Goen-nichi Prayer Ceremony and Goma Fire Ritual
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Experience the traditional Goen-nichi prayer and Goma fire ritual at Koyama-dera Temple in Sakura-gawa, Ibaraki.
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18 ottobre 2026
Located in Sakura-gawa, Ibaraki Prefecture, "Futsumi Kannon Koyama-dera Temple" has preserved its sacred light since its founding in 735 AD.
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Su Goen-nichi Prayer Ceremony and Goma Fire Ritual
- Historic Architecture: View the main hall and three-story pagoda, which are designated national/prefectural cultural properties.
- Spiritual Experience: Experience the traditional Japanese form of prayer through the Goma fire ritual.
- Serene Environment: Spend a peaceful time surrounded by the rich nature of Sakura-gawa.
- Cultural Heritage: Feel the atmosphere of a temple with a long history dating back to the Nara period.
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lun
02/11
16°/12°
96%
mar
03/11
19°/10°
0%
mer
04/11
16°/12°
33%
gio
05/11
20°/13°
88%
ven
06/11
25°/13°
22%
sab
07/11
15°/7°
22%
dom
08/11
15°/7°
15%
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Payment
Cash is recommended (card availability is unknown).
English Support
Detailed English support is not guaranteed.
Reservations
It is unclear if advanced reservations are required.
Dress Code
Please wear modest, respectful clothing suitable for a temple ritual.
What to Bring
Prepare items suitable for the season (e.g., drinks or seasonal clothing).
Etiquette
Please remain quiet during the ritual and do not use cameras in prohibited areas.
Temple Rules
Please take all trash home and follow all temple manners and rules.
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