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Tempelnamen, Adressen Und GPS-Koordinaten Des Chita Tempelnamen, Adressen und GPS‐Koordinaten des Chita‐Pilgerwegs (知多四国八十八ヶ所 遍路) 88 Tempel (神殿) und 10 Nebentempel (Bangai fudasho 番外札所) 88 Tempel / 88 寺院 Tempel‐ Telefon 寺 寺院名 Anschrift 住所 GPS‐Koordinaten GPS 座標 name 電話番号 〒470‐1165 愛知県豊明市栄町内山 45Uchiyama‐45 T01 Sōgen‐ji 曹源寺 +81 562‐97‐0915 N35° 02.661' E136° 59.663' http://t‐sougenji.jp/index.htm Shirohata‐112 Kitasakimachi, Ōbu‐shi, Aichi‐ken 474‐0001 T02 Gokuraku‐ji 極楽寺 +81 562‐46‐2016 N35° 1.2555 E136° 59.10233 〒474‐0001 愛知県大府市北崎町城畑 112 Ishimaru‐95 Yokonemachi, Ōbu‐shi, Aichi‐ken 474‐0011 T03 Fumon‐ji 普門寺 +81 562‐46‐0164 N35° 1.12183 E136° 59.11567 愛知県大府市横根町石丸９５ T04 Enmei‐ji 延命寺 〒474‐0051 Aichi‐ken, Ōbu‐shi, Daitōchō, 1 Chome−279 +81 562‐46‐0544 N35° 0.55317 E136° 58.26967 T05 Jizo‐ji 地蔵寺 〒474‐0052 Aichi‐ken, Ōbu‐shi, Nagakusamachi, Hongō−40 +81 562‐46‐1963 N35° 1.77233 E136° 56.54867 3 Chome‐151 Hantsukicho, Obu, Aichi Prefecture 474‐0037 T06 Jofuku‐ji 常福寺 +81 562‐46‐0868 N35° 0.0315 E136° 56.45817 愛知県大府市半月町３丁目１５１ Tempelnamen, Adressen und GPS‐Koordinaten des Chita‐Pilgerwegs (知多四国八十八ヶ所 遍路) 88 Tempel (神殿) und 10 Nebentempel (Bangai fudasho 番外札所) 〒470‐2101 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Higashiura‐chō, Morioka, T07 Gokuraku‐ji 極楽寺 +81 562‐83‐3520 N34° 59.5135 E136° 58.06 Okada−51 〒470‐2102 Aichi Prefecture, Chita District, Higashiura, Ogawa, T08 Densoh‐in 傳宗院 +81 562‐83‐4023 N34° 59.19183 E136° 58.1155 Tenpaku−48 愛知県知多郡東浦町石浜下庚申坊７０ T09 Myoko‐ji 妙徳寺 〒470‐2103 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Higashiura‐chō, Ishihama, +81 562‐83‐4071 N34° 58.23133 E136° 58.01233 Shimokōshinbō−70 知多郡東浦町生路狭間１ T10 Kannon‐ji 観音寺 +81 562‐83‐1797 N34° 57.5365 E136° 58.23667 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Higashiura‐chō, Ikuji, Hazama−1 愛知県知多郡東浦町藤江西之宮８２ T11 Antoku‐ji 安徳寺 〒470‐2105 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Higashiura‐chō, Fujie, +81 562‐83‐2448 N34° 56.8405 E136° 57.85783 Nishinomiya−82 愛知県半田市有脇町６丁目１８ T12 Fukuju‐ji 福住寺 +81 569‐28‐0727 N34° 56.079 E136° 57.31583 〒475‐0017 Aichi‐ken, Handa‐shi, Ariwakichō, 6 Chome−18 〒470‐2203 愛知県知多郡阿久比町板山川向２１ T13 Anraku‐ji 安楽寺 〒470‐2203 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Agui‐chō, Itayama, +81 569‐48‐0369 N34° 56.76117 E136° 55.826 Kawamukai−21 愛知県知多郡阿久比町福住東脇１０ T14 Kosho‐ji 興昌寺 〒470‐2202 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Agui‐chō, Fukusumi, +81 569‐48‐0741 N34° 56.78533 E136° 55.52867 Higashiwaki−10 Tempelnamen, Adressen und GPS‐Koordinaten des Chita‐Pilgerwegs (知多四国八十八ヶ所 遍路) 88 Tempel (神殿) und 10 Nebentempel (Bangai fudasho 番外札所) 