Myotsu-ji Temple
Myotsuji
A sanctuary of profound silence featuring National Treasure halls and a three-story pagoda.
Myotsu-ji is a temple of the Shingon Shishu sect located in the gateway town of Obama, Fukui Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Myotsu-ji Temple
- A rare opportunity to see the National Treasure Main Hall and Three-Story Pagoda up close.
- Admire the Kamakura-period architecture set within a tranquil, natural landscape.
- Discover precious Japanese Buddhist art and Important Cultural Properties.
- Experience the serene atmosphere of a traditional temple through the changing seasons.
- Find spiritual peace and mental clarity in this quiet, sacred environment.
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Weather forecast
Sat
9/19
26°/22°
63%
Sun
9/20
24°/21°
92%
Mon
9/21
24°/22°
100%
Tue
9/22
24°/20°
84%
Wed
9/23
23°/20°
29%
Thu
9/24
24°/20°
68%
Fri
9/25
24°/19°
18%
Tips
Payment
Cash (Japanese Yen) only.
Language
English signage and staff support are limited.
Reservations
No reservation needed for individuals; contact ahead for groups of 20+.
Clothing
Wear easy-to-remove shoes and clean socks when entering buildings.
Photography
Restrictions apply to building interiors and certain cultural assets.
Accessibility
The grounds contain steps and stone paths; wear comfortable shoes.
Etiquette
Please maintain a quiet and respectful attitude within the temple grounds.
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