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No. 1 overall AppStore app Name origin net official app (free) Over 3 million downloads of surname-derived net apps!! Over 1.5 million posts on goshuin stamps and worship services!! Search over 150,000 temples and shrines in one click for free and easily! You can easily search for nearby temples, display them clearly on a map, and easily find directions. Of course, you can also search by temple name or address. Japan's largest! Contains information on over 150,000 temples, and you can learn everything about temples with this one app!! If you keep a record of your visit to the shrine or save the stamps you received in this app, it will become a memory of your trip! If you visit many temples, you will have a chance to be listed in the ranking! This app is also recommended for those who want to become a monk, temple girls, goshuin girls, goshuin boys, goshuin girls, temple boys, temple girls, rekijo, and anyone looking for a match. ■Features of the app ・This is a ``temple encyclopedia'' that aims to provide 100% coverage of temple information by updating and adding information on Japanese temples from time to time. ・You can share information about temples immediately by linking information with various SNS such as X(twitter) and Facebook. - Temple information can be easily added and edited, and users can easily post their own information. ・You can keep a record of your visits to the temples you have visited, including photos. ・In the Goshuin Book, you can record photos of the stamps you received at the temples you visited. - With the "Buddha statue posting" function, you can record photos of Buddhist statues at temples you have visited. ・With the temple access ranking, you can see at a glance the temples that are trending at the moment. ・You can "like" information about your favorite worship services. ・You can see who has visited the shrines the most or who have received the highest ratings from the user-submitted rankings. - "Search by location" function that allows you to specify a location from the map or search for temples near famous buildings. ・You can register temples you like or are interested in in your favorites. -You can save frequently used search conditions and detailed search conditions to your favorite search conditions. ・Very useful when deciding on group activities for school trips. ・An app rooted in Japanese traditional culture. ・You can also register festival information for spring, summer, fall, and winter. *Some premium member functions ■What is a temple? Temples were places where people who believed in the teachings of Buddha and practiced asceticism with the aim of attaining enlightenment lived, and they were also places where people could spread the word to the general public. Today, most people visit for the following purposes: ・Going to a family temple for funerals, grave visits, Buddhist services such as memorial services, and memorial services for ancestors ・Prayers during New Year's holidays, New Year's visit, and warding off evil spirits ・Sightseeing to admire buildings, Buddhist statues, gardens, etc. Prayers performed at temples include the following: Fulfillment of wishes, fulfillment of desires, warding off evil spirits, warding off directions, bringing good luck, good matchmaking, love, safe childbirth, children, business prosperity, prosperous business, good company fortune, entrance into school, studies, employment, success, recovery from illness, recovery from illness. , good health, prolonging health and life, praying for good health, sound mind and body, personal safety, longevity, family safety, marital harmony, marital harmony, eliminating disasters, traffic safety, construction safety, success in winning, success in building a new home. Various prayers such as In Japan, there are annual events held at temples throughout the year. Shosei-e, Nirvana-e, Kanbutsu-e, Segaki-e, Oeshiki, Hoon-ko, Seido-e, New Year, New Year's visit, Equinox, Obon, New Year's Eve Power spots are special places dotted around the earth, or "energy spots." Many of the power spots are said to have water that heals people, and are said to be places with the most energy. ・Famous temples Akishinoji Temple, Asukaji Temple, Abe Monjuin Temple, Ankokuji Temple, Anrakuji Temple, Ikegami Honmonji Temple, Ishiteji Temple, Ishiyamaji Temple, Ichijoji Temple, Yayaji Temple, Kokubunji Temple, Eigenji Temple, Eikando Temple, Eifukuji Temple, Eiheiji Temple, Eikoin Temple, Erinji Temple, Engakuji Temple, Engyoji Temple, Enjoji Temple, Entsuji Temple, Enryakuji Temple, Osukan Temple. Sound, Ominezan-ji, Otani-ji, Daisen-ji, Odaiji, Onjo-ji, Onsen-ji, Kakurin-ji, Kanshu-ji, Kamino-taishi, Kawasaki