〒470-2212愛知県知多郡阿久比町卯坂英比６７ T15 Tōun‐in 洞雲院 +81 569‐48‐0544 N34° 56.48117 E136° 54.8005 Eibi‐67 Usaka Agui‐chō, Chita‐gun, Aichi‐ken 470‐2212 〒470‐2214 愛知県知多郡阿久比町大字椋岡字唐松 29 T16 Heisen‐ji 平泉寺 〒470‐2214 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Agui‐chō, Mukuoka, +81 569‐48‐0176 N34° 55.40283 E136° 55.229 Karamatsu−29 〒470‐2215 愛知県知多郡阿久比町矢高三ノ山高１５ T17 Kanon‐ji 観音寺 〒470‐2215 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Agui‐chō, Yataka, +81 569‐48‐0180 N34° 55.37 E136° 54.9905 Sannoyamataka−15 愛知県半田市乙川高良町１２０ T18 Kosho‐ji 光照寺 +81 569‐21‐1589 N34° 54.36 E136° 56.4515 〒475‐0053 Aichi‐ken, Handa‐shi, Okkawatakaramachi, 120 〒475‐0878 愛知県半田市東本町２丁目１６ T19 Kosho‐in 光照院 〒475‐0878 Aichi‐ken, Handa‐shi, Higashihonmachi, 2 +81 569‐21‐0696 N34° 53.74233 E136° 56.02517 Chome−16 〒475‐0863 愛知県半田市前崎東町 35 T20 Ryutai‐in 龍台院 +81 569‐21‐0994 N34° 53.88567 E136° 55.64383 〒475‐0864 Aichi‐ken, Handa‐shi, Maesaki Higashimachi, 35 愛知県半田市東郷町２丁目４１ T21 Jōraku‐ji 常楽寺 +81 569‐21‐0268 N34° 52.995 E136° 55.06933 〒475‐0924 Aichi‐ken, Handa‐shi, Tōgōchō, 2 Chome−41 Tempelnamen, Adressen und GPS‐Koordinaten des Chita‐Pilgerwegs (知多四国八十八ヶ所 遍路) 88 Tempel (神殿) und 10 Nebentempel (Bangai fudasho 番外札所) 〒470‐2337 愛知県知多郡武豊町ヱケ屋敷６８−１ T22 Dainichi‐ji 大日寺 〒470‐2337 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Taketoyo‐chō, Egeyashiki, +81 569‐72‐0285 N34° 51.53667 E136° 55.09233 68−1 T23 Renge‐in 蓮花院 27 Hijirida, Taketoyo‐chō, Chita‐gun, Aichi‐ken 〒470‐2331 +81 569‐72‐0102 N34° 51.43233 E136° 55.28583 愛知県知多郡武豊町里中９２ T24 Tokusho‐ji 徳正寺 +81 569‐72‐0870 N34° 50.7295 E136° 55.3275 〒470‐2544 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Taketoyo‐chō, Satonaka, 92 愛知県知多郡武豊町冨貴郷北９７ T25 Enkan‐ji 円観寺 〒470‐2531 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Taketoyo‐chō, Fuki, +81 569‐72‐0511 N34° 49.8165 E136° 54.8735 Gōkita−97 〒470-2403 愛知県知多郡美浜町大字北方字西側16 T26 Miroku‐ji 弥勒寺 Nishigawa‐15 Kitagata Mihama‐chō, Chita‐gun, Aichi‐ken 470‐ +81 569‐82‐0511 N34° 46.77883 E136° 54.74567 2403 〒470‐2413 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Mihama‐chō, Kou, T27 Seikai‐ji 誓海寺 +81 569‐82‐2219 N34° 44.99967 E136° 54.525 Zengiri−20−63 愛知県知多郡美浜町豊丘西側３５ T28 Eiju‐ji 永寿寺 〒470‐2414 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Mihama‐chō, Toyooka, +81 569‐82‐1147 N34° 44.311 E136° 55.33367 Nishigawa−35 〒470‐3411 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Toyooka, T29 Shoho‐ji 正法寺 +81 569‐65‐0271 N34° 43.8785 E136° 56.4645 Hongō−7 Tempelnamen, Adressen und GPS‐Koordinaten des Chita‐Pilgerwegs (知多四国八十八ヶ所 遍路) 88 Tempel (神殿) und 10 Nebentempel (Bangai fudasho 番外札所) 〒470‐3501 愛知県知多郡南知多町大井真向３８ T30 Io‐ji 医王寺 〒470‐3501 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Ōi, N34° 