Jinguji Temple
Jinguji
A historic Tendai sect temple founded in the early Nara period.
Jinguji is a historic Tendai sect temple located in Obama City, Fukui Prefecture, with origins dating back to the early Nara period (714 AD).
What makes it special
About Jinguji Temple
- Architectural Beauty of the Main Hall: Experience the majestic atmosphere of a medieval-style hall that blends Japanese and continental designs.
- National Treasure Statues: Observe the intricate details of the Kongorikishi and other precious wooden Buddhist sculptures up close.
- Serene Temple Walk: Enjoy a peaceful stroll through a landscape where ancient architecture harmonizes perfectly with nature.
- Deep Historical Immersion: Discover a site with a profound history, including its reconstruction by the governor Asakura Yoshikage.
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Weather forecast
Sat
9/19
26°/23°
41%
Sun
9/20
26°/23°
82%
Mon
9/21
26°/23°
100%
Tue
9/22
25°/21°
82%
Wed
9/23
24°/20°
29%
Thu
9/24
25°/20°
35%
Fri
9/25
24°/19°
19%
Tips
Payment
Cash only
Language
Limited English support/signage
Reservations
No reservation required
Clothing
Modest attire and comfortable walking shoes recommended
Photography
Restrictions apply to Buddha statues and building interiors
Accessibility
Difficult for wheelchairs due to slopes and steps
Manners
Please maintain silence and respect the sacred space
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