Ryūgo-ji

The Ryūgo-ji temple features traditional Buddhist architecture with wooden structures and decorative elements that represent religious symbolism throughout its grounds.

Tōyama Toshikage established this Buddhist temple in 1596, during a period when religious institutions played central roles in Japanese communities.

The temple maintains regular Buddhist ceremonies and rituals, preserving traditional practices that connect current generations with centuries of spiritual heritage.

Visitors can reach the temple through several transportation options from Ena Station, with clear signage guiding them to the entrance.

The temple grounds contain multiple meditation spaces where practitioners focus on Buddhist teachings amid natural surroundings.

Location: Ena

Inception: 1596

Founders: Tōyama Toshikage

GPS coordinates: 35.30640,137.39226

Latest update: March 5, 2025 06:05