Daishi, Kawahara-ji, Kan'ei-ji, Gango-ji, Kanzeon-ji, Iwafune-ji, Gantoku-ji, Kanon-ji, Yoshida-ji, Kinomoto Jizo-in, Kimii-ji, Kyōgokokuji, Seichoji, Kiyomizudera, Kinkakuji, Ginkakuji, Kinpusenji, Kuonji, Hyakusaiji, Kuramaji, Kegonji, Kenchoji, Kenninji, Kozanji, Kozanji, Kozanji, Koshoji, Kozenji, Kodaiji, Kotokuin, Kofukuji, Komyoji, Koryuji, Gokokuji, Kongoji, Kongoshoji, Kongobuji, Kongorinji, Saikyoji, Saikoji, Saidaiji, Saifukuji, Saimyoji, Sanjusangendo, Sanzenin, Sanbutsuji, Sanpoin, Jionji, Jikoin, Jiganin, Jissoin, Shitennoji, Shibamata Taishakuten, Jakkoin, Jurinin, Shuzenji, Shogoin, Shokokuji, Jodoji, Shofukuji, Shoboji, Shomyoji, Jorakuji, Shorinji, Shorenin, Shorenji, Joruriji, Jingoji, Shingokurakuji, Shinshoji, Jindaiji, Shinyakushiji, Zuiganji, Zuisenji, Sumaji, Seiryuji, Seigantoji, Seikenji, Sengaku Temple, Zenkoji, Senjuin, Senshuji, Sensoji, Zentsuji, Sennyuji, Zenpukuin, Zenrinji, Sojiji, Soshuji, Zojoji, Daianji, Daiunji, Daiyuji, Daikakuji, Daigoji, Taizanji, Daijiji, Daishoji, Daijoji, Daisekiji, Daisenji, Daisenji, Dai Zenji, Daichuji, Daitokuji, Dainichibo, Dainenbutsuji, Daiheiji, Dairenji, Taiheiji, Daihoonji, Daihoji, Taiyuji, Takaosan Yakuoin, Dairyuji, Takiyamaji, Tachibanaji, Darumaji, Tanjoji, Chionin, Chionji, Chikurinji, Chishakuin, Chuguji, Chuzenji, Chusonji, Chojuji, Choshoji, Chomeiji, Tenryuji, Tokeiji, Tokoji, Togoji, Toji, Tojiin, Toshodaiji, Todaiji, Tofukuji, Domyoji, Toyokawa Inari, Nakayamaji, Jossoji, Nanshuji, Nanzenin, Nanzenji, Nishiarai Daishi, Nishiyama Koryuji, Nichitaiji , Nyoi-ji, Nyoirin-ji, Ninna-ji, Negoro-ji, Bairin-ji, Haga-ji, Hase Kannon, Hase-dera, Ikaruga-ji, Hannya-ji, Higashi Hongan-ji, Bishamon-do, Baeksai-ji, Byodo-in, Fuki-ji, Fuko-ji, Katsurai-ji, Fudarakuzan-ji, Bukko-ji, Butsuru-ji , Fumon-ji, Fudo-in, Heiken-ji, Hoko-ji, Hogon-in, Hokongo-in, Hogon-ji, Hozan-ji, Hosen-in, Hozen-ji, Honen-in, Horyu-ji, Horin-ji, Lotus-kyo-ji, Hokke-ji, Hongan-ji, Hongyo-in, Hongo-ji, Honkoku-ji, Honzan-ji, Honjo-ji , Honzen-ji, Honno-ji, Honmyo-ji, Honpo-ji, Matsuo-ji, Mangan-ji, Manshu-in, Manju-ji, Manpuku-ji, Mii-dera, Suigen-ji, Mibu-ji, Mimuroto-ji, Myo-o-in, Myo-ho-in, Myo-ji, Myoren-ji, Muro-ji, Meigetsu-in, Motsu-ji, Honzan-ji, Yakuo-ji, Yakushi-ji, Yogen-in, Zenmine-ji, Risshoku-ji, Ryuko-ji, Ryukaku-ji, Ryoan-ji, Reizan-ji, Rinzai-ji, Rinsho-ji, Rinno-ji, Ruriko-ji, Ruri-ji, Rengeo-in main hall, Rengeho-ji, Rokuon-ji, Rokuharamitsu-ji, Ruzan-ji, Rokkaku-do ■Various sacred site tours are also registered. 88 sacred sites in Shikoku, 33 sacred sites in Saigoku, 49 Yakushi sacred sites in Saigoku, 25 sacred sites of Honen Shonin, Enno Gyoja sacred sites, 25 sacred sites of Kansai Flower Temple, 13 Buddhist sacred sites in Kyoto, 36 Fudoson sacred sites in Kinki, 18 sacred sites of Prince Shotoku, 18 main temples of Shingon Buddhism, 33 Kannon sacred sites in Rakuyo, 34 sacred sites of Chichibu Locations: 33 places in Bando, 33 places in Omi Saikoku, 33 places in Shinsai Province, Rakuyo Six Amitabha Buddha sites, 13 Buddhist Sacred Sites in Hokkaido, 88 Sacred Sites in Hokkaido, 4 temple corridors, 3 great masters to ward off evil spirits in Kanto, 88 Sacred Sites in Kanto, 88 Sacred Sites in Hiroshima and New Shikoku, 88 Sacred Sites in Kyushu 88 Sacred Sites ―――――――――――――――――――― ■About inquiries Thank you very much for your valuable opinions and impressions in the reviews. All of us at the management are looking forward to seeing it, but if you have any inquiries or information about any problems regarding the app, please contact us using the link below. https://www.recstu.co.jp/contact_app.html Thank you for your support. ―――――――――――――――――――― ■For those who want information about castles Please use our sister app "I like castles". https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.oshiro_iine.oshiro ―――――――――――――――――――― ■For those who want information about shrines Please use our sister app "Shrines are good". https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.jinja_bukkaku.jinja ―――――――――――――――――――― ■About surname origin net According to the ``Japanese Surname Dictionary'' written by surname researcher and literature doctor Motoji Niwa, the number of Japanese surnames (surnames) is just under 300,000. It is said that there are approximately 300,000 surnames, and Surname Derivation Net covers the surnames of more than 99.54% of the entire Japanese population, making it the ``No. 1 information app'' that boasts a huge amount of information on ``surname origin.'' ■Notes The Temple Ga Like app works only when connected to the network. ―――――――――――――――――――― I like shrines and temples. Website https://jinja-bukkaku.net (No. 1 user in 2013!) Name origin net website https://myoji-yurai.net X(twitter) http://x.com/MNK_update facebook http://www.facebook.com/298141996866158