Honkō-ji Temple

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A beautiful temple known as the family temple of Tokugawa Ieyasu, featuring a stunning thatched-roof main hall.

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HighlightsTokugawa Ieyasu's Family Temple
Thatched-roof Main Hall
Important Cultural Property of Japan
Beautiful Garden
Tranquil Atmosphere

Basic Information

Address: 384 Washitsu, Lake Sai City, Shizuoka Prefecture Search for tourist attractions in Shizuoka

Access: About 10 minutes by car from Shinjōmachi Station on the JR Tokaido Main Line Show route

Op.Hours: Please contact the temple in advance to confirm operating hours.

Cld.Days: Please contact the temple for holiday information.

Fee: Admission is free.

INFO: To maintain a peaceful environment, please refrain from using mobile phones. Pets are not allowed.

HP: http://hokkeshu.com/event/20190428.html

Overview

Honkō-ji Temple is renowned as the family temple of Tokugawa Ieyasu, and its thatched-roof main hall is designated an Important Cultural Property of Japan. The exquisite beauty of the main hall soothes the soul and invites visitors into a world of tranquility. The expansive temple grounds are filled with flowers blooming in every season, creating a peaceful atmosphere. Spring sees a breathtaking display of cherry blossoms, painting the grounds in shades of pink, while autumn brings a vibrant tapestry of crimson and gold foliage. Honkō-ji Temple offers a chance to stroll through history as a site closely associated with Tokugawa Ieyasu. Inside the main hall, you can view some of Ieyasu's personal belongings. Trees said to have been planted by Ieyasu himself also remain on the grounds. Honkō-ji Temple is recommended for those seeking tranquility and a historical journey.

Honkō-ji Temple

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