Travel Guide to Kinhozan Temple in Nara, Japan

Japan

Scenic spot introduction:

Kinpusen-ji Temple in Nara, Japan is located in Kinpusen-ji Temple, Yoshino-gun, Nara Prefecture, Japan. It is a Japanese monastic place that advocates mountain belief. Shugendo founded by Yakuko Kaku flourished due to the idea of harmony between gods and Buddhas. Fujiwara Michio once worshiped the mountain Paying homage shows your strength.

Attractions distribution:

The national treasure-level buildings of Kinhozan Temple in Nara, Japan include the Zao Hall, Shugendo, and the Great Bodhisattva of the Envoy God. Zao is the deity of the Zao Hall of Kinhozan Temple, and is written as Vajra Zao Gongen, Zao Bodhisattva.

Scenic spot qualifications:

World Heritage

Scenic spot features:

Worship, pray, religion

Transportation

Scenic spot location:

Asia>Japan

How to get there:

Subway: Take the Yoshino Ropeway from "Senbonguchi" Station to "Yoshinoyama" Station, then walk for 10 minutes.

Scenic area map:

3D real scene of scenic spot

Tickets

Jinfengshan Temple ticket price:

Zao-do: 400 yen; other areas are free

Scenic area opening hours:

8:00－16:45

Travel Tips

Best time to visit:

Omine practice experience: May to October;

Lotus dedication to the peak: July 7, 8, 9;

Omine Ochiu practice: Heisei 24: June 19-24

Three-day monk experience: August 4-6;

Fasting meeting: October 26 → 28, 2014