Manmyō-ji

Manmyō-ji stands at the heart of Unzen Onsen, featuring traditional Buddhist architecture that reflects its ancient origins and spiritual purpose.

The temple's foundation in 701 CE marked the beginning of Buddhist monk Gyōki's mission to establish religious centers throughout Japan during the Nara period.

The temple maintains its position as a center for Buddhist practices, offering meditation spaces and religious ceremonies that connect visitors to Japanese spiritual traditions.

Located at coordinates 32.741028, 130.260472, the temple welcomes visitors who can reach it through local transportation services from major Japanese cities.

The temple belongs to a network of 49 religious structures established by Gyōki, who later became recognized for creating Japan's first detailed provincial maps.

Location: Unzen

Inception: 701

Founders: Gyōki

Address: 長崎県雲仙市小浜町雲仙321

GPS coordinates: 32.74103,130.26047

Latest update: March 3, 2025 15:40