Myōjōrin-ji

The temple grounds contain multiple traditional structures, including a main hall where religious ceremonies and meditation sessions take place throughout the year.

Founded in 686 by En no Gyōja, the temple has maintained its presence as a religious center in the Ogaki region for over thirteen centuries.

The temple forms part of the Nishi-Mino Thirty-Three Temple pilgrimage route, attracting Buddhist practitioners who follow established spiritual paths.

Visitors can reach the temple complex at coordinates 35.400572, 136.578561, where they can participate in religious ceremonies and observe traditional architecture.

The temple maintains records of historical events and religious practices dating back to its foundation, documenting centuries of Buddhist traditions in central Japan.

Location: Ogaki

Inception: 686

Founders: En no Gyōja

Part of: 西美濃三十三霊場

Address: 岐阜県大垣市赤坂4610

Website: http://mirai.ne.jp/~kinsyou3

GPS coordinates: 35.40057,136.57856

Latest update: March 11, 2025 12:06