Nichiryuubuji

The temple stands in a mountainous area with a grand Japanese cypress tree measuring 20 meters in height at its entrance point.

During the Kamakura Period between 1185 and 1333, the temple gained recognition and received designation as an important cultural asset of Japan.

The temple shares architectural characteristics with Kiyomizu-dera in Kyoto, leading to its additional name Mino Shimizu among local residents.

Visitors can access the temple grounds at 4585 Shimonoho, Seki City, and contact the administration office through telephone number 0575-49-2892.

The temple features a Japanese cypress with an intricate branch structure spanning over three meters at its base, known locally as the cypress of thousand branches.

Location: Seki

Address: 岐阜県関市下之保4585

GPS coordinates: 35.54573,136.97246

Latest update: May 12, 2025 05:44