Henjō-in

The Henjō-in temple grounds contain multiple buildings representing traditional Japanese Buddhist architecture and include ancient plum trees with pink blossoms.

Established in 1570 during a period of Buddhist expansion, Henjō-in sits along the historical Iga-goe Road and received visits from Tokugawa Ieyasu.

The temple maintains the practices of the Koyasan Shingon sect, offering visitors direct experiences of Japanese Buddhist traditions through ceremonies and meditation.

Visitors can access Henjō-in through local transportation networks and explore the temple grounds, which feature walking paths among historic trees.

The temple combines religious architecture with natural elements, including century-old plum trees that produce distinct reddish-pink flowers during blooming season.

Location: Odate

Address: 秋田県大館市上町6 017-0817

GPS coordinates: 40.27297,140.56792

Latest update: March 3, 2025 11:05