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      &lt;Latest News＞


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[[Nenbutsushu Sanpouzan Muryojuji “The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism”&gt;https://www.facebook.com/Nenbutsushu?ref=tn_tnmn]]
https://www.facebook.com/Nenbutsushu

This FaceBook is updated every day.
This site is wonderful and beautiful.

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      *&amp;bold(){Nenbutsushu Buddhist Sect of japan (The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism)} 念仏宗無量寿寺（念佛宗）

[[Nenbutsushu Buddhist Sect of japan&gt;http://www.nenbutsushu.or.jp/]]

#video(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YqqnIePgqRo&amp;feature=youtu.be)

*&amp;bold(){Address　}:
1136 Kamimikusa Kato-City Hyogo Prefecture.

***The Royal Grand Hall of Buddism Nenbutsusyu Buddist Sect of Japan 「佛教之王堂」

Location: Kato City, Hyogo Prefecture Order: Nenbutsushu Sanpouzan Muryojuji, 
HMC Design: Ohya Architects Co., Ltd. 

At the foot of Mt. Mikusa in Hyogo Prefecture, the place associated with a heroic warrior Minamoto-no-Yoshitsune (1159-1190), 
a Buddhist temple that embodies traditional culture and state-of-the-art technologies was erected. 

In its vast precinct of 182ha, there stand a total of 15 temple buildings 
including the Main Hall which is bigger than Daibutsu-den, the Great Buddha Hall of Todaiji Temple, 
the Side Halls, two Bell Towers each with a Japanese Grand Bell, 
the vermillion-lacquered octagonal shrine named Prince Shotoku Hall, 
the Five-story Pagoda all built of wood using the traditional timber framework method. 

These buildings were constructed with wood members of an unprecedented scale in size and weight 
and were decorated with tens of thousands of sculptures and metal.
[[Main Hall VTR &gt;http://wn.com/Category:Buddhist_temples_in_Hy%C5%8Dgo_Prefecture]]


*&amp;bold(){Head temple of Nenbutsushu sect}:
Nenbutsushu Sanpouzan Muryojuji   “The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism”
念佛宗三寶山無量壽寺　佛教之王堂

*&amp;bold(){Principal image}     :  
The Amida Triad

The images of Amida Buddha and his two bodhisattva attendants
　1.Amida Buddha
　2.Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva
　3.Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva

The Amida Triad is Amida Buddha with his two bodhisattva attendants.
In the center is the image of Amida Buddha.
On the right is the image of Avalokitesvara Bodhisattva symbolizing compassion of the Buddha.
On the left is the image of Mahasthamaprapta Bodhisattva symbolizing wisdom of the Buddha.

*&amp;bold(){&amp;bold(){Scripture: Sutra}}: 
***Basic 
All the Scriptures of Buddhism :

***Main sutras
&lt;The Three Pure Land Sutras&gt;
　1.The Sutra on Amitayus
　2.The Sutra on Contemplating Amitayus
　3.The Amita Sutra
　4.The Parental Kindness Sutra

***Doctrine
1.Basic of Faith:
Based on the teachings of Lord Buddha,&quot;All the Scriptures of Buddhism&quot; (7,000 to 8,000 volumes),
we truly believe in Amida Buddha(Nenbutsu) that was preached by Lord Buddha.
  
2.Purpose:
Ami to achieve &quot;Maha-pari-nirvana&quot; which was preached in  &quot;All the Scriptures of Buddhism.&quot;

3.Ideal
&quot;The Four Institutions(Shika-in)&quot;
(1) Seyaku-in &quot;Serenity for the body&quot; ----- Hospital
(2) Ryobyo-in &quot;Serenity in old age&quot;   ----- Home for the aged
(3) Hiden-in  &quot;Serenity of equality&quot;  ----- Home for the disabled
(4) Kyoden-in &quot;Serenity for the soul&quot; ----- Monastery

Our ideal is to establish &quot;The Four Institutions(Shika-in)&quot; which are the manifestation 
of the Buddha&#039;s world and the ultimate ideal of mankind. 
It was an ideal of Lord Buddha and also that of Price Shotoku, the founder of the Japanese Buddhism. 
It will be the realization of &quot;the Land of the  True Thusness (Shinnyo-no-sato)&quot;, 
or the Great Head Temple of the Nenbutsushu Sect of Japan.


***Practice

To practice the teachings of Lord Buddha and, first of all, to establish “the true peace of mind” in the family.

