Nisseki-ji Temple
Nisseki-ji
A sacred Shingon Esoteric Buddhist temple where the Fudo Myoo statue is carved into a massive rock face, a National Important Cultural Property.
Nisseki-ji is a major temple of the Shingon Esoteric Buddhist sect located in Kamiichi, Nakaniikawa District, Toyama Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Nisseki-ji Temple
- Marvel at the historic craftsmanship of the Magae-butsu (Fudo Myoo) rock carving.
- Experience the profound tradition of Japanese asceticism through Takigyo (waterfall meditation) at Robon-taki.
- Taste the local specialty of somen noodles made with Toyama's pure water in the Monzen-machi area.
- Walk the historic stone-step path to immerse yourself in the ancient atmosphere.
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Weather forecast
Sun
9/20
24°/21°
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Mon
9/21
24°/22°
97%
Tue
9/22
24°/18°
99%
Wed
9/23
25°/17°
54%
Thu
9/24
24°/18°
75%
Fri
9/25
25°/18°
21%
Sat
9/26
21°/20°
78%
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Payment
Cash is highly recommended for all transactions.
Language
English support for signage and staff is limited; please check on-site.
Reservations
Advanced booking is required for specific programs like Takigyo (waterfall meditation).
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes as the approach consists of many stone steps.
Photography
Please adhere to local signs regarding photography restrictions.
Accessibility
Wheelchair-accessible parking, ramps, and multi-purpose toilets are available.
Etiquette
Please maintain silence and follow temple etiquette during your visit.
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