Fukuju-ji is an Ōbaku Zen temple in Kokurakita-ku, Kitakyūshū, Fukuoka, Japan. Its honorary sangō prefix is Kōjuzan. Fukuju-ji is one of two bodaiji, or funeral temples, dedicated to Ogasawara Tadazane, the first daimyō of Kokura Domain.
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Founded in 1665 (Kanbun 5) as the family temple of Ogasawara Tadamasa, the first feudal lord of Kokura Ogasawara. The Maple Festival and Peace Prayer Ceremony will be held until Saturday, November 30th (2024). You can see the gardens, rock garden, teahouse, etc. that are usually closed to the public. I was able to see the portrait of Sokuhi Nyoichi (a senior disciple of Ingen) in the Kaisan-do Hall. The cemetery is also open to the public, and there is a memorial tower for those who died in the Kokura Coal Mine flooding accident. もみじ祭り...
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Small temple complex but very nice, quite a few unique buildings. They do need to maintain the 手水 though, it was empty and has no...
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お盆のお墓参りのため、雨降り出す前にと早めにお墓掃除とお参りに行きましたが、残念ながら途中から雨降りだしてしまいました。廣壽山福聚寺は禅宗黄檗宗の古刹で小倉藩主小笠原氏の菩提寺です。北九州にも古刹はたくさんありますが、昔の佇まいが偲ばれる仏閣は少なくなりました。廣寿山は数少ない昔の佇まいを感じる古刹です。そんな廣壽山もかつては広大な境内に七堂伽藍が並び建つ大寺院だったらしいのですが、幕末の小倉戦争で多くの仏閣が焼け落ち現在の規模になったようです。全てが残ってたらもっと素晴らしい景色を見ることができたのにと思うと少し残念なところです。生憎の雨降りでしたが、古刹は雨にも映えます。雨降りの日は日頃見ることのできない潤いある景色を見ることができます。晴れの日はもちろん、しっとりとした雨の日もお勧め...
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