Yakushi-ji

The temple features a traditional main hall displaying sacred Buddha statues and religious artifacts within its wooden architectural structure with curved roofs.

The temple origins trace back to Japan's Buddhist expansion period, contributing to the establishment of religious centers throughout the Gifu Prefecture.

Regular Buddhist ceremonies take place in the temple, where local residents participate in meditation sessions and religious observances throughout the year.

Visitors can reach the temple grounds through a network of walking paths connecting various structures, including the main gate and prayer halls.

The temple maintains a collection of religious texts and scrolls stored within specialized archive rooms, preserving centuries of Buddhist teachings.

Location: Kakamigahara

Inception: 1938

Founders: Gyōin Hashimoto

Part of: 东海四十九药师靈場

Website: https://kawasaki-yakushiji.blogspot.com

GPS coordinates: 35.40525,136.85011

Latest update: March 10, 2025 17:56