The history  Kobo 
    Daishi realized Amida Nyorai at a ravine in the inner part where is three kilometers from 
    here, Jurakuji valley of today, he carved a camphor tree, he made the seated figure of 
    Amida Nyorai which is 1.9 meters high, he made it the principal image of Buddha and opened 
    Jufakuji temple, named it Komyozan Jurakuji temple because he wished that people escape 
    eight pains which man has and get ten preasuer of the land of Perfect Bliss, and he 
    decided to make it the seventh Buddhist temple. After that it was destroyed by fire of war 
    of Chosogabe's army, it was moved to the present place in 12 the Kanei era (1635). The 
    main temle at the time was the tiny building roofing whith thatch, the present main temple 
    was rebuilt in the Maiji era.  
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      fine view  If you though the gafe bell 
    tower og the beautiful vermilion-lacguerred which suggestices of the Palace of the Dragon 
    King in a fairly-tale world in the same way as Anrakuji of the sixth Buddhist temple and 
    go through the middle fate, the excellent pine terrs grow thick in the spacious 
    precinects, beyound those there is the spacious main temple whith its back to a mountain. 
    There is Hojo, Kyakuden (the temple for visitors) on the right-hand side of the main 
    temple, if you go up the stone steps on the left-hand side of the fornt of the main 
    temple, there is Taishido at the orer high place, all buildings are worthy of the 88 
    Buddist temple in Shikoku and the buildings with a distincthive quality. It is that here 
    was the temporary palace for Tsuchimikado Joko (retired emperor), it is called Gosh 
    village formerly. Joko was exiled to Hata in Tosa at shokyu on ran(12211), after that he 
    lived from place to place in the provinece of Awa for eight years, and it was a piey that 
    he killed himself at thirth-seven years old so young.   |