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Sightseeing

Shrines and Temples amid Majestic Nature
Enjoy the numerous sights in Kihoku, from Tamaden to Kudoyama Sanada Museum!

Shrine

Hashimotoshi、Hashimotoshi

Katsuragikan

The style of building which isn't judged from a building in the Meiji latter period easily in today is very wonderful, and former days are the Japanese-style hotel which was built targeted for the visit visitor who visits in Koya-san again as an inn on the Daiwa highway. (National registration tangible cultural properties)
Nature

Koyacho、Koyacho

Reihokan

Opened in Taisho 10 (1921) as a facility to preserve and preserve valuable cultural heritage in Koyasan. It houses about 28,000 items including national treasures and important cultural properties, and exhibitions and special displays are also planned.

Koyasan Koya-cho 306

0736-56-2254

【May - October】 8: 30-17: 30 【November - April】 8: 30-17: 00 (※ Admission is until 30 minutes before each closing time)

New Year's Holiday
Shrine

Koyacho、Koyacho

Otasuke Jizou

Also known as "single word Jizo" or "Ippei Jizo". It is famous for Jizo san that only one wish will be fulfilled, and many people come to visit from all over the country, as well as locals.

Koyasan Koya-cho

0736-56-2780
Shrine

Koyacho、Koyacho

Karukayado

Widely known also as a performance of Noh and Joruri, the secret story of Kakeyu mind and Shirozumaru is conveyed, the forehead drawing a story is raised in the inside.

Koyasan Koya-cho 478

0736-56-2202

8:00-17:00
Shrine

Koyacho、Koyacho

Daimon

It is the gateway of Koyasan, symbol of the Yamakami barrier. It is the largest wooden double gate in Japan with a height of about 26 m, brilliant vermillion painting is brilliant. The figurine statue is placed on the left and right.

Koyasan Koya-cho

0736-56-2011
Shrine

Koyacho、Koyacho

Nyonindou

A wardhouse for women who can not enter Koyasan in the women's forbidden period that lasted until the Meiji 5 era. There used to be a bridge in each of the seven roads, but it is only this Nyonindou that remains in immovable Sakaguchi.

Koyasan Koya-cho 709

0736-56-3508

8:30-17:00
Shrine

Koyacho、Koyacho

Koyasan Daishi Church

Established in 1925 as a memorial to Koyasan retreat 1100 years. Bonjin is enshrined as Kobo Daishi, Aside Buddha and Aizenoi and Fudo. You can have a day-long exercise experience, and you can also give Bodhisattva Happy Ten Commandments from Akanashi-sama.

Koyasan Koya-cho 347

0736-56-2015

8: 30-17: 00 (until reception until 16:30)
Shrine

Koyacho、Koyacho

Kongosanmaiin

Masako Hojo is a temple built to mourn her husband, Yoritomo and his son's real morning bodhisattva. Treasures of national treasures and flowers of rhododendron blooming in the precincts are also very important.

Oji Koyasan Koya-cho 425

0736-56-3838
Shrine

Koyacho、Koyacho

Okunoin

Hirohata Daishi The holy ground which is the center of faith. It is believed that Kotobuki Daishi still lives there in the most innermost shrine and continues meditating for the peace of the world and the happiness of people.

Koyasan Koya-cho 550

0736-56-2002
Shrine

Koyacho、Koyacho

Kongobuji

Koyasan Shingon Budo's headquarters. There are many sights in wide premises such as Japan's largest stone garden · Yongling garden and Kano school fusuma picture.

Koyasan Koya-cho 132

0736-56-2011

8: 30-17: 00 (until reception until 16:30)
Shrine

Koyacho、Koyacho

Danjo Garan

When Kobo Daishi was retracted Koyasan, it was the first place to undertake maintenance. It is said that the Danjo Garan for the world of .

Koyasan Koya-cho 152

0736-56-3215

Accommodation

Sightseeing Spots

10 can't miss spots, selected by locals

Sightseeing

Katsuragikan

Reihokan

Otasuke Jizou

Karukayado

Daimon

Nyonindou

Koyasan Daishi Church

Kongosanmaiin

Okunoin

Kongobuji

Danjo Garan

Accommodation

10 can't miss spots, selected by locals