Kakuon-ji Temple

Kakuonji

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A temple with ties to the Mōri clan and General Nogi. Experience a tranquil atmosphere while immersing yourself in history.

Shrines and Temples
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HighlightsTemple with ties to the Mōri clan and General Nogi
Bronze statues of Kano Hōgai and General Nogi
Remains of the Nagato coin mint where Wadō Kaichin was produced
Tranquil atmosphere
Experience the weight of history

Basic Information

Address: 3-3-8, An'yōji, Chōfu, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Yamaguchi

Access: Approximately 15 minutes by bus from JR San'yo Main Line Shimonoseki Station. Get off at Chofu Station and walk 10 minutes. Show route

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HP: http://www.kakuonji.com/

Overview

Kakuon-ji Temple is a Sōtō Zen Buddhist temple located in An'yōji, Chōfu, Shimonoseki City, Yamaguchi Prefecture. Known for its connections to the Mōri clan and General Nogi, the temple grounds feature bronze statues of Kano Hōgai and General Nogi. Kano Hōgai was a prominent Meiji-era Japanese painter from Shimonoseki. General Nogi was the famed hero of the Russo-Japanese War. Kakuon-ji Temple boasts not only historical structures but also abundant natural beauty. Lush greenery surrounds the temple, offering stunning seasonal views. The autumn foliage is particularly spectacular, attracting many visitors. Kakuon-ji Temple provides a tranquil atmosphere, offering a peaceful escape. It's the perfect place for those seeking a relaxing experience immersed in history and nature.

Kakuon-ji Temple

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