Manju-ji

Manju-ji temple stands within a traditional setting, featuring architectural elements that reflect Japanese religious construction techniques and natural surroundings.

The temple was founded in 1306 by Ōtomo Sadachika during a period of expanding Buddhist influence throughout the Japanese archipelago.

The temple maintains regular Buddhist ceremonies and practices, serving as a center for religious activities and spiritual guidance in the local community.

Located at coordinates 33.233889, 131.616944, the temple welcomes visitors who wish to explore its grounds and participate in religious observations.

The temple contains an Amida figure of substantial proportions that remains permanently fixed due to its size and historical preservation requirements.

Location: Kanaikemachi

Inception: 1306

Founders: Ōtomo Sadachika

Part of: Ten temples

Address: 大分県大分市金池町5-4-2

GPS coordinates: 33.23389,131.61694

Latest update: May 17, 2025 10:46