Kōkyūzan Myōhō-ji

The temple stands near the forested foothills of Mount Fuji, with traditional Japanese architecture and multiple prayer halls for religious ceremonies and meditation.

Founded approximately 750 years ago, this temple maintains its position as a center of Nichiren Shū Buddhism, attracting pilgrims through generations.

The temple offers traditional experiences including morning prayers, Buddhist shojin ryori cuisine, and participation in religious ceremonies throughout the year.

Visitors can access the temple via train from Tokyo to Kofu Station, then switch to JR Minobu Line before taking a local taxi to reach the grounds.

The temple maintains Kakurinbo, a 15th-century lodging facility where guests can practice kintsugi, calligraphy, and participate in tea ceremonies.

Location: Fuji

Inception: 1627

Address: 〒417-0846 静岡県富士市今井2丁目7番1号

Phone: +81545320114

Website: http://fuji-bisyamonten.com

GPS coordinates: 35.14047,138.71294

Latest update: March 7, 2025 23:04