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A feather 3, Kuroyama basket place "Shinto priest-purification shelter"

Shinto priest-purification shelter feather 3, Kuroyama basket place

Shinto priest-purification shelter (the House of old sinter storehouse)

2005 (2005) March Tsuruoka-shi cultural assets designation
It is on the left soon when I finish climbing the slope of Haguroyama approach to a shrine three. I said the House of sinter storehouse formerly and was one of three guide temples with seionin, chikenin which were the rebuilding of (1697) in 1697 and was the temple where the dignitary of samurai class next to the Haguroyama execution batman lived, but,
In the case of gods and Buddha separation of the Meiji, I stayed as "the Shinto priest-purification shelter" of the Shinto shrine. More than 30 Bo was to Yamauchi in the Edo era, but they are demolished all and are the only building to remain as remains of an ancient structure which Buddhist monks in former times lived in now.

It is a tea-ceremony room between an interval, an Imperial envoy before God

Explanation of the room

Interval (the photograph left) before God
I am used as a place of the prayer of Buddhist monk ascetic practices.
Framed picture "Haguro god deified in three shrines in Kumano district size honorific title of a Japanese god" advocated until the Meiji era by a professional jester is hung in the room
I remind me of the times of the mixture of Buddhism and Shintoism.
 
Between an Imperial envoy (the photograph center)
In the room which I treated in old days when noble people of Kyoto did the next mountain, as for the interior, Kyoto-like
It is made with a court noble.
 
Tea-ceremony room (the photograph right)
In a quiet Shinto priest-purification shelter, it is the tea-ceremony room of the still quieter appearance.
Mimicking a tea-ceremony room of Ginkaku-ji Temple Togudo shrine of Kyoto, I make the alcove post of the nandin. 

Vegetarian cooking

The vegetarian cooking which was polished in the eternal history

The vegetarian cooking which reaches Haguroyama from old days, and amounts to the low dining table of the Shinto priest-purification shelter now.
When I visited Dewa Sanzan by a "back narrow path" pilgrimage, I am said to have treated eminent haiku poet Basho.
Continued following a tradition peculiar to Haguro to material with a seasonal edible wild plant and bamboo shoot produced at the Dewa Sanzan foot of a mountain; exquisite
Taste. As for the meal to have in a Shinto priest-purification shelter wrapped in mysterious quietness, is particular; is tasteful.
 
  All the dishes need reservations.
   To 0235-62-2357, please.
 

Introduction of the dish

Buddhist cuisine

 
 
Buddhist cuisine low dining table
    ◎2,200 yen (seven articles)
    ◎3,300 yen (ten articles)
   In addition, a miso soup, rice, a pickle is included.
   The dishes of the photograph are low dining tables of 3,300 yen. 
 

Storehouse Buddhist cuisine of the Dewa Sanzan bloom

  
   
      
       Cool breeze set 5,500 yen
       Crescent moon set 7,700 yen
                               The dishes of the photograph are cool breeze set 5,500 yen⇒
 
 
 

Staying

Staying

From staying night two meals 8,800 yen (tax-included)
     ※Most of the rooms which a room was not a complete private room, and partitioned off a large room
      Therefore thank you for your understanding.
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 In addition, as, during the winter season, there is the day when I stay and cannot accept it,
   Over a telephone, please confirm it.
 
Please call 0235-62-2357  on a reservation.
 
 
  
Dewa Sanzan Shrine
〒997-0292
7, Toge, Haguromachitouge, Tsuruoka-shi, Yamagata
TEL. 0235-62-2355
FAX. 0235-62-2352
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