Kuginashi-do 1300th Anniversary Festival
釘無堂１３００年大祭
A special festival honoring the National Treasure Koin-ji Kugi-muna-do, showcasing historic architecture and culture.
Schedule
November 22, 2026 – November 23, 2026
Celebrate the history of the Kuginashi-do at Ko-on-ji Temple, a National Treasure located in Kaizuka, Osaka. Ko-on-ji is renowned for its collection of historic buildings and cultural assets.
Highlights
About Kuginashi-do 1300th Anniversary Festival
- Get a close-up look at the National Treasure Ko-on-ji's historic architecture.
- Witness the incredible Kuginashi-do architectural techniques.
- Enjoy the peaceful temple scenery, including the scenic walk from Mizuma Kannon Station.
- Focus on the special exhibition of historical cultural assets.
Weather forecast
Thu
9/17
30°/21°
35%
Fri
9/18
29°/22°
31%
Sat
9/19
27°/22°
33%
Sun
9/20
32°/23°
16%
Mon
9/21
30°/23°
16%
Tue
9/22
29°/20°
10%
Wed
9/23
28°/19°
8%
Tips
Cash is primarily required for temple-related expenses.
English-language support on-site may be limited.
Please check the official website regarding any necessary reservations.
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the venue is a 20-minute walk from the station.
Public transportation is recommended due to limited parking.
Please maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor within the temple grounds.
As this takes place in November, bring warm clothing for the autumn weather.
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