st New Year's Eve The "New Year's Eve Bell Ringing" at our temple is a traditional local event that has been held for over 60 years since the current bell tower was erected after the war, with visitors ringing 108 bells (the number of earthly desires that cling to humans). Those who wish to ring the bells are asked to receive a turn ticket and line up at designated locations from around 11:00 on New Year's Eve. The bells begin ringing shortly before midnight on New Year's Day, after the head priest, monks, and representatives have recited sutras and given greetings, and members of the public then take turns ringing the bells to "cleanse their hearts of the past and make resolutions for the new year." Those who have visited up to number 108 will receive offerings at the temple. After a short interval and during the first three days of the New Year, they will be able to ring the bell. 主な月例行事 Main monthly events Second Saturday 10:00-12:00 "Ichisho no Kai" The sutras are recited in accordance with the "Jodo Sect Daily Practice Ceremony," with a focus on the Nembutsu. Afterwards, the head priest will give a sermon to enrich the faith in the Nembutsu, and there will also be a time to enjoy "chanting" (goeika and wasan) by volunteers. There are also other fun events from time to time. Non-parishioners are also welcome. The Fudoson Festival Memorial Service is held on the 28th of every month from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. However, on the first, fifth, and ninth days of the month, the service starts at 11:00 AM, and a solemn goma fire ritual is held. Sermons are also held on all days. Anyone is welcome to participate, so please come along. While the principal image of a Jodo sect temple is usually Amida Buddha, our temple has a miraculous legend that when our founder, Doyo Teiha, was a student in his youth, he swallowed the sharp sword of Narita Fudoson, spat out blood, and became wise. For this reason, since ancient times, even among different sects, a separate body of Narita Fudoson has been enshrined in a separate hall and a solemn memorial service is held on festival days. Daily worship: 6:00am-6:30am. After reading the "Jodo Sect Daily Worship Ceremony" and praying the Nembutsu, there is a sermon. Pilgrimage to the various deities on the temple grounds, held on the 11th of every month. In addition to the above, as part of the Daiganji Cultural Center project, the temple also holds various Buddhist events, such as the "Main Hall Day" on the first Monday of each month, when children from Daiganji Kindergarten and Jiko Nursery School visit the temple, the "Ullambana Festival" at Shukutoku University, the "Daiganji Training Session" for newly appointed faculty and staff at Daijo Shukutoku Gakuen, and various university seminars. It is often used by people from various walks of life, such as for classes, the opening days of the "Treasure Hall," and historical and cultural lectures. Currently, as part of efforts to promote the health of the elderly in the area, the venue is provided once a week for "Senior Exercises," which has been well received. Main monthly events Second Saturday 10:00-12:00 "Ichisho no Kai" The sutras are recited in accordance with the "Jodo Sect Daily Practice Ceremony," with a focus on the Nembutsu. Afterwards, the head priest will give a sermon to enrich the faith in the Nembutsu, and there will also be a time to enjoy "chanting" (goeika and wasan) by volunteers. There are also other fun events from time to time. Non-parishioners are also welcome. The Fudoson Festival Memorial Service is held on the 28th of every month from 1:00 PM to 2:00 PM. However, on the first, fifth, and ninth days of the month, the service starts at 11:00 AM, and a solemn goma fire ritual is held. Sermons are also held on all days. Anyone is welcome to participate, so please come along. While the principal image of a Jodo sect temple is usually Amida Buddha, our temple has a miraculous legend that when our founder, Doyo Teiha, was a student in his youth, he swallowed the sharp sword of Narita Fudoson, spat out blood, and became wise. For this reason, since ancient times, even among different sects, a separate body of Narita Fudoson has been enshrined in a separate hall and a solemn memorial service is held on festival days. Daily worship: 6:00am-6:30am. After reading the "Jodo Sect Daily Worship Ceremony" and praying the Nembutsu, there is a sermon. Pilgrimage to the various deities on the temple grounds, held on the 11th of every month. In addition to the above, as part of the Daiganji Cultural Center project, the temple also holds various Buddhist events, such as the "Main Hall Day" on the first Monday of each month, when children from Daiganji Kindergarten and Jiko Nursery School visit the temple, the "Ullambana Festival" at Shukutoku University, the "Daiganji Training Session" for newly appointed faculty and staff at Daijo Shukutoku Gakuen, and various university seminars. It is often used by people from various walks of life, such as for classes, the opening days of the "Treasure Hall," and historical and cultural lectures. Currently, as part of efforts to promote the health of the elderly in the area, the venue is provided once a week for "Senior Exercises," which has been well received.

