泉福寺, Buddhist temple in Okegawa, Japan
Senpukuji is a Buddhist temple in Okegawa with stone pathways, traditional wooden buildings, and well-maintained gardens. The grounds feature mature trees and seasonal flowers that change throughout the year.
The temple was founded during the Edo period and is closely tied to the region's past. An ancient ginkgo tree on the grounds dates from this era and remains a central feature.
The temple preserves traditional wooden wish plaques left by visitors over many generations, reflecting the daily prayers and hopes of those who come here.
Wear comfortable shoes since the pathways cross the grounds with steps and slopes along the way. Parking spaces are available year-round for those arriving by car.
A special crape myrtle tree on the grounds blooms multiple times each year in different colors. This rare trait draws visitors who want to see the varied flowers across different seasons.
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