43.14783 E136° 57.61017 Mamuki−38 〒470‐3501 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Ōi, T31 Hojo‐in 宝乗院 +81 569‐63‐0844 N34° 43.17333 E136° 57.60167 Mamuki−34 〒470‐3501 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Ōi, T32 Risho‐in 利生院 +81 569‐63‐0233 N34° 43.1805 E136° 57.63 Mamuki−27 〒470‐3501 愛知県知多郡南知多町大井真向１１ Kitamuro‐ T33 北室院 〒470‐3501 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Ōi, +81 569‐63‐0308 N34° 43.20133 E136° 57.60367 in Mamuki−11 愛知県知多郡南知多町大井丘ノ下１ T34 Shokei‐in 性慶院 〒470‐3501 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Ōi, +81 569‐63‐0682 N34° 43.194 E136° 57.576 Okanoshita−1 愛知県知多郡南知多町片名稗田９ T35 Jogan‐ji 成願寺 +81 569‐63‐0402 N34° 42.839 E136° 57.94567 Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Katana, Hieda−9 愛知県知多郡南知多町師崎栄村１５ T36 Henjo‐ji 遍照寺 〒470‐3503 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Morozaki, +81 569‐63‐0460 N34° 42.14467 E136° 58.331 Sakaemura−15 愛知県知多郡南知多町日間賀島小戸地５９ T37 Daiko‐in 大光院 〒470‐3504 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, +81 569‐68‐2626 N34° 42.296 E137° 0.614 Himakajima, Odochi−59 Tempelnamen, Adressen und GPS‐Koordinaten des Chita‐Pilgerwegs (知多四国八十八ヶ所 遍路) 88 Tempel (神殿) und 10 Nebentempel (Bangai fudasho 番外札所) 〒470‐3505 愛知県知多郡南知多町篠島神戸２１９ T38 Shohozen‐ji 正法禅寺 〒470‐3505 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Shinojima, +81 569‐67‐2130 N34° 40.6245 E137° 0.24317 Gōdo 〒470-3505 愛知県知多郡南知多町大字篠島字照浜27 T39 Itoku‐in 医徳院 〒470‐3505 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Shinojima, +81 569‐67‐3231 N34° 40.63883 E137° 0.11417 Teruhama−27 医徳院 〒470‐3412 愛知県知多郡南知多町大字豊浜字中之浦 84 T40 Yogo‐ji 影向寺 〒470‐3412 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Toyohama, +81 569‐65‐0040 N34° 42.60833 E136° 55.25483 Nakanoura−84 〒470‐3322 愛知県知多郡南知多町山海屋敷５１−２ T41 Saiho‐ji 西方寺 Yashiki‐51 Yamami Minamichita‐chō, Chita‐gun, Aichi‐ken +81 569‐62‐0372 N34° 43.20717 E136° 53.81617 〒470‐3322 愛知県知多郡南知多町山海小山１００ T42 Tenryu‐ji 天竜寺 〒470‐3322 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Yamami, +81 569‐62‐1116 N34° 43.64933 E136° 54.34717 Koyama−100 〒470‐3322 愛知県知多郡南知多町大字山海字間草 109 T43 Iwaya‐ji 岩屋寺 〒470‐3322 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Yamami, +81 569‐62‐0387 N34° 43.812 E136° 54.76133 Masō−109 〒470‐3321 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Utsumi, T44 Daiho‐ji 大宝寺 +81 569‐62‐0355 N34° 44.13783 E136° 53.35233 Ōnakiri−36 Tempelnamen, Adressen und GPS‐Koordinaten des Chita‐Pilgerwegs (知多四国八十八ヶ所 遍路) 88 Tempel (神殿) und 10 Nebentempel (Bangai fudasho 番外札所) 〒470‐3321 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Utsumi, T45 Senzo‐in 泉蔵院 +81 569‐62‐1108 