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住職あいさつ 私は住職の長谷川匡俊と申します。皆さんのご参詣を心から歓迎し、一言ご挨拶申し上げます。 　さて、当山の総門をくぐると、前方に大きな三門が出迎えてくれます。三つの門と書く三門とは「三解脱(げだつ)門」のことで、我が心の内の「貪(むさぼ)りと瞋(いか)りと愚(おろ)かさ」の三毒から解放されることを意味します。考えてみれば、私たちは誰しも、この俺が俺がといった自我に執着し、三毒の虜(とりこ)になっている現実を否定できません。ですから、三門をくぐり、緑濃い静寂な環境のなかに身を置いたうえは、自分を見つめ直すひと時としていただければ幸いです。 　そもそもお寺は、仏さまとその教えと教えを守り伝える人々、つまり仏・法・僧の三つの宝、三宝に出会える場所であります。本堂のご本尊に手を合わせること、法話や読経を通して教えに耳を傾けること、そして僧侶や信者の方々と交流することができる場所、それがお寺なのです。またお寺や神社は、一般の施設と異なり、幾百年にもわたり、数え切れない人々の祈りが込められてきた霊地聖域であります。心を静めて境内を散策するだけでも癒されること間違いなしです。 （当山が浄土宗の寺院であること、そして「浄土宗」について、ホームページから引用する） 　以下に参拝や行事、仏事に関するご相談ごとなど、参考までに記しておきますのでご覧ください。 ください。

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このページからお問い合わせする事ができます。 返信にはお時間をいただく可能性があります。何卒ご了承くださいませ。 Frequently asked questions About "Frequently Asked Questions" About "FAQ" settings What are the hours for visiting the shrine? Anyone can freely visit the temple grounds from 6:00 AM to 4:00 PM. We recommend visiting early in the morning or before closing time to enjoy a quiet moment. Please note that opening and closing times may differ from normal due to preparations for memorial services or other events. Can the general public participate in memorial services and events? Anyone can participate in the monthly events, "Ichisho no Kai" held on the second Saturday of every month from 10:00 to 12:00 , and "Fudoson Ennichi Memorial Service" held on the 28th from 1:00 to 2:00 pm (in January, May, and September, a solemn goma ritual is held from 11:00 am) . We also accept participation from the general public in annual events , but in some cases you may need to apply, so please feel free to contact us. Is there parking available? There is parking space for approximately 20 cars within the temple grounds. Visitors can use the parking space free of charge. Please feel free to come. Can I get a goshuin stamp? We provide written goshuin (temple seals) for you to receive. Please come between 9:00 AM and 4:00 PM as a general rule. We will prepare them with care as a memento of your visit. We may not be at the temple, so please call us in advance to ensure availability. Can I volunteer or participate in cleanup activities? Yes, everyone is welcome . You can help out when you can, such as cleaning the temple grounds or preparing for events. If you would like to help, please contact the temple office . We hope that your time at the temple will be a place to deepen your connections with us. inquiry 180 Daiganjicho, Chuo Ward, Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture 043-261-2917 ryu.daiganji@gmail.com お名前 メールアドレス ご住所 お問い合わせ内容 お問い合わせありがとうございます。 送信 inquiry 180 Daiganji-cho, Chuo-ku, Chiba City, Chiba Prefecture ryu.daiganji@gmail.com 043-261-2917 名前 メールアドレス 電話番号 住所 メッセージ 送信 送信が完了しました。