1,000 yen off! Ryogoku Sanjusan-sho Kannon Pilgrimage December 15, 1990, 12th edition Compiled by Ryogoku Fudasho Association Publisher: Yasuhiko Komori Published by Toki Shobo Price: 1030 yen (tax included) In the current pilgrimage boom, "pilgrimage" is being re-evaluated as something that heals the unfulfilled aspects of daily life and quenches the thirst of the heart. Founded over twelve hundred years ago by Tokudo Shonin of Yamato Hase-dera Temple. The Saigoku Sanjusan-sho, which is said to have been revived by Emperor Kazan in 988. This oldest Kannon sacred site, spanning two prefectures and five prefectures, is supported by the fervent faith of the people and is visited by many pilgrims today. What do people seek in the Kannon pilgrimage? Along with a guide to the Saigoku Fudasho, the head priests of each sacred site explain the essence of religious life. For those who understand used books. ◆The profile is for a hair turban, so you don't need to read it.