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Remains of Nenbutsu Bridge on the Onda River
Last Updated April 4, 2022
Remains of Nenbutsu Bridge on Onda River (registration number 009) Registered in 2016
About the ruins of Nenbutsu Bridge on the Onda River
The current Oyamabashi was called "Nenbutsubashi" before the 1965 era.
Inmu Hoin (1435-1519, from Musashi Kunikubo (currently Miho-cho, Midori-ku)), who worked as a priest at Kango-ji Temple (677-9 Oyama-cho, Midori-ku) during the Muromachi period, chanted a memorial Buddha and alms. It is said that Tsuchihashi was built on the Onda River for the traffic of people.
Infuji Hoin has left many books and trained disciples at Kango-ji Temple. It is said that he especially liked reading, and when traveling on a small cow, he wore a writing table on the saddle, a sutra on the corner, sang a sutra, and sang poems.
▲Remains of Nenbutsu Bridge on the Onda River
Location:
Near 670 Oyamacho, Midori-ku, Yokohama-shi
Inquiries to this page
Midori Ward General Affairs Department Ward Administration Promotion Division Public Relations Section
Telephone: 045-930-2219
Telephone: 045-930-2219
Fax: 045-930-2225
Email address: md-home@city.yokohama.jp
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