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Risshakuji Temple (Yamadera)
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A Tendai Buddhist temple fondly known as 'Yamadera…
創建
860 年
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Temple
Founded 860
1166 years
Buddhist Sect
Tendai
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概要
A Tendai Buddhist temple fondly known as 'Yamadera,' founded in 860 by Ennin. It is nationally famous as the place where haiku master Matsuo Basho composed his immortal verse 'Shizukasa ya, iwa ni shimiiru, semi no koe' (Such stillness — the voices of cicadas seep into the rocks) during his journey in 1689. The 1,015 stone steps ascending from the main hall to the inner sanctuary traverse a mounta…
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Founded in 860 by Ennin. Developed as a center of Tendai Buddhism in the Tohoku region. Became nationally famous after Matsuo Basho visited in 1689 and composed his celebrated haiku.
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Haiku Composed Here
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閑さや岩にしみ入る蝉の声
Matsuo Bashō 1689年
Seasonal word
蝉（夏）
奥の細道、山形領立石寺にて。元禄二年五月二十七日。
芭蕉の最も有名な句の一つ。山寺の深い静寂と蝉の声が岩に沁み込んでいく、聴覚と触覚を融合させた絶唱。
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Festivals & Events
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10月
25
Yamadera Autumn Illumination
Autumn illumination of the temple where Basho composed his famous haiku. 1,000 stone steps lined with fall colors.
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