Manpuku-ji

Manpuku-ji is a Buddhist temple located near central Tokushima with traditional Japanese architecture, curved roofs, and wooden structural elements. The grounds contain multiple buildings and a garden that follow the classic design style of a Shin-Shu temple.

The temple was established as part of the broader Buddhist religious network in the Tokushima region. It has evolved over generations while remaining an established spiritual site for pilgrims and devotees.

The temple serves as a gathering place where local residents participate in Buddhist rituals and meditation throughout the year. The spaces reflect daily spiritual life and show how faith is practiced within the community.

The temple is accessible by public bus from Tokushima Station, with stops nearby the grounds. Visitors can explore the site during daylight hours when the temple is open to the public.

The temple serves as a hub where three separate pilgrimage routes intersect, allowing visitors to connect different spiritual journeys in a single location. This convergence makes it a valuable stop for those following multiple pathways through the region.

Location: Yoshino-honchō

Part of: Shin-Shikoku Mandara Pilgrimage, Awa Chichibu Kannon, Tokushima Shichifukujin

GPS coordinates: 34.08410,134.55156

Latest update: December 14, 2025 11:22