１．	Importance of appreciation and gratitude 
To appreciate everything which supports our lives , and to appreciate and requite kindness.

&amp;bold(){The Four Kindnesses}
(1)	Kindness of Parents]
(2)	Kindness of Sentient Beings,
(3)	Kindness of Nation’s Leader (Society) To follow the rule of society, to respect the elders, and to fulfill one’s duty in the society. 
(4)	Kindness of the Three Treasures  To sincerely believe in Buddha, Dharma, and Sangha

２．	The spirits of “the Seventeen Constitution” enacted by Prince Shotoku, the founder of Japanese Buddhism. 
Basis of our life is to have a sense of Harmony, to have a high regard for faith and politeness, and to try to be the good model of general people.
   

***Activities : Practical hands-on activities based on the teachings of the Buddha


***念仏宗（念佛宗）念仏宗無量寿寺
[[念仏宗無量寿寺　&gt;http://www.nenbutsushu.or.jp/]]

#video(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6JHGS0eSjqY&amp;feature=BFa&amp;list=UUFQH7tAq4mOuAbVS0LHpHuw&amp;lf=plpp)



== Japanese Garden ==
[[Spring of The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism: April &gt;http://royalgrandhall.jp/april.html]]
[[Spring of The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism: May&gt;http://royalgrandhall.jp/may.html,title=Spring of Royal Grand Hall Buddhism]]
[[The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism~Temple buildings under the summer sky : July &gt;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX4e3n2npgk&amp;feature=my_liked_videos&amp;list=LLFQH7tAq4mOuAbVS0LHpHuw]]
[[The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism~Bluestone Garden&gt;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bskvkdOHEMU&amp;feature=relmfu]]
[[The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism~Five Hundred Arahats Park &gt;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7RRUrXmxCsY&amp;feature=relmfu]]
[[Gardian Diety&gt;http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E3%83%95%E3%82%A1%E3%82%A4%E3%83%AB:BukkyonoOdo-nioUn.jpg]]

&lt;Others&gt;
[[What is World Buddhist Summit? &gt;http://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E5%85%A8%E4%B8%96%E7%95%8C%E4%BB%8F%E6%95%99%E3%82%B5%E3%83%9F%E3%83%83%E3%83%88]]
[[Other Japanese Garden&gt;http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Japanese_garden]]


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    <title>Access</title>
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      For visitors        :  
Head temple of Nenbutsu shu sect is accepting visitors from March 1st 2009.
The visitors need to reserve the pilgrimage 1 week before.	
This will be pre-registration system not to disturb the neighbors
Nenbutsushu Sanpouzan Muryojuji is not a sightseeing temple, so an admission fee does not obtain from visitors.

Contact info for inquiries :
Telephone： +81-795-44-1800
Mail     ： info@nenbutsushu.or.jp

[[Access to The Royal Grand Hall Buddism&gt;http://www.nenbutsushu.or.jp/worship/access.php]]


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    <title>You tube for The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism</title>
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      Special Information : http://www.nenbutsushu.or.jp/pg726.html

Nenbutsushu Sanpouzan Muryojuji &quot;[[The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism]]&quot; 
This is the only temple of the world that Buddha scriptures are dedicated by Buddhist leaders from 33 countries and one region around the world, His Majesty the King, His Excellency Prime Minister, and President of the Country.]
世­界33ヶ国1地域の仏教最高指導者、タイ王国、カンボジア王国 各国国王陛下、大統領 首相閣下から仏像・経典が奉納された世界唯一の寺院
佛法に基づいて建­­立、全ての部位に仏縁を結ぶ教えが込められている


#video(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hfyKPHuwzpc)


念佛宗(念仏宗無量寿寺)佛教之王堂
OFFICIAL HP : Pilgrimage without admission fee
▶http://www.nenbutsushu.or.jp/
御参詣 : 事前申込制（拝観料不要）
▶http://www.nenbutsushu.or.jp/worship....

