Northeast
During the Kamakura Period this temple (Nr 42 on the Shikoku Pilgrimage) was the family temple of the Saionji clan, that ruled the area. Next to the main hall you will find the Kachiku-do, Shourou-do, and the colourful Niou gate, where the Niou statues are enshrined.
※ Shikoku eighty-eight sacred places, are 88 temples related of Kobo Daishi who opened the Shingon sect, one of Japanese Buddhism sects.
※ Deva guardian gods to prevent Buddhas enemies from entering the temple.
| address | 1683,Sunawachi,Mimacho,UwajimaCity |
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| business hours | 7:00-17:00 (24 hours for pilgrims and worshippers) |
| closed | Open throughout the year |
| parking space | available free 20 |
Northeast
Built primarily for irrigation purpose, the Nakayama lake, with the surrounding park invites people to encounter nature in its satoyama...
Northeast
Shikoku’s pilgrimage’s 41st temple catches the eye with a red torii at the temple gates. Widely known as “Mima’s Oinarisan", it’s...
Northeast
250 years ago, over the span of twelve years this residence was built for the village headman. Today, with it’s rural charm and...