Goen-bi Kigan-kai & Goma Ritual
ご縁日 祈願会・護摩供
Experience a sacred Goma fire ritual and prayer ceremony at Koyama-ji Temple, home to the revered Futoshi Kannon.
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Schedule
July 18, 2026
Located in Sakuragawa, Ibaraki Prefecture, Futsumi Kannon Koyama-ji Temple has been a center of prayer since its founding in 735 AD.
Highlights
Venue
About Goen-bi Kigan-kai & Goma Ritual
- Historic Architecture: Experience a ritual surrounded by the main hall and three-story pagoda, designated as prefectural and national cultural properties.
- Goma Fire Ritual: Gain spiritual fulfillment through the traditional Goma ceremony using sacred fire.
- Devotion to Kannon: Offer your prayers and concerns to the Eleven-faced Kannon.
- Serene Environment: Find inner peace in the quiet, natural setting of Sakuragawa.
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All photosWeather forecast
Sun
11/1
20°/10°
16%
Mon
11/2
17°/12°
94%
Tue
11/3
18°/11°
7%
Wed
11/4
16°/11°
35%
Thu
11/5
19°/12°
92%
Fri
11/6
24°/12°
25%
Sat
11/7
15°/8°
12%
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Payment
Please bring cash for prayer fees and ritual offerings.
English Support
English assistance is not readily available.
Reservations
It is recommended to call the temple in advance to confirm details for specific rituals.
Dress Code
Wear modest, respectful clothing suitable for visiting a Buddhist temple.
Manners
Maintain a quiet demeanor and respect the sacred grounds and cultural assets.
Timing
Plan your schedule with plenty of time to follow the ritual proceedings.
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