動画集 Japanese Garden ＆ Art - Video Site
四季折々の日本庭園、伽藍建築、三国伝来の仏教美術
▶YouTube : http://www.youtube.com/user/asusume

念佛宗(念仏宗無量寿寺)の社寺建築 仏教美術 写真図案
▶Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/Nenbutsushu
▶Tumblr : http://nenbutsushuart.tumblr.com/

兵庫県加東市 Kato-City Hyogo Prefecture
加東市商工会 : http://www.katosci.or.jp/
加東市観光協会 : http://www.kato-kizuna.jp/ 


[[Video collection 念佛宗(念仏宗無量寿寺) 佛教之王堂 動画集&gt;http://www.youtube.com/user/asusume]]


[[Pilgrimage guide 佛教之王堂 参詣案内〜念佛宗(念仏宗無量寿寺)総本山&gt;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0R5ZaoGlEg]]



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    <description>
      [[Nenbutsushu Sanpouzan Muryojuji “The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism&quot;&gt;https://www.facebook.com/Nenbutsushu#!/Nenbutsushu]]

The Royal Grand Hall of Buddism Nenbutsusyu Buddist Sect of Japan
Address : 1136 Kamimikusa Kato-City Hyogo Prefecture.

News : http://www.nenbutsushu.or.jp/pg726.html
This is the only Buddhist temple of the world that  Buddha images and scriptures has been dedicated from the Buddhist leader of 33 countries and one region, around the world. 

世­界33ヶ国1地域の仏教最高指導者、タイ王国、カンボジア王国 各国国王陛下、大統領 首相閣下から仏像・経典が奉納された世界唯一の寺院
佛法に基づいて建­­立、全ての部位に仏縁を結ぶ教えが込められている


念佛宗(念仏宗無量寿寺)佛教之王堂
OFFICIAL HP :
▶http://www.nenbutsushu.or.jp/

Your pilgrimage: Pre-registration system (admission fee)
御参詣 : 事前申込制（拝観料不要）


▶http://www.nenbutsushu.or.jp/worship....

動画集 Japanese Garden ＆ Art - Video Site
四季折々の日本庭園、伽藍建築、三国伝来の仏教美術
▶YouTube : http://www.youtube.com/user/asusume

念佛宗(念仏宗無量寿寺)の社寺建築 仏教美術 写真図案
▶Facebook : http://www.facebook.com/Nenbutsushu
▶Tumblr : http://nenbutsushuart.tumblr.com/

兵庫県加東市 Kato-City Hyogo Prefecture
加東市商工会 : http://www.katosci.or.jp/
加東市観光協会 : http://www.kato-kizuna.jp/ 

Nenbutsushu Sanpouzan Muryojuji &quot;The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism&quot; 
This is the only temple of the world that Buddha scriptures are dedicated by Buddhist leaders from 33 countries and one region around the world, His Majesty the King, His Excellency Prime Minister, and President of the Country.


#video(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-0R5ZaoGlEg)



#video(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCHJdf02AWE)
[[The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism - The Main Gate &gt;http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tCHJdf02AWE]]


























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    <title>Other Buddhist Sect</title>
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      &lt;&lt;Master Honen,Founder Priest of Jodo Shu&gt;&gt;

1. Hōnen (法然, May 13, 1133 – February 29, 1212) is the religious reformer and founder of the first independent branch of Japanese Pure Land Buddhism called Jōdo shū (浄土宗, &quot;The Pure Land School&quot;). 
Master Honen,Founder Priest of Jodo Shu, devoted his whole life solely to teaching people the virtue of chanting [nenbutsu] or the name od Amida Buddha.
 
2. Before Master Honen established Jodo Shu, it was widely believed that only a handful of people such as top elites and those who had been accumulating spritual practices could be saved in Buddhism. 

3. He did not think that such teaching of Buddhism would meet the true wish of Amida Buddha which is to save all sentient beings. He taught that one can be saved and be reborn in the pure land, not by one&#039;s own ability or personality, but by the virtue of reciting Amida Buddha&#039;s name. 

4. Chion-in, the Head Temple of Jodo Shu, was constructed at the place where Master Honen established Jodo Shu and entered into nirvana, and it is the spritual base for great many followers of Jodo Shu to this day. 













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      **menu メニュー

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      * アーカイブ
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    <title>His Majesty NORODOM SHIANOUK</title>
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      From The Japan Times   (Oct.19th 2012)  

Deepest Condolences &lt;Oct.15th.2012&gt;

It is our regret to inform with deepest sorrow that His Majesty NORODOM SHIANOUK, King Father of the Kingdom of Cambodia, Supreme Honorary President of Nenbutsushu Buddhist Sect of Japan and Buddhist Summit, passed away in the early morning on October 15, 2012.

