Miroku-ji Temple
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Miroku-ji Temple, known as the inner sanctuary of Shojosan Enkyo-ji Temple, is famous for its enormous Hotei statue, said to be the largest in Japan. Deeply connected to Enkyo-ji, it's a place where you can feel the weight of history in serene surroundings.
Highlights
- Japan's Largest Hotei Statue
- First Sacred Site of the Yumemae Seven Gods of Good Fortune
- Inner Sanctuary of Shojosan Enkyo-ji Temple
- Serene Atmosphere Steeped in History
- Deep Connection with Enkyo-ji Temple
Basic Information
- Address
- Terajima, Yumemachi, Himeji City, Hyogo Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Hyogo
- Access
- Take the Shinki Bus from JR Himeji Station. Get off at the "Matazaka" stop (buses 51, 52 bound for Nozonsho, Yamanouchi, and Yukihikozan) and walk for 30 minutes. Alternatively, get off at the "Oomura" stop (buses 41, 42 bound for Araki, Baruztown, Furusebata, and Yamasaki via Yotsuji) and walk for 30 minutes. Show route
- Op.Hours
- 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
- Cld.Days
- None
- Fee
- Free
- INFO
- Please inquire at the temple office regarding parking.
Overview
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