Gan-nyu-ji Temple of Shishin Shu

Gan-nyu-ji Temple, located in Oarai Town, is a historical temple founded by the grandson of Saint Shinran. It houses designated cultural assets such as a statue of Amida Nyorai and an image of Saint Shinran, as well as an incense container. The temple grounds contain various valuable items. The huge bell, said to be the largest in the Kanto region, and the evening glow of Ganshosen, one of the "Mito Eight Views," are also highlights. Visitors can also receive a hodo (Buddhist lamp) from the head priest. A must-see for history buffs and Buddhist fans!

At Gannyu-ji Temple in Oarai Town, there is a temple dedicated to Naritaki Mansuke, who died avenging his father's death during the Edo period. By touching upon his tragic fate, you are invited to delve deeper into history. In addition, there are many designated cultural properties on display, each telling a story. Once you step foot in this place, you are sure to be enveloped in a sense of being a time traveler!

Gan'nyuji Temple in Oarai-cho is known for its Gingko and Chikurakubo statues. There is also a hall dedicated to Naritaki Manjuro, who died in revenge during the Edo period, giving the temple a sense of historical value. In addition, the Bonsho bell, said to be the largest in the Kanto region, is a must-see. This temple, which can be visited for free, attracts many tourists with its beautiful scenery.

Gan Nyuji Temple in Oarai Town is a shrine and temple where you can see the sunset of Ganseki, one of the eight views of Mito. The precincts house prefecturally designated cultural assets such as images of Shinran and incense burners, as well as statues of Ginkgo trees said to have been planted by Tokugawa Mitsukuni and Takarakuji, who worked to promote Isobushi. It is also a scenic spot where the Naka River and Katanuma River converge below and Mt. Tsukuba can be seen in the distance. It's a spot where you can enjoy both historical value and beautiful scenery!

At Gan-nyu-ji Temple, a primitive Jodo Shinshu temple in Oarai-cho, homemade plum pickles and tea are served. This service is one of the features of Gan-nyu-ji Temple and is well received by visitors. As a Jodo Shinshu temple that has been passed down from Shakyamuni, the temple's stamp is also popular. The temple grounds feature a mountain gate and main hall, allowing visitors to feel the history. In addition, there are many highlights such as designated cultural assets and a temple dedicated to Naritake Manjuro, who was struck down in revenge during the Edo period!