Jiun-ji Temple
Jiunji Yamanashi
Located in Koshu, Yamanashi, Jiun-ji is a temple famous for its massive weeping cherry tree, a designated natural monument with an estimated age of…
Jiun-ji is a temple of the Myoshin-ji school of the Rinzai sect, located in the Bunan-chihagihara area of Koshu City, Yamanashi Prefecture. Known as Tenryu-san, the temple's primary deity is Sho Kanzeon Bosatsu.
What makes it special
About Jiun-ji Temple
- The Massive Itozakura: A must-see natural monument that blankets the main hall with its sweeping branches.
- Literary Heritage: Discover the connection to the famous writer Ichiyo Higuchi through the commemorative monument.
- Spring Scenery: Enjoy the stunning combination of cherry blossoms and nearby peach blossoms in early April.
- Serene Atmosphere: A perfect place for a peaceful stroll amidst historical architecture and nature.
Weather forecast
Thu
9/17
24°/18°
98%
Fri
9/18
25°/17°
7%
Sat
9/19
23°/19°
47%
Sun
9/20
25°/19°
90%
Mon
9/21
29°/18°
88%
Tue
9/22
27°/18°
35%
Wed
9/23
24°/18°
22%
Tips
Payment
Cash is recommended for any small fees or donations within the temple grounds.
English Support
English signage and staff assistance are limited.
Reservations
No advance reservation is required for visiting.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes for navigating the temple grounds.
Photography
Photography is permitted, but please be respectful of the sacred atmosphere and other visitors.
Accessibility
Please note there are stairs and uneven surfaces in certain areas.
Etiquette
As this is an active temple, please maintain a quiet and respectful demeanor.
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