曹洞宗 松秀寺（法話と抹茶体験)
Shoshuji Temple of the Soto sect(sermon and matcha experience)
曹洞宗松秀寺で住職からの法話と抹茶体験をします。天文23年（1554年）松秀寺創建 草創開山広済四世天厳春暁大和尚、佛の八生道を修するの夢想により、須成村畳田の地に、倭建命（やまとたけるのみこと）の孫・応神天皇を勧請し、八幡神社とともに草創。天生12年（1584年）織田信長蟹江城攻撃で焼失も文久３年（1863年）道安大宗大和尚、草創の地畳田に再びもどり、堂宇を再建。
At the Soto Zen temple, Shoshuji Temple, you will receive a sermon from the head priest and experience matcha tea. In 1554 (Tenbun 23), the founding of Shoshuji Temple was undertaken by the fourth abbot, Tengen Shunkyo, who dreamed of practicing the eightfold path of life of Buddhism. He enshrined Emperor Ojin, grandson of Yamato Takeru no Mikoto, in Tamidada, Sunari Village, and founded the temple along with Hachiman Shrine. In 1584 (Tensho 12), the temple was burned down during Oda Nobunaga’s attack on Kanie Castle. In 1863 (Bunkyu 3), the great abbot Doan Daishu returned to Tamidada, the original site, and rebuilt the temple buildings.