Kon'yō-ji

The main hall of Kon'yō-ji contains sacred Buddhist statues and artifacts, while its traditional wooden architecture displays distinct Japanese craftsmanship techniques.

Monk Gyōki established this temple in 733, initiating its role as a center for Buddhist practice and community gathering in the Osaka region.

The temple holds several National Treasures and Important Cultural Properties, which earned its designation as a National Historic Site in 1972.

Located at coordinates 34.776944, 135.388333, the temple welcomes visitors who can explore its buildings, gardens, and participate in Buddhist ceremonies.

The temple forms part of both the Western Sacred Healing Forty-Nine Holy Places and the Eighty-Eight Sacred Sites of Settsu pilgrimage routes.

Location: Teramoto

Inception: 733

Founders: Gyōki

Part of: 西國藥師四十九靈場, Ochenta y ocho lugares sagrados de Settsu

Address: 兵庫県伊丹市寺本2-169

GPS coordinates: 34.77694,135.38833

Latest update: March 7, 2025 22:56