Tokuon-ji

The temple buildings showcase traditional Japanese architecture with wooden corridors, curved roofs, and carefully positioned structural elements throughout the complex.

Dating back to the Nara period, Tokuon-ji temple forms part of the Chubu Shijūkyū Yakuji Rinjō, a sacred pilgrimage route connecting Buddhist sites in central Japan.

The temple maintains a collection of religious artifacts and documents that demonstrate the evolution of Buddhist practices in the Kiso region over centuries.

The temple opens daily from sunrise to sunset, with guided tours available for visitors who want to learn about its architectural features and religious significance.

Tokuon-ji incorporates specific architectural elements that align with seasonal changes, creating different patterns of light and shadow throughout the year.

Location: Kiso

Part of: Chūbu 49 Yakushi Pilgrimage

GPS coordinates: 35.88972,137.75972

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04