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FukuiShrines & TemplesIt is still a working training monastery. Dogen taught that not only zazen but cleaning, eating and washing the face are all practice. His Tenzo Kyokun sets out how to think about kitchen work, and its root is the same as the craftsman's work we have been following in this series.
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FukuiShrines & TemplesThe funerary temple of the Matsudaira, lords of the Fukui domain. On the Senjojiki behind it stand the great stone mausolea of the lord's family.
FukuiShrines & TemplesIt holds a National Treasure temple bell. Oda Nobunaga's ancestors are said to have been priests here, and the place name Ota is the origin of the family name.
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FukuiShrines & TemplesTrainee monks enter by this gate and do not pass out again until their training is done.
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FukuiShrines & TemplesSeventeen metres tall, a seated figure larger than the Great Buddha of Nara.