Yamanaka fudō

The temple features a main hall with wooden carvings, prayer corridors, and multiple ritual spaces for spiritual ceremonies and meditation practices.

Established in the eighteenth century as a branch of the Shingon Buddhist school, the temple underwent reconstruction following damage during World War II.

The temple performs goma fire rituals multiple times daily, where monks chant sutras and strike drums while burning wooden sticks in honor of Fudōmyō-ō.

Visitors can access the temple grounds from morning until evening, though photography remains restricted in certain areas to maintain the sacred environment.

The temple houses a collection of 10,000 crystal statues of Fudōmyō-ō along its corridors, creating a path for spiritual reflection and prayer.

Location: Kakamigahara

Address: 岐阜県各務原市各務東町7丁目240

GPS coordinates: 35.41517,136.91839

Latest update: March 3, 2025 18:37