Daizō-ji

Daizō-ji temple features wooden carvings beneath the eaves of its prayer hall, displaying traditional Japanese architectural elements and craftsmanship throughout its structure.

Established in the late 15th century, the temple served as a sanctuary during Japan's feudal period, receiving visits from influential samurai and political figures.

The temple maintains regular Buddhist ceremonies and festivals throughout the year, incorporating regional customs and traditions of the Jōdo-shū sect.

Visitors can reach the temple grounds by taking the Town Sneaker bus service from Matsumoto Station, with the journey lasting approximately twenty minutes.

The temple grounds contain an extensive collection of Buddhist statues, including distinctive baby-faced attendant figures that have become recognized local symbols.

Location: Fukushima

Address: 福島県福島市小倉寺字拾石7

GPS coordinates: 37.73228,140.48042

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:06