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Myotsuji Temple
Myotsuji
A sanctuary of silence in Obama, Fukui, home to National Treasure halls and a three-storied pagoda.Esplora questo luogo
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Myotsuji Temple is a Shingon Buddhist temple of the Onmoto school, located in the historic gateway town of Obama, Fukui Prefecture. The temple's mountain name is Yuzurizan.
Cosa lo rende speciale
National Treasure Main HallKamakura Period ArchitectureImportant Cultural Property StatuesJapan HeritageSerene Nature
Su Myotsuji Temple
- A rare opportunity to see the National Treasure main hall and three-storied pagoda up close.
- Admire the Kamakura-period architecture in a serene, natural setting.
- Connect with Japanese history through Important Cultural Property Buddhist statues.
- Experience the atmosphere of a traditional Japanese temple with changing seasonal scenery.
- Find spiritual peace and tranquility in a quiet, meditative environment.
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Previsioni meteo
mer
05/08
33°/25°
0%
gio
06/08
33°/26°
12%
ven
07/08
33°/27°
6%
sab
08/08
33°/24°
30%
dom
09/08
28°/24°
55%
lun
10/08
27°/23°
41%
mar
11/08
26°/21°
32%
Consigli
Payment
Cash (Japanese Yen) only.
Language
English support and signage are limited.
Reservations
No reservation needed; groups of 20+ must contact in advance.
Clothing
Wear easy-to-remove shoes and clean socks for entering buildings.
Photography
Restricted for certain buildings and cultural assets.
Accessibility
Grounds have steps and stone paths.
Etiquette
Please maintain silence and respect the sacred space.