Jodosan Daijuji Temple Digital Art Night Visit

Okazaki City and Okazaki City Night Time Economy Promotion Council held the " Jodosan Daijuji Temple Digital Art Night Visit" at Taikiji Temple (Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture) from December 24 (Friday) to 26 (Sunday), 2021.

Between the main hall of Daijuji Temple and the fusuma sliding doors of Daijuji Temple, the barrier painting of of Reizei Tamechika, which is currently an important cultural property, has been reproduced as digital art with high-definition images.

Outline of event

[Name] Jodosan Daijuji Temple Digital Art Night Visit

[Holding period] December 24th (Friday) to 26th (Sunday), 2021 18: 00-21: 00

[Venue] Daijuji Temple Daihojo (5-1 Hiromoto, Kamoda-cho, Okazaki City, Aichi Prefecture)

[Admission fee] 500 yen (elementary school students and above), free for preschoolers

[Details] Between the main hall of Daijuji Temple and the fusuma sliding doors of Daijuji Temple, a high-definition image of the Daijuji Temple Daihojo Barrier Painting of Reizei Tamechika, which is currently an important cultural property, has been reproduced as digital art.

[Organizer] Okazaki City / Okazaki City Night Time Economy Promotion Council

[Planning and production] HITOHATA,INC. / HITOHATASHA association

About Daijuji

When Tokugawa Ieyasu, who was defeated in the Battle of Okehazama, escaped and tried to harm himself, he was told by the chief priest to "aim for the world of Taihei" and was discouraged. It is a temple that played a major historical role.

The straight line of about 3km connecting Okazaki Castle and Daijuji Temple starting from the Sanmon and Somon gates built by the 3rd Shogun Iemitsu is called "Vista Line" and has been protected for about 370 years as a historical view.

At the Bodaiji Temple of the Matsudaira family and the Tokugawa shogunate, the honorary foolish superior was opened by the 4th generation Chichu in 1475.

The tomb of the 8th generation of Matsudaira, the painting of Reizei Tamechika, an important cultural property of the country, the mortuary tablets of successive generals, and the wooden statue of Ieyasu at the age of 73 are enshrined.

In addition, the Tahoto, an important cultural property of Japan, was erected by Ieyasu's grandfather, Kiyoyasu Matsudaira, in 1535.

This double tower, with one layer square and two layers circular, shows the beautiful style of the late Muromachi period with sculptural patterns such as frogs and fist noses.