Daiyuzan saijoji temple

大雄山最乗寺(現南足柄市)で撮られたもの｡僧侶や稚児､奉納された鈴(れい)が写っている｡天狗は大雄山の象徴｡この像は戦時中供出されたか現在はない｡明治中期頃か｡稚児は戦前までは袴姿であった｡A photo taken at Saijoji Temple, Mt. Daiyu (located in present-day Minami Ashigara City). Priests, chigo (children in a Buddhist procession) and donated bells are seen in the photo. The tengu (long-nosed goblin) is the symbol of Mt. Daiyu. This statue does not exist at present, probably due to contribution to the government during World WarⅡ. This photo may date back to the mid-Meiji era. Chigo wore hakama (long kimono trousers) before World WarⅡ