Kitamukizan Fudō-in, Buddhist temple in Fushimi-ku, Japan.
Kitamukizan Fudō-in is a Buddhist temple in Fushimi-ku with traditional Japanese buildings, stone pathways, and green gardens. The grounds include several statues of Fudo Myoo displayed in different poses and expressions.
The temple was incorporated into the Kinki Thirty-six Fudoson network in 1979, a regional pilgrimage route with sacred sites dedicated to Fudo Myoo. This connection linked it to a broader tradition of spiritual locations.
This site functions as a pilgrimage destination within a regional network of temples dedicated to Fudo Myoo. Visitors come to participate in rituals and seek blessings for personal transformation.
The temple is easily accessible by public transit from Fushimi-ku Station and welcomes visitors during regular hours from morning until late afternoon. It is best to explore the grounds at a relaxed pace to fully take in the different areas and statues.
The different statues of Fudo Myoo on the grounds represent various aspects of this bodhisattva, helping visitors understand the complex nature of this figure in Buddhist teaching. Each statue takes a different pose to convey different powers and teachings.
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