Erin-ji

Erin-ji temple occupies a secluded position within extensive grounds, featuring traditional Japanese religious architecture and ornamental gardens characteristic of the region.

The temple, established in 1380 during a period of significant Buddhist expansion in Japan, represents the architectural and spiritual traditions of the Muromachi period.

This religious complex functions as a center for Buddhist ceremonies, meditation practices, and religious education, maintaining centuries-old traditions in modern Japan.

Visitors can reach Erin-ji temple by taking a local bus from Koshu-shi station, with the temple grounds opening daily from sunrise to sunset.

The temple preserves significant Buddhist artworks and artifacts, including ancient statues and religious texts that document the evolution of Japanese Buddhism.

Location: Koshu

Inception: 1380

Address: 山梨県甲州市塩山小屋敷2280

GPS coordinates: 35.72992,138.71378

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:37