Fukusen-ji Temple

Su Fukusen-ji Temple

The 17-meter tall wooden Kannon statue is a breathtaking sight and one of the largest of its kind in Japan.
You can experience the historical weight of the only five-story pagoda in Iwate Prefecture up close.
The temple offers a beautiful harmony of architecture and nature, with cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant autumn leaves.
The site is a meaningful stop for those interested in the Shin-Saigoku 33 Kannon pilgrimage route.

Consigli

Payment

Admission fees can only be paid in cash (JPY).

Language

English signage and staff support depend on the current local situation.

Reservation

No advanced reservation is required.

Clothing

Modest clothing that is not overly revealing is recommended for temple visits.

Photography

Please follow local instructions regarding photography restrictions or prohibited areas.

Accessibility

The temple grounds may have steps, slopes, or uneven paths.

Etiquette

Please maintain a quiet demeanor and respect religious customs while on the premises.

The 17-meter tall wooden Kannon statue is a breathtaking sight and one of the largest of its kind in Japan.
You can experience the historical weight of the only five-story pagoda in Iwate Prefecture up close.
The temple offers a beautiful harmony of architecture and nature, with cherry blossoms in spring and vibrant autumn leaves.
The site is a meaningful stop for those interested in the Shin-Saigoku 33 Kannon pilgrimage route.

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