This cashe is concealed in nearby Nagoya City chikusa-ku Yotsuya
street "Toganji Temple"
Touganji Temple
Oda Nobuyuki,the lord of Suemori Castle, built this temple in the
present Honami-cho during the Temmon period(1532-55)in memory of
his father, Oda Nobuhide(1510-51). The temple was named after
Nobuhide's posthumous Buddist name. It was moved to this location
in 1714.
There is the Japan's biggest fish-shaped wooden drum of a
diameter of 1m into the main hall of a Buddhist temple.
There are Nobuhide, Nobuyuki, a grave of Katsuie Shibata and
Nagoya great statue of Buddha made by bronze of height when sitting
10m or rare square bamboo in the precincts.
Above all, "Nemuri Benten" is famous, but an admission fee is
necessary.
--------Japanese-------
このキャッシュは名古屋市千種区四谷通りにある「桃巌寺」に隠されています。
桃巌寺(とうがんじ)
織田信秀の菩提寺として三男信行が建立しました。
本堂には直径1mという日本一大きな木魚があります。
又、境内には、信秀、信行、柴田勝家の墓と座高10mの青銅製の名古屋大仏や珍しい四方竹などもあります。
中でも「ねむり弁天」は有名ですが拝観料が必要です。