His Majesty overcome various difficulties and attained great achievements in his whole life in bringing peace, serenity, and prosperity to all the people of the Kingdom of Cambodia, based on the teachings of Buddhism.

His Majesty was the Symbol of the Nation, titled as &quot;Father of Impendence, Unity, and National Reconciliation&quot; and truly deserved the honorary title, &quot;Supreme Royal Father od World Buddhism.&quot;

This is the great loss of the Cambodian people and Buddhists worldwide.

We sincerely pray for the peaceful repose of His Majesty&#039;s soul.

Royal Embassy of Cambodia to Japan.          
Nenbutsushu Sanpouzan Muryojuji Buddhist Sect of Japan. 
    
    


From Wikipedia, 
His Majesty Norodom Sihanouk
 
Norodom Sihanouk (Khmer: នរោត្តម សីហនុ; 31 October 1922 – 15 October 2012) was the King of Cambodia from 1941 to 1955 and again from 1993 to 2004. He was the effective ruler of Cambodia from 1953 to 1970. After his second abdication in 2004, he was known as &quot;The King-Father of Cambodia&quot; (Khmer: Preahmâhaviraksat), a position in which he retained many of his former responsibilities as constitutional monarch.
 
The son of King Norodom Suramarit and Queen Sisowath Kossamak, Sihanouk held so many positions since 1941 that the Guinness Book of World Records identifies him as the politician who has served the world&#039;s greatest variety of political offices.[1] These included two terms as king, two as sovereign prince, one as president, two as prime minister, as well as numerous positions as leader of various governments-in-exile. He served as puppet head of state for the Khmer Rouge government in 1975–1976.[2]
 
Most of these positions were only honorific, including the last position as constitutional king of Cambodia. Sihanouk&#039;s actual period of effective rule over Cambodia was from 9 November 1953, when Cambodia gained its independence from France, until 18 March 1970, when General Lon Nol and the National Assembly deposed him.











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    <title>The Royal Grand Hall Buddhism</title>
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      The Royal Grand Hall Buddhism　佛教之王堂　（念佛宗-念仏宗無量寿寺）

This grand-scale holy edifice was erected in order to hand down true belief and our joy to posterity.

This Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism has been constructed in Japan to create the spiritual base and 
the symbol of unity for the three hundred seventy million Buddhists in the world.

&lt;Institution&gt;
--Front Gate       : The first step on the Royal Grand Hall Buddhism.
--[[South Gate&gt; http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SSwU4YhqB8w&amp;feature=youtu.be]]

--Tathata Bridge   : Straight bridge, meeting 141m in total length. It is provided with 48 supports of genuine 
--Main Gate
--Guardian Deity
--Five-Story Pagoda
--Main Halls       : Amida Halls, Sakyamuni Hall, Avalokitesvara Hall.
--Amida Halls      : The height is equql to an 18-sgtory building.Onigawara (ridge-end tile)  9m in height. This has been registered in the Guinness World Records.
--Approach         :  30m in width,   1.2km length 
--Bell Tower       : Japanese Grand Bell, Diameter 3.2m , Weight 52 tong.    The Canadian delegation, ringing the big bell at the Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism - click &quot;watch in high quality&quot;!  ---[[Ringing the bell&gt;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&amp;v=HBlghIfLGn4]]

--Five Hundred Arhats Park: 
---: Every arhat has its unique figure and expression. Anyone must be able to find the one having a similar face to him among 500 Arhat Statues.

--The lnternational Buddhist Conference hall 
--The Main Conference Hall of the lnternational Buddhist Conference Hall. The seating capacity is 2,000. By computer controlled system, the fioor with chairs can be automatically lowered and replaced with another floor without chairs. Lighting is also computer controlled. A total of 8 royal boxes are arranged on both sides of the hall. Giant lightings in the shape of the lotus fiower are installed on the ceiling. The largest one is 18m in diameter. 


&lt;Buddhists all over the world should unite as one, overcoming differences in our denominations and assertions. We should also understand the true heart of Lord Buddha and think over the meaning of true Buddhism.
At the same time, we must make efforts to spread the Buddha&#039;s teachings of &quot;wisdom and compassion&quot; to the entire world and bequeath them to future generations.
With the pride as a Buddhist and the good understanding of the profound in Lord Buddha&#039;s teachings, we should contribute to realize world peace and tranquility.&gt; 

[[The Royal Grand Hall of Buddhism~The Main Gate &gt;http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&amp;v=tCHJdf02AWE]]




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