Ishimichi-ji Temple
Ishimichi-ji
A Shingon Shuzen sect temple housing a National Important Cultural Property: the Eleven-Headed Kannon statue.
Ishimichi-ji is a temple of the Shingon Shuzen sect, nestled at the foot of Mt. Mikotaka in Nagahama City, Shiga Prefecture. It enshrines the Eleven-Headed Kannon, a National Important Cultural Property.
What makes it special
About Ishimichi-ji Temple
- Marvel at the Eleven-Headed Kannon, a National Important Cultural Property.
- Explore the historical context related to **Yasushi Inoue's novel, "Hoshi to Matsuri."
- Experience the long-standing tradition of the fertility deity (Kannon for childbirth).
- Enjoy the serene atmosphere of the Mt. Mikotaka foothills while admiring the historic architecture.
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11/4
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11/5
21°/14°
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Fri
11/6
19°/14°
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Sat
11/7
14°/8°
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Sun
11/8
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Mon
11/9
15°/6°
31%
Tue
11/10
14°/6°
29%
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Payment
Cash only (for admission fees)
English Support
Limited (Information is primarily in Japanese)
Reservation
No reservation required (but please confirm weekend/holiday availability)
Clothing
Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes suitable for a temple environment
Photography
Please be mindful of restrictions regarding photography of Buddhist statues
Accessibility
Limited accessibility for wheelchairs due to steps and uneven terrain
Etiquette
Please maintain silence and follow local customs for temple visits
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