Miroku-ji Temple
Mirokuji
Discover the history of the Tendai sect at Miroku-ji, home to a National Important Cultural Property main hall and ancient Buddhist statues.
Miroku-ji is a historic temple of the Tendai sect located in Himeji, Hyogo Prefecture. Known as the mountain name Tsūhō-san, it serves as the inner sanctuary (Okunoin) for Shosha-zan Engyo-ji.
What makes it special
About Miroku-ji Temple
- View the National Important Cultural Property Main Hall and historic Buddhist statues up close.
- Experience the stunning seasonal hydrangeas in June, famous for their vibrant colors.
- Observe the traditional architectural styles, such as the Irimoya-zukuri roof and the newly completed bell tower.
- Connect with the history of the Yumemae Shichifukujin as the first sacred site of the Seven Lucky Gods.
Weather forecast
Fri
9/18
26°/22°
49%
Sat
9/19
27°/21°
25%
Sun
9/20
28°/22°
8%
Mon
9/21
28°/18°
14%
Tue
9/22
27°/16°
0%
Wed
9/23
28°/17°
4%
Thu
9/24
28°/18°
11%
Tips
Payment
Cash is primarily required for donations or fees.
Language
English-language support is limited.
Reservations
No advance booking is needed for standard visits.
Clothing
Wear modest clothing suitable for a temple visit.
Photography
Please follow local rules regarding the photography of cultural assets.
Accessibility
The grounds contain stone steps and uneven surfaces.
Etiquette
Please maintain a quiet and respectful atmosphere while on the premises.
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