Sōken-ji, Buddhist temple in Naka-ku, Japan
The Sōken-ji temple features a grand entrance with two guardian statues and traditional tiled roofs within its closed compound grounds.
Relocated in 1596 by Oda Nobukatsu, the temple serves as a memorial site for his father, the powerful warlord Oda Nobunaga.
Within its walls, the temple holds numerous artifacts related to Oda Nobunaga, including his seated statue and portrait paintings.
The temple grounds remain closed to the public, but visitors can view the architecture through the main gate near Osu shopping district.
The temple opens exclusively on June 2nd each year, commemorating the death anniversary of Oda Nobunaga with special prayer ceremonies.
Location: Naka-ku
GPS coordinates: 35.15983,136.90302
Latest update: March 8, 2025 14:46
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