Kyukoku-ji

Kyukoku-ji temple stands within the urban landscape of Nagoya, featuring traditional Buddhist architectural elements and garden designs throughout its grounds.

The temple relocated to its current location in 1662 under the guidance of Priest Anshō Chōsei, serving as a spiritual guardian for Nagoya Castle.

The temple houses the Bell of Joy, created in 1965 by artist Taro Okamoto, which displays intricate carvings of humans, animals, and supernatural beings.

Located at 3-2-27 Ōsugi, the temple provides free parking for 40 vehicles and sits within a 6-minute walk from Shimizu Station on the Meitetsu Seto Line.

This temple marks the 29th stop on the Japanese Shikoku 88 Temple Pilgrimage route, maintaining its status as an active pilgrimage destination.

Location: Ōsugi 3-chōme, Nagoya

Address: 愛知県名古屋市北区大杉三丁目2番27号 462-0837

GPS coordinates: 35.18932,136.91598

Latest update: March 3, 2025 01:38