伊豆実成寺

The temple features traditional Japanese architecture with wooden structures and multiple halls arranged according to Buddhist principles of sacred space organization.

The temple dates from the Nara period when Emperor Shōmu established provincial temples across Japan to strengthen Buddhism as the national religion.

The temple follows Buddhist rituals and ceremonies throughout the year, maintaining traditional practices that connect the local community with spiritual traditions.

Visitors access the temple grounds through a main gate leading to several meditation areas and halls where religious ceremonies take place.

The temple contains foundation stones from an original seven-story pagoda, indicating the presence of a structure that once reached 60 meters in height.

Location: Izu

GPS coordinates: 34.94947,138.99786

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:03