Fukuō-ji

Fukuō-ji temple incorporates traditional Japanese architectural elements with multiple connected structures and pathways throughout its spacious grounds in Nagano Prefecture.

The temple, initially named Senpuku-ji, was established during the Nara period by Buddhist monk Seiga before receiving its current name in 1694.

The temple maintains an active schedule of Buddhist ceremonies and houses a wooden Avalokiteśvara statue, designated as a Cultural Property of Japan since 1906.

The temple complex, located at coordinates 36.261139, 138.339278, provides facilities for meditation sessions and religious ceremonies throughout the year.

The annual Aburayama porridge ceremony on February 1st involves leaving red bean porridge in the main hall to predict agricultural outcomes.

Location: Saku

Address: 長野県佐久市協和1054

GPS coordinates: 36.26114,138.33928

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:06