Kannon Bosatsu Goen-nichi
観音菩薩ご縁日
Experience the Kannon Bosatsu Goen-nichi at Amanoyama Kongoji in Osaka, held on the 18th of every month.This event has ended
The Kannon Bosatsu Goen-nichi is a special event held at Amanoyama Kongoji, a historic temple known as the head temple of the Shingon Omuro school.
Highlights
About Kannon Bosatsu Goen-nichi
- Experience Historic Cultural Assets: Spend a special moment in the prestigious atmosphere of Amanoyama Kongoji, which holds numerous National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties.
- Fusion of Nature and Faith: Directly feel traditional Japanese spirituality amidst the rich natural beauty of Amanoyama.
- Regular Schedule: Easy to incorporate into your travel plans as it is held on the 18th of every month.
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July 18, 2026
Weather forecast
Mon
8/3
33°/25°
100%
Tue
8/4
33°/25°
82%
Wed
8/5
34°/23°
31%
Thu
8/6
35°/26°
35%
Fri
8/7
35°/25°
86%
Sat
8/8
33°/24°
70%
Sun
8/9
29°/24°
68%
Plan your stay & activities
Tips
Please prepare cash for payments.
Detailed English explanations may be limited.
No prior reservation is required.
Please remain quiet and respectful within the temple grounds.
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
Photography may be restricted to protect cultural properties.
Please respect the temple rules and etiquette.
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