卯辰山山麓寺院群

On a sudden thought, I decided to take a trip from Higashi Chaya District to the temples at the foot of Mt. Utatsu. The feeling of people's lives, the quiet atmosphere of the temple, the beautiful stone walls, the greenery of the trees, the occasional glimpse of buildings and roofs in the city, the ups and downs of the alleys. It was a series of scenery that felt very nostalgic to me, yet extraordinary.Although I only walked around the area, I had more memorable memories than I expected. I felt refreshed and got some exercise, so I slept well (lol) Next time I would like to take a detour while learning about the names and origins of temples.

It is a heavily traditional building in Teramachi. The density of traditional buildings is not that high, so it is difficult to take photos.

Designated as a nationally important preservation group of traditional buildings. The Kaga clan gathered temples and shrines in this area to ward off evil spirits, as the area facing Mt. Utatsu corresponds to the demon gate (northeast) when viewed from Kanazawa Castle. A seven-sided alley with an elegant earthen wall. A group of unique temples. beautiful garden. A long slope to the temple. But if you climb the hill and look back, you can see the ocean. . It's located right next to Higashi Chaya District, and it's an Important Preservation District for Groups of Traditional Buildings, just like Higashi Chaya District, so it's not a loss to visit.

There are many small temples located up the narrow slopes.

quiet town