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Komatsushima, Tokushima Préfecture
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When Kobo Daishi's mother finally entered the temple grounds, she cut off her own hair and dedicated it to the temple. That hair is still preserved and displayed in a small hall today.
Kobo Daishi carved a statue of himself and enshrined it here, declaring his wish to rid the world of troubles for less fortunate people. This self-carved statue is now the principal image in the Daishido hall.
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When Kobo Daishi's mother finally entered the temple grounds, she cut off her own hair and dedicated it to the temple. That hair is still preserved and displayed in a small hall today.
Kobo Daishi carved a statue of himself and enshrined it here, declaring his wish to rid the world of troubles for less fortunate people. This self-carved statue is now the principal image in the Daishido hall.
Kobo Daishi spent seven days meditating in a waterfall to perform a secret ceremony that would lift the temple's ban on women, allowing him to welcome his mother who had traveled from Sanuki to see him.
Onzan-ji est le temple n°18 du pèlerinage de Shikoku composé de 88 temples, l'un des itinéraires de pèlerinage bouddhiste les plus célèbres du Japon.
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