N34° 44.0395 E136° 52.33617 Minamigawa−69 Nakanogo‐12 Utsumi Minamichita, Chita District, Aichi T46 Nyoirin‐ji 如意輪寺 +81 569‐62‐0109 N34° 44.38367 E136° 52.41367 Prefecture 〒470‐3321 〒470‐3321 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Minamichita‐chō, Utsumi, T47 Jiho‐in 持宝院 +81 569‐62‐0498 N34° 44.89883 E136° 52.48583 Hayashinomine−66 〒470‐3236 愛知県知多郡美浜町小野浦清水１８ T48 Ryosan‐ji 良参寺 〒470‐3236 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Mihama‐chō, Onoura, +81 569‐87‐0275 N34° 45.31183 E136° 50.9945 Shimizu−18 〒470‐3235 愛知県知多郡美浜町野間桑名前２４ T49 Kichijo‐ji 吉祥寺 〒470‐3235 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Mihama‐chō, Noma, +81 569‐87‐0089 N34° 45.8225 E136° 50.91717 Kuwanamae−24 〒470‐3235 愛知県知多郡美浜町大字野間字東畠ケ 50 T50 Ohmido‐ji 大御堂寺 〒470‐3235 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Mihama‐chō, Noma, +81 569‐87‐0050 N34° 46.24867 E136° 51.17733 Higashibatake 〒470‐3235 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Mihama‐chō, Noma, T51 Nomadaibo 野間大坊 Higashibatake +81 569‐87‐0050 N34° 46.2445 E136° 51.09983 http://nomadaibou.jp/ 〒470‐3235 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Mihama‐chō, Noma, T52 Mitsuzo‐in 密蔵院 +81 569‐87‐0308 N34° 46.11533 E136° 51.23567 Matsushita−105 Tempelnamen, Adressen und GPS‐Koordinaten des Chita‐Pilgerwegs (知多四国八十八ヶ所 遍路) 88 Tempel (神殿) und 10 Nebentempel (Bangai fudasho 番外札所) 〒470‐3235 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Mihama‐chō, Noma, T53 Anyo‐in 安養院 +81 569‐87‐0288 N34° 46.18383 E136° 51.124 Higashibatake−90−1 〒475‐0023 愛知県半田市亀崎町１丁目１３０ T54 Kaicho‐in 海潮院 +81 569‐28‐0549 N34° 55.10067 E136° 58.29817 〒475‐0023 Aichi‐ken, Handa‐shi, Kamezakichō, 1 Chome−130 〒470‐3235 愛知県知多郡美浜町野間田上５０ T55 Hozan‐ji 法山寺 〒470‐3235 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Mihama‐chō, Noma, +81 569‐87‐1073 N34° 46.347 E136° 51.89383 Tagami−50 〒470‐3235 愛知県知多郡美浜町野間松下８５ T56 Zuikyo‐ji 瑞境寺 〒470‐3235 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Mihama‐chō, Noma, +81 569‐87‐0139 N34° 46.03233 E136° 51.2045 Matsushita−85 〒470‐3233 愛知県知多郡美浜町奥田会下前３９ 〒470‐3233 Aichi‐ken, Chita‐gun, Mihama‐chō, Okuda, T57 Hoon‐ji 報恩寺 Egemae−39 +81 569‐87‐0438 N34° 47.07767 E136° 51.962 http://kanko.city.kyoto.lg.jp/detail.php?InforKindCode=1&ManageC ode=1000205 〒479‐0806 愛知県常滑市大谷奥條２７ T58 Raio‐ji 来應寺 +81 569‐37‐0447 N34° 50.52967 E136° 51.9945 〒479‐0806 Aichi‐ken, Tokoname‐shi, Ōtani, Okujō T59 Gyokusen‐ji 玉泉寺 〒479‐0806 Aichi‐ken, Tokoname‐shi, Ōtani, Hamajō−5 +81 569‐37‐0159 N34° 50.64733 E136° 51.942 〒479‐0805 愛知県常滑市苅屋字深田 101 T60 Anraku‐ji 安楽寺 +81 569‐34‐3800 N34° 51.262 E136° 51.8495 〒479‐0805 Aichi‐ken,
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