Templi & Santuari
Oeshiki (Horyu-ji Temple)
Oeshiki Horyuji
Experience the solemn Buddhist ritual of Oeshiki at Horyu-ji Temple, held to commemorate the death anniversary of Prince Shotoku.Esplora questo luogo
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Oeshiki is a grand Buddhist ceremony held at Horyu-ji, the head temple of the Shingon sect, to commemorate the death anniversary of Prince Shotoku (based on the lunar calendar).
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Historic Buddhist RitualPrince Shotoku AnniversaryShingon Sect Head TempleNara Traditional CultureMarch Seasonal Event
Su Oeshiki (Horyu-ji Temple)
- Witness the breathtaking fusion of Horyu-ji's historic architecture and the sacred traditions of the Shingon sect.
- This is a rare opportunity to experience a highly significant Buddhist event held only during the limited period of March 22nd to 24th.
- Connect deeply with Japanese heritage through the observation of traditional music and solemn religious ceremonies set against a historic backdrop.
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Payment
Cash is primarily required for local expenses.
Language
English support is limited; detailed ritual explanations may not be available.
Reservations
No advance booking is necessary for viewing.
Clothing
Modest attire is recommended for temple visits.
Photography
Restrictions may apply during certain ritual segments; please follow local guidance.
Accessibility
Be aware of uneven stone paths and steps throughout the grounds.
Etiquette
Please remain quiet and show respect to the religious ceremonies.