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Enmanji Temple stands as a provincial Buddhist center with traditional wooden structures surrounded by gardens in the Kanto region of Japan.

The temple was established in 741 under Emperor Shomu's decree as part of the kokubunji system to promote Buddhism across Japanese provinces.

The temple functions as a local religious center where monks conduct daily prayers, ceremonies, and maintain Buddhist traditions for the community.

Visitors can access the temple grounds during daylight hours and participate in morning meditation sessions led by resident Buddhist practitioners.

The temple complex includes a seven-story pagoda that represents the architectural elements characteristic of provincial Buddhist temples from the Nara period.

Location: Koga

Address: 〒306-0231 茨城県古河市小堤1405

Website: https://enmanji-koga.jp

GPS coordinates: 36.20875,139.76697

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:06