On June 29th, "tera cafe vol.2" will be held at the cafe "ska vi fika?" (Shimizu, Hirosaki, TEL 050-5436-0855).

The same event in which a monk reveals "loose" sermons and the structure of the temple. Mr. Yuki Shimoyama, the owner of the cafe, said, "There were various monks, and there were stories about training and hardships last time, and it was an event where laughter could not be stopped."

The cafe, which opened in August last year, is located along the prefectural road No. 126, Kudouji Shinjimachi Line, so it was said that Mitsuaki Sudo, a priest of Kudoji (Sakamoto Yamamoto), visited this February. “When I saw our shop, Mr. Sudo asked me to try to preach to customers in places like this,” Shimoyama said.

In addition to Mr. Sudo, Mr. Seishin Kudo, a priest of Goshikiyama Seishinji Temple (Mt. Higashi Iwakiyama), and Mr. Zenyo Mikami, a priest of Takaagezan Fudoji Temple (Shimomori Shinmachi), participated in the first meeting held on April 6th. Mr. Kudo presented a story about issuing handwritten red stamps based on his experience of becoming a Neputa artist. Mr. Mikami worked as a mechanic on weekdays and worked as a priest on a holiday.

This time, in addition to the three people, a female chief priest at Mutsu Gokokuji Temple (Asamori City Asamushi) will also participate. Mr. Shimoyama smiles, "I'm planning to talk about the temple from a woman's perspective. There are many things I would like to ask personally."

Mr. Shimoyama said, "This time too, I want to create an atmosphere in which I can hear anything I don't know, such as the structure of the Danke or the price of the offering. The priests are willing to go out and talk in order to prevent people from leaving the temple. I'd like you to come."

Holding time is from 13:00 to 15:00. Participation fee is 1,000 yen (with one drink). Apply to "Sukavifika".