Taiho-ji Temple
Daihoji Temple
A historic Shingon Buddhist temple founded in 701 AD, home to a National Treasure main hall and the legendary 'Uba-zakura' cherry tree mentioned by…
Taiho-ji is a temple of the Shingon Shugendo school located in Matsuyama, Ehime Prefecture. It is said to have been founded in the year 701 (the first year of the Taiho era), a fact reflected in its name.
What makes it special
About Taiho-ji Temple
- Experience the architectural beauty of the National Treasure Main Hall
- Walk through the grounds where the legend of 'Uba-zakura' lives
- Enjoy the stunning spring cherry blossoms
- Observe significant cultural properties like Buddhist statues and the Muromachi-period Zushi
- Easy access from Matsuyama City
Photo gallery
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Weather forecast
Tue
9/8
27°/25°
92%
Wed
9/9
26°/22°
90%
Thu
9/10
28°/23°
49%
Fri
9/11
29°/22°
52%
Sat
9/12
30°/23°
76%
Sun
9/13
28°/24°
92%
Mon
9/14
27°/24°
95%
Tips
Payment
Cash only (for offerings and small local facilities)
English Support
English signage and staff support is limited
Reservations
It is recommended to check in advance for special interior openings (e.g., March 28th)
Clothing
Wear modest, respectful clothing suitable for a temple visit
Photography
Photography of cultural properties (especially inside the hall) may be prohibited
Accessibility
Many steps and uneven surfaces due to the historic nature of the site
Etiquette
Please remain quiet and respectful while on the temple grounds
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