Thereafter, after finishing the morning religious service, even if it was wet or blustery, Genkyo, wearing a priest's robe and carrying a soiled Zudabukuro (a bag for carrying such items as a text of a sutra or tableware, and which is hung from the neck when a priest travels) ran handing out the temple's ofuda (paper charms) in the streets every day.
以降、毎日、雨が降っても風が吹いても、一日も欠かすことなく、朝の勤行が終わると托鉢に出て、法衣を着て、汚れた頭陀袋を振り分けて担いだ姿で、市中を寺のお札を配りながら走り回った。