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Hodo-ji is a Koyasan Shingon Buddhist temple believed to have been founded in the mid-7th century by the monk Hodo (Kuhachi). Historically known as "Chofuku-ji," it once served as a center for numerous temple buildings.
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Su Hodo-ji Temple
- Observe the authentic Japanese architectural styles of the Kamakura and Nanboku-cho periods through the Important Cultural Property Shokudo and Tahoto pagoda.
- Admire exquisite Buddhist art, including the Sixteen Arhat statues and the Amida Sanzon-zu (Goryeo-style painting).
- Connect with history through the Kongoriki-shi statues, which date back to 1283.
- Enjoy a free visit, making it an accessible destination for history enthusiasts.
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Previsioni meteo
lun
03/08
34°/26°
100%
mar
04/08
34°/25°
82%
mer
05/08
34°/24°
31%
gio
06/08
37°/28°
35%
ven
07/08
36°/27°
86%
sab
08/08
32°/26°
70%
dom
09/08
30°/25°
68%
Consigli
Payment
Admission is free, but bring cash for offerings/donations.
English
English support/signage availability should be checked on-site.
Reservation
No advance reservation required.
Clothing
Wear comfortable walking shoes for the temple grounds.
Photography
Follow local rules regarding the photography of statues and cultural assets.
Accessibility
Be aware of potential steps or uneven surfaces.
Etiquette
Please remain quiet and respectful during your visit.