Fukimiso miso with a monk from Nioji Temple
Once upon a time, there was a monk named Sontei Hoin who lived at Nioji Temple in Fukushimaken, Fukushima Prefecture.
This monk often made many mistakes and made the people in the village laugh.
For example, he was unable to refuse a request from a kind and prudent person, and was forced to ride a horse that was going in the opposite direction.At night, while walking, a persimmon oyster fell on his head and he was so frightened that he fell asleep.
There was also a time when I was standing on the toilet until dawn, mistaking the sound of rain candy for the sound of my own pee.
That's why the people in the village loved this monk so much.
One spring day, when I was visiting the houses of Danka Danka on Higan, an old woman served me ``Fukimiso Miso.''
Fukimiso miso is a slightly bitter miso miso that contains butterbur sprouts.
The monk didn't like fukimiso miso, but it was recommended to him and he ate it all.
When the old woman saw this, she thought that the monk loved Fukimiso miso, and she told the story all over the village.
After that, wherever the monk went, he was served nothing but fried miso, and he ate so much that he collapsed.
This story is still told in villages to this day.
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