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Until now, I wasn't conscious at all, but since I visited Nagano last month, I was able to learn about Tsukishima Good luck Kannondo from a different angle this time.
My image of Tsukishima Good luck Kannondo so far is reminiscent of places such as "in unexpected places" and "known to those who know".

However, what I was worried about this time was the letters "Shinshu Zenkoji Temple Besin" written on a sign that guides passers-by and an auspicious sign.
According to Engi, when it was built in 1951, the Tsukishima Good luck Kannondo was founded by repatriating the statue of Ikko Sanson Zenkoji Temple Nyorai and the statue of Good luck Kannon Bodhisattva from Shinshu Zenkoji Temple.

It is said that this temple was erected on the premises of Suke Shibasaki, but there is one question here.
Was it from Shinshu to repatriate the statue from Zenkoji Temple?
Or was there a strong connection with Shinshu in business or something?

I can't get any clues in Zenkoji Temple in Nagano, and it's still a mystery in me.

In the near future, I would like to ask questions to the people of Tsukishima and check them in the regional archives to learn about the relationship between Shinshu Zenkoji Temple and Shibasaki.
It's frustrating to conclude in this way, but as soon as new information is obtained, I'll introduce it again!