長命寺, Buddhist temple in Izumi, Japan
Chomeiji is a Buddhist temple in Izumi housing a main hall with an eleven-faced Kannon statue inside. The building displays traditional Japanese temple architecture with carefully designed elements.
This temple originated during the Heian period as a gathering place for Buddhist monks. Over the centuries it developed into an important site of spiritual life in the region.
This temple is part of a regional pilgrimage circuit where visitors travel between sacred sites across the area. Many people come to participate in this traditional spiritual journey that connects several locations.
Visitors reach the temple with about a 15-minute walk from the nearest train station. Parking is available on site for those arriving by car.
The temple grounds are known for seasonal gardens displaying different plants and arrangements throughout the year. Visitors can watch how the place transforms with each season.
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