Yamamoto Fudoson
A sacred site of Kobo Daishi, where century-old cedar groves and 130 stone steps lead to spiritual serenity.
Yamamoto Fudoson (Shodozan Tokuzenyin Myoo Mitsuji) is a historic Buddhist temple located in Tanagura, Fukushima Prefecture.
What makes it special
About Yamamoto Fudoson
- Wear Walking Shoes: Due to the 130 stone steps, comfortable sneakers are highly recommended.
- Nature Photography: Bring a camera to capture the stunning 100-year-old cedar groves and natural landscapes.
- Embrace the Silence: Take time to sit quietly in front of the temple to experience the profound spiritual atmosphere.
- Prepare Cash: Please bring Japanese Yen for offerings (Saisen) and other small expenses.
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Weather forecast
Mon
11/2
14°/10°
84%
Tue
11/3
16°/9°
8%
Wed
11/4
15°/9°
16%
Thu
11/5
14°/9°
93%
Fri
11/6
21°/10°
12%
Sat
11/7
11°/4°
2%
Sun
11/8
12°/4°
6%
Tips
Payment
Cash only (for offerings/donations)
English Support
Limited English signage/support available
Reservation
No reservation required
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes due to many stairs
Photography
Please follow etiquette and remain quiet while taking photos
Accessibility
Difficult for wheelchairs due to the stone steps
Etiquette
Please act with respect and maintain silence within the